iPhone Texture Pack #1 – Rusted Sea Iron

Although not new to photography, taken continuous shots of surfaces for the sole purpose of creating a texture pack is. This is my first foray into Textures.
More of a iPhone Experiment
Coming from a  commercial Pre-Press background, with the well worn in knowledge of high resolution pixels, what makes a image good and poor, these iPhone images are certainly not ‘epic’ in quality when compared to the usual high resolution textures you may be used to.
Saying all that, the subject matter is pretty cool, and there are some beautiful images there that I am sure you can manipulate to create something useful. Even if not, it was fun for me and cool to put the iPhone thought it’s pace. But there is enough resolution there for you to mess around, and even use as is for web backgrounds etc. So I am hopeful, even with the limited resolution of the iPhone, these textures will be of use.
Technical Information
Width : 1800 pixels
Height : 1200 pixels
Resolution : 300 pixels
Camera : iPhone
Editing : Some Photoshop contrast and cropping.
Texture Information
These rusty textures are taken from Seaford beach, specifically the iron sea defences at the bottom of Seaford Head. The colour and variety of textures and colours is really quite extraordinary. Bright oranges, reds and even hues of dark blue against the many layers of rust and flakes. So many variations, so many patterns.Â
Taken around midday with a full sun and clear blue sky.Â
I have certainly enjoyed this little project and don’t understand why I have not taken to it earlier. So expect a number of other Texture Packs from me over the coming months.
Feedback
I would greatly appreciate any feedback. Speficially if you like the subject matter and feel that it would be worth me taking the same shots with my proper digital SLR.
Download
DOWNLOADÂ You can download the entire pack as a ZIP.
iPhone Texture Pack #1 – Rusted Sea Iron










See other selected photographs from my Portfolio
And breathe...
Article Posted On: March 3, 2009 by
Before you rush off somewhere else. If you have found this post useful, I would greatly appreciate it if you would consider signing up to my RSS feed, or Email newsletter. Follow me on Twitter or FaceBook. There are also my prolific postings on Posterous.
Any Stumbles, Tweets, Shares etc would be more that most welcome, convenient share buttons follow.
-
colin
-
Alison Lee Cousland
-
prisca
-
skylash
-
Eli




