Taken with a regular 'ol potato iPhone 13 (with a dirty lens by all appearances, heh.) Some light editing and noise removal + the perspective has been fiddled with a bit
This is awesome - nice work! Are you on Pixelfed?
Aw, thanks ❤️ No I'm not, haven't really done all that much photography lately, let alone with a DSLR (lost the charger when I last moved a couple of years ago and never got around to getting a new one, I've had… other concerns)
This is really cool. And is this more or less true to color? Great eye!
Thank you ❤️
Yeah the colors are all there, the buildings in that area have a sort of copper-like cladding on them so they're pretty funky just by themselves, and people really seem to like wild room lighting. I actually just realized I never did an sRGB conversion of this so I don't know how it looks on most monitors.
Here's the original unedited version:
Just looks a bit more subdued compared to how vividly orange everything there is when using the Mark I Eyeballs
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