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Jennifer Bracewell Joins The App Whisperer As A New Columnist
We’re delighted to welcome Jennifer Bracewell as a new Columnist to theappwhisperer.com. We have featured Jennifer many times on theappwhisperer, from our A Day In the Life of Interview, to an iPhone Tutorial and our A Picture’s Worth section too. Jennifer Bracewell is a native of the San Francisco Bay Area. She is a mother, an avid mobile photographer and a music lover with her own personal zoo of very loved pets. Her images have been featured on many websites and blogs as well as in print for publications such as the Sydney Morning Herald. She has also had her work shown in galleries world-wide in venues such as Mobilepixelation…
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Appstrax – ‘A Meeting With The Bungie Boys’ – By Rudy Vogel
We are so delighted to publish the latest article by our very own ‘Renaissance Man’, Rudy Vogel, for his own unique Appstrax Column with us. In this article Rudy takes us into the abyss and explores the wonderful creative world of abstract art and uses one of his outstanding images and definitely a personal favorite of mine ‘The Bungie Boys Invade Kartoonid’ to express this in his characteristic wonderful and unique way. Over to you Rudy… (foreword by Joanne Carter). ‘Having cut my teeth with you the readership in my last column, I am now ready to take a plunge into the abyss with you the reader. The abyss…
Gray’s Anatomy – Easy To Laugh
I can hardly believe that it’s Friday again, but it is and it seems to come round faster every week. Richard Gray has sent through his regular Friday post for his column ‘Gray’s Anatomy’. This week Richard discusses the influx of images uploaded to Instragam and considers whether quantity is really any match for quality. Over to you Richard (Foreword by Joanne Carter). “You may have already seen the hilarious youtube sensation (no not Gangham style) to poke fun at some of the cliched images and lack of originality on Instagram. Set to Nickelback’s Photograph song, if you haven’t, click here, you’ll see it, in all its mocking glory,…
parallell ll perspectives With Catherine Restivo & JQ Gaines – Second Edition
We’re delighted to publish the second of Catherine Restivo’s and JQ Gaines’ ‘parallel ll perspectives’ column article with us. Parallel II perspectives is a collaborative space allowing both Catherine and JQ to creatively explore their impressions from passing glimpses of strangers, buildings or even objects, using the same image. In this second article, we have created two separate screenshows of their images along with their own individual audio to demonstrate this entirely. We really hope you enjoy this wonderful column, many thanks to Catherine and JQ for their excellent work. We have also included still images of each shot too with apps used and links to the app store incase…
iSights – ‘Comedy Is Risky’ By Janine Graf
We’re delighted to publish the very first of Janine Graf’s ‘iSights’ new column with us. iSights is a Column that we have created for Janine to interpret her images into tutorials for us, other times she’s going to be telling us about her inspirations in mobile photography and art, some weeks she will be expressing her ideas and news about the community. We’re going to leave it to her to surprise us, one thing we do know for sure, is that each post will have a huge splattering of humor and we so love her humor and you will too. Janine’s Column is called iSights which she describes as ‘”a spin on…
Mobile Shorts Tiny Shutter Advantage – Snapseed – The New Update
Keith Tharp has sent through his latest video tutorial article for his weekly Tiny Shutter Mobile Shorts Column. In this weeks tutorial Keith walks us through the latest Snapseed update and demonstrates how to use it, fast. If you haven’t picked up Snapseed yet, then we suggest you do, it’s an excellent app and following the acquisition by Google of the developers Nik Software, this app is now free and will remain so. It’s available for both Android and iOS devices. (Foreword by Joanne Carter) Android download link iOS download link Video Walkthrough
APPart – Creating An Outstanding Collage Image With Juxtaposer
It’s Saturday again, yes already, and that means just one thing here at theappwhisperer.com, Mel Harrison’s weekly column – APPart. Every Saturday we will publish more of Mel’s incredible work which focuses on digital art and collage images. Each week Mel will be incorporating different ‘mainstream’ editing apps to inspire you to try some APPart of your own. In this weeks’ Column Mel talks us through the process of creating a beautiful collage using only the app Juxtaposer, don’t miss this…(foreword by Joanne Carter). We hope this outstanding article inspires you to try Juxtaposer for yourself. It retails for $2.99/£1.99 and you can download it here. ‘Not long after…
Gray’s Anatomy – I Really Heart That Photo
Wow, another whirlwind week has passed us by and it’s Friday again, that means just one thing around here, Richard Gray’s ‘Gray’s Anatomy Column’. This week Richard laments true love and discusses the importance of a good old fashioned ‘thumbs up’. Don’t miss this, over to you Richard…(foreword by Joanne Carter). ‘It may be tempting fate for a blog to play down the importance of words. And sometimes people bemoan the “like like like” culture of social media. It’s all so impersonal, they say, it’s too easy just to click the heart button. On Instagram, if you get a certain number of likes, you get on the popular page,…
Sarah Jarrett Joins The App Whisperer As A New Columnist
We’re delighted to welcome Sarah Jarrett as a new Columnist to theappwhisperer.com. Sarah completed her degree and postgraduate studies at Harrow School of Art & Brighton University in 1992 specializing in Photography. She was singled out in her final year for special bursary prizes from both Kodak and Agfa. After graduating Sarah taught Art, Textiles & Photography in Brighton and continued to exhibit her work in London, Brighton, Cambridge and Norfolk. In 1998 she began to freelance full time and began to experiment with painting onto her own large color photographic prints with oils and sewing onto the surface with a sewing machine in an attempt to develop a unique…
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Mobile Shorts Tiny Shutter Advantage – StillShot Video Tutorial
Keith Tharp has just sent us his video tutorial article for his weekly Tiny Shutter Mobile Shorts Column. In this tutorial Keith puts the app StillShot through its paces and demonstrates how to pull still images from your iPhone videos quickly and easily, don’t miss this.. Video Tutorial
