Decim8 This with Doctor Popular

by | Nov 26, 2012 | Showcases | 2 comments

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Welcome to Week 14 of #Decim8nday’s Decim8 This.

Every Sunday @Decim8nday will post an original / unedited image submitted by our guest editor of the week.

Decim8ors are to:

  • Screenshot the image and save to their camera roll
  • Decim8 the image using any singular or combination of effects
  • We ask that no other apps are used and that images are processed only with the Decim8 app
  • List each effect used and hashtag it with #Decim8nday and #Decim8this_( guest editor’s username)
  • Post by Tuesday, 9:00 AM PST for a chance to get featured here and on @Decim8nday Wednesday!

On Wednesday we’ll announce the guest editor’s top 3 images!

This week we welcome Doctor Popular, @docpop, as guest editor!

This is his original photo…

and here are his selections…

 1. @postaljeff

2. @juras77

3. @cekws

Below is the list of Doc’s three favorites this week & his insight:

1. @postaljeff  – Minimalism, plus motion. Dig that the leaf is still readable.

2. @juras77 – Symmetry! This was my favorite of the symmetrical entries. Motion lines are dope too.

3. @cekws – The colors sort of flow along with the original, and those shapes are just swell.

The Cr8ors of Decim8nday [ @_suzanne_ and @david_baer ] and I thank you for participating this week – we hope to do it again in the future!

Congratulations everyone! We are going to be taking a week off from the #decim8this program this week, but it will be a regular decim8nday! Run 1 of your recent 12 posts on IG through Decim8 & tag fx used.  See ya next week!

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2 Comments

  1. Doctor Popular
    Doctor Popular on November 26, 2012 at 11:16 am

    Thanks so much for letting me a part of this. Great work from everyone involved. Also stoked to see so many cool images tweaked with the Kompliance and Dr. Ocular filters.

  2. dplblog
    dplblog on November 26, 2012 at 2:44 pm

    I really like the original photo! I know exactly what that kind of misty/drizzle/soft rainy day feels like — and it makes suck great shapes around buildings and awnings and door steps.