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PictureBook – ‘In the dust filled light Janus span’ – By Benamon Tame
We’re delighted to publish Benamon Tame’s third article to his new column PictureBook. In PictureBook Benamon concentrates on the the story behind the image. As Benamon himself describes it: ‘As Photographic artists we do not just capture stories but create them, the journey behind and the image we present. PictureBook draws on Images selected from my own story series but will also look at the work of the other story tellers within the community’. Don’t miss this uber creative article from Benamon, fabulous piece. Over to you Benamon. (foreword by Joanne Carter). “There was no weather in the Toy Room but sometimes fragments fell from the distant roof. They…
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iObsess – iPhone Photography Tutorial – By Dan Marcolina
We’re delighted to publish the latest iPhone photography tutorial by our Columnist Dan Marcolina to his great Column, iObsess with us. In this tutorial Dan puts the apps, True HDR, Snapseed and Pixlromatic Plus through their paces on his latest image. Don’t miss this – just click on the image below to play the tutorial.
The App Nerds Workshop By Lola Mitchell – Session Two
Recently we announced Lola Mitchell as our new Columnist, if you missed that please go here. Today, we are very excited to publish Lola’s second article for her new column, The App Nerds Workshop. The App Nerds Workshop is something very different and we are very excited about it. It will become a virtual classroom, an environment for new talent to share their work, for Lola to share some of the ways she uses apps and for the not so new talent to share some secrets. Lola will sometimes assign broad themes to keep the creative juices flowing. We are hoping this will be a grand scale creative interactive classroom.…
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APPart – Copyright Issues Within Mobile Art And Apps – By Mel Harrison
It’s Saturday already and that means it’s time for Mel Harrison’s latest APPart article and this week Mel highlights a very important and potentially controversial issue regarding copyrighted material and the usage of it within your own artwork. Mel’s main frustration is with an app that she did not want to name but having written to them myself, several times and having received no reply I felt that perhaps we should, the app that Mel is referring to in this article is Paint FX and it is one of her favorites and one that she has used for a lot of her artwork to date. I’ll let Mel take it…
dpreview Feature Our PureShot Walk-Through Video Tutorial
We’re delighted that dpreview, our linked site and great pals have featured our PureShot walk-through video tutorial by our Columnist Keith Tharp. PureShot comes from developer Jag.gr who produce the very popular 645 PRO app. To view this feature on dpreview, please go here. To view our original walk through tutorial, please go here.
Gray’s Anatomy – Fear of the unknown, fear of the iPhone – By Richard Gray
Since re-connecting to Flickr after the launch of their mobile app, I’ve been seeing a lot more big-camera images. The photos I see from my contacts on Flickr are both mobile and big-camera, with no distinction between them. Which is a great thing. Sometime soon, no-one will really bother whether an image is produced with a mobile camera. On Flickr, I’ve reconnected to a lot of big-camera photographers from my past and I’ve realised a lot of them are also on Instagram. I spoke to one recently who had just discovered Instagram and he said it had reignited his passion for photography. I felt the same thing a couple of…
Appstrax – ‘Adult Child’s Play’ – By Rudy Vogel
Rudy Vogel has just sent us his next article for his wonderful Column with us, Appstrax. In this feature Rudy inspires us all to bring out that childhood creativity and excitement that was definitely in all of us at one stage and perhaps it just needs resurrecting, don’t miss this, over to you Rudy. (foreword by Joanne Carter). As a preamble to my column I would like to wish all my readers a happy and healthy New Year. Traditionally, new years are filled with resolutions that we make to try something new or, to change. The inertia we have for the pending metamorphosis is filled with gusto, bravura…
dpreview Features Our Janine Graf Column Article ‘Artistic Inventory’
We’re so pleased about this, dpreview.com have featured Janine Graf’s iSights column article, ‘Artistic Inventory’, that we published on January 14, 2012. This is a great article and one where Janine takes a look at the images she has captured with her iPhone over the past 12 months. You can see our original article here – and you can see the article featured at dpreview.com here.
PictureBook – The Sight of Envy .Babel – By Benamon Tame
We’re delighted to publish Benamon Tame’s second article to his new column PictureBook. In PictureBook Benamon concentrates on the the story behind the image. As Benamon himself describes it: ‘As Photographic artists we do not just capture stories but create them, the journey behind and the image we present. PictureBook draws on Images selected from my own story series but will also look at the work of the other story tellers within the community’. Don’t miss this uber creative article from Benamon, fabulous piece. Over to you Benamon. (foreword by Joanne Carter). “Babel raised his hands and blinked. He sat like a strange peacock and stretched out his…
Mobile Shorts Tiny Shutter Advantage – By Keith Tharp – PureShot Walk Through
Late last week the developers of 645 PRO released a wonderful brand new app called Pure Shot. ‘PureShot is your top-quality filter-free (or #nofilter) app. It helps you capture digital photographs with the highest possible technical integrity’, quote from Mike Hardaker developer of Pure Shot. This app retails for $1.99/£1.49 and you can download it here. Don’t miss this excellent and extensive video walk through by Keith Tharp, you’ll enjoy this a lot. (foreword by Joanne Carter).
