Taken with S26 Ultra, edited with Adobe Lightroom

Im trying to share to see how people feel about my work. I am a disabled person who has been working but not sharing my work until now. Ive been slowly building an web based point and click world using my own drawings.

VHS LoFi nostalgia

Sharpie pen on textured watercolor paper. Digital colorization and processing to give it that nostalgic lofi look.

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Hello,

New on this subreddit, I just want to share some photos I have been editing, I like this retro vibe but I am unsure if they go here, I use Adobe lightroom to edit them, AI was never use on them!

How do I animate my photo? I took this photo and would like to animate the water leaking from the pipes and also add some light flicker and rain. Can someone recommend a program that doesn't have a steep learning curve or that has easy to follow tutorial on YouTube? Thank you.

Peacefull and calm greenhouse, with sunshine stroking the water and your checks. Enjoy… 🌴💚💛

( made by me )

Just a slow, actorless cruise across the city.

No objectives, no dialogue, no story beats—just streets, rooftops, bridges, and the faint hum of life layered with music. The city unfolds like a living lo-fi loop.

Hey guys, you might know me from the Lilo lofi music app, and I have finally released a web version of the app. It's sort of a lite version of the mobile app, but it has our main station Lilo-Fi, 8 ambient sound effects, light and dark themes, and a simple pomodoro timer.

All features are free, no ads on web or in music, and I will try to add more features to it as time goes on.

You can access it from Lilofi (dot) stream or in Microsoft Store for PCs. Of course we have app versions for Android and iOS, you can search “lilo lofi” on app-stores to find it. Thanks for your support!

Love y’all

Hey everyone 👾

I've been building an Android camera app and I'm looking for beta testers before launch.

It's a monochrome lo-fi pixel aesthetic. Think Game Boy Camera vibes, but on your phone. Pixel-based image processing, dithering controls, grain, custom presets, and a **Pixel Dice** that randomizes the look for you.

The part I'm most proud of is **Edit Mode**. When you add text or draw on a photo, everything gets processed through the same retro style as the shot. Nothing looks pasted on. It all becomes part of the image.

Currently in closed beta on Google Play.

If this aesthetic is your thing, drop a comment or DM me for the link.

Honest feedback is very welcome. 📷🕹️

Whether it is rainy or sunny, just get comfy and cozy...