If you’re someone who disagrees with minimalist design and thrives in bold patterns, then this Kaleidoscope filter is perfect for you. Simply apply the Bulge, adjust it accordingly and choose the Reflect Edge Fill. If you’re not a fan of the black border, you can always opt for one without. It also creates a distinct focal point that is bound to captivate your audience. It definitely adds a hint of nostalgia to your photos, giving your visuals a retro vibe. The edges of the photo are tucked in, leading your eyes directly to the focal point. It definitely adds an air of sentimentality, and it’s a great way to express your creativity. You might’ve seen skateboarders, rappers and travel influencers using this effect in their social media posts lately. Harry Styles’ Fine Line album cover.īut why spend money on a new lens when you can recreate the exact same Fisheye effect in Pixlr? Most popularized in the early 60s and seen all over music album covers back then, this style of photography is back and here to stay. Remember those days when everyone wanted to get a fisheye lens? The ultra-wide angle lens creates a distinct hemispherical distortion. If you think the physics-bending Inception-inspired edit is too complex for your taste, you can try something simpler – a quick inversion of a starry night sky.

Look at this photo that we’ve edited using the Reflect filter – it looks like the city-bending scene from Christopher Nolan’s Inception. Depending on your goal, the edits can be as complicated or as simple as you want it to be. It also lets your viewer do a double take at these mesmerizing effects. Playing with reflections is a great way to convey feelings of chaos and otherworldliness. After – Edited with Wave filter in Pixlr E.

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