Waterlogue: Portraits and Gardening

I'm finding Waterlogue addictive.

I did a couple of people shots, including one in Black and White.  Then I found some garden pictures on my iPod, and I love how they came out.  Postcard pretty.

Waterlogue

Somehow this morning I went from trying to master Pinterest to finding an app called Waterlogue from a company called Tinrocket. It makes water colors from your photos.

Here's my first try:

Original

Waterlogue

I love how soft my beagle and her blanket look in the app version.  Her coloring in the app version is very sweet.

I wasn't sure I liked the way it renders people while in the app, but seeing the pictures side by side, I really like it.

Original

It is 3.99 on the App Store, very reasonable.  You can see below my first picture the "filter" options.

It looks as if I would need to get another copy for my laptop which has Windows 10 for another 3.99 in order to use it with older photographs I have in digital form.

The Generator Blog comes through again!

If you can imagine I almost went to bed with out posting, and we're only on day 8!!!! Agh! What hope is there for me?

Never fear, all I need to do is head on over to the Generator Blog to find something useful or ridiculous, it doesn't matter which.

Remember this is all an exercise in getting our poor NaBloPomo-ist to write on a regular basis.  Practice practice practice.

I present to you PetSwitch which allows you to put your eyes and mouth on a picture of your pet.  Why would you wish to do this?  Well, take a peek below and say no more:

My eyes, my mouth, my beagle.  Could be in my Christmas cards this year....