Mobile Photography & Art – My Top Five Apps by Tania Konnerth from Germany
We are revitalising our Top Five Apps section to our Photo App Lounge column. This a section within TheAppWhisperer where we ask highly accomplished mobile photographers and artists to list their top five apps and to explain why they have selected them. Kicking us off today is highly regarded mobile photographer and artist, Tania Konnerth from Germany, take a look! (foreword by Joanne Carter).
All images ©Tania Konnerth
Hipstamatic
From the very first day I got my first iPhone, this app became a beloved friend to me. It has always been my no.1-shooting app and with the relaunch it became my no.1-editing-app, too. It provides never ending opportunities and I think, I will be never getting tired it.
Diana
I loved this app from the first use. I use it for willingly combining different photos and effects as well as I use the random generator.
Snapseed
For me snapseed is the best app for editing. I especially love the drama-filters and the grunge-filters.
Formulas
I love the subtle and fine effects of this app for portraits as well as for landscapes.
Glaze
This is my first choice for my painterly photo-works. Some of the effects are very strong, but I got better in preparing the photos with prior editing in order to get the output I did have in mind.
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Tania Konnerth
Tania Konnerth lives in Lüneburg, Germany. She works as an author and writes books, articles and blogs about various themes. She also is a photographer out of passion. 2011 she got very much into iphoneography when she held her first iPhone in her hands and never stopped with mobile photography evere since. Find out more about her and her photos on her website: www.taniakonnerth.com
