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Mobile Photography & Art – Portrait of an Artist – Second Video of Works – with Maria Cecilia de São Thiago @klimtt
We are delighted to publish our second video showcase from our Portrait of an Artist group by our highly qualified editor, Maria Cecilia de São Thiago. She has selected the very best images from our dedicated Flickr Group as well as our Instagram Group and explains, “as the moment calls I have chosen strong images that have in them an indication of the anxiety that I have been feeling and that I think is inherent in everyone these days”. Please take a look at this video and the high level of work that continues to astound us. If you would like to be featured, in the future, please ensure you’re contributing your images…
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Draw the Line – Mobile Art as an Expression
If you’re not aware we have a wonderful column within TheAppWhisperer, edited by Carol Wiebe and Peter Wilkin entitled ‘Draw the Line’. This column is about adopting an initial photograph as an foundation piece, digitally enhancing it with mobile applications and then taking the image a step further by introducing drawn line, either directly drawing lines or making various marks upon the image. To join our Facebook group for this column, please go here. Here Peter Wilkin explains a little more about the drawn line within imagery…
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Opinion – Mobile Art – The Sign of Now
We are delighted to publish this article by accomplished mobile artist Fatma Korkut today. Korkut gives an interesting history into what makes mobile art, the sign of now. Enjoy!
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New Challenge for our ‘Draw the Line Column’ – AloneTogether
To celebrate their new team editorship, Carol & Peter are launching a challenge entitled ‘AloneTogether’. This could be an image driven by your environment, or one that perhaps reflects your mood. Or you could create an abstract interpretation of the theme. It’s up to you ~ but, of course, your image must include drawn lines in some form. There is no limit to the number of images you can post but please do include the hashtag #TAWAloneTogether if you want them to be entered into the challenge. We’ll run the challenge until mid-June & then we’ll choose nine images that we think best represent both the theme & the inclusion…
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Peter Wilkin Joins TheAppWhisperer as New Co-Editor for ‘Draw the Line – Mobile Art as an Expression’ Group
We are delighted to announce today, talented mobile photographer and artist, Peter Wilkin is joining us as a Co-Editor for our Column entitled ‘Draw the Line – Mobile Art as an Expression’ with Carol Wiebe. We have been impressed with Wilkin’s art for some time, so much so that he is a featured artist in our online gallery, see here. Wilkin explains what this group is all about; “This group is about mobile photos with the added touch of applied line. Lines can be a major or a minor element, placing drawn components into the image that help to illustrate or emphasise the meaning that you, as the artist, want to express…
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Webinar with our Columnist Rad Drew – A Deep Dive into Snapseed – We have a discount code!
Our highly accomplished Columnist Rad Drew is hosting a webinar for this ‘How I Did It!’ Series Revealing Snapseed Secrets. He explains ‘SnapSeed is a wildly popular editing and stylizing app for iPhone and Android, and for good reason! It offers 28 tools with which to manipulate images for different looks. But, if you’re like many SnapSeed users, you may only be scratching the surface of this comprehensive, powerful app. In this session for iPhone and Android intermediate users, Rad will reveal some of the secrets hidden in SnapSeed, including: * Shortcuts for opening images in SnapSeed to save time * Using the White Balance tool for correct skin tones…
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Mobile Photography & Art – New ‘Deadpan’ Assignment for our Forthcoming Book ‘Away with Words’
Whilst I am busy completing the seventh and eighth chapter (I apologise, I am a little behind) with our selected images for our previous assignments #ladylike and #belonging, I would like to announce our brand new assignment for the next chapter in our soon to be published book entitled ‘Away with Words’. Our new assignment is ‘Deadpan’. We would like to see your interpretations of this assignment. Deadpan… essentially this genre of photography means devoid of emotion. Its a subject that exists but it seems empty. There’s no happiness and there’s no sorrow. It is honest work. It is detached art. It asks more questions than it offers. I have…
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Top 10 iOS Mobile Videography Apps 2020
Having consulted over 1,923 posts where we asked award winning mobile videographers for their favourite apps, we feel confident publishing this article today. Everything is relative and following extensive research we are happy to announce that these are TheAppWhisperer’s Top 10 iOS Mobile Videography Apps, at this moment in time. If you missed our Top 10 iOS Mobile Art Apps 2020 post, please go here. If you missed our Top 10 iOS Mobile Photography Apps 2020 post, please go here There are of course, more than ten good videography apps but these ones, should be standard on every mobile videographer’s device. Do you recommend something else? That’s great, just add…
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Mobile Photography – The Changing Face of Florence with Covid-19 Captured by Dilshad Corleone (@italianbrother)
Last night, I was talking to my good friend, columnist and talented mobile photographer Dilshad Corleone. He relocated from London to Florence last year and has been capturing the changing face of the streets as the coronavirus crisis develops. We have created a showcase of his work and will hopefully add more images to this as time goes on. Stay well Dilshad.
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Mobile Photography & Art – Artist’s Insights #1 – James Ellis
James Ellis is a Merge Maestro. To say he combines photos is quite an inadequate description of his work, as you will find out as you enjoy being privy to some of his approaches and techniques. And James loves line, employs it constantly, even though his subtlety of technique does not make that obvious. Over to James… My Work Is About Conveying Emotion When I work on my art I work to convey emotion. That’s the first place I start… “How am I feeling”. I also try to tell a story to get the viewer into my headspace. I may be influenced by a song… I sometimes even get a song…
