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Saturday Poetry – ‘Little Things’ by Marion Strobel
Saturday Poetry – ‘Little Things’ by Marion Strobel This week’s Saturday Poetry brings you the soul-stirring poem titled ‘Little Things’ by Marion Strobel. “Little Things” originally appeared inPoetry: A Magazine of Verse (Volume XVII, Number V) in February 1921. For the September 1925 issue, founding editor Harriet Monroe observed several women poets and noted, “The women poets of our time, in short, have been content to be women; and in thus accepting their destiny they have invaded a field comparatively open to their advance.” Monroe goes on to review Strobel’s first book, stating, “Once in a Blue Moon, gives us the modern girl, the modern young woman—the various rainbow colors…
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It’s Time – Procreate Dreams!
It’s Time – Procreate Dreams! Last Friday, from live The Outernet, London, Procreate released Procreate Dreams! Just watch this! I don’t think there’s one person in the TheAppWhisperer community who has not used or is using Procreate and it just got better! Procreate announces the launch of its new animation app for iPad, Procreate Dreams, designed for the next generation of storytellers. Procreate Dreams will be released globally later this year and will join Procreate, the best-selling paid iPad app for over 6 years. Procreate Dreams is an industry game-changer, promising to unlock the world of animation in a way once thought impossible through accessible, robust, and powerful features. Designed for touch, Procreate…
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24 hours in Miami Beach – Celebrating 10 years of iPhone photography
24 hours in Miami Beach – Celebrating 10 years of iPhone photography The bar proves to be a refreshing oasis, offering respite from the scorching afternoon sun that beats down on the beach and poolside. Jazz melodies fill the air, enhancing the throwback atmosphere meticulously crafted within. The cocktail of the month, an old-fashioned, proudly occupies a poster in a prominent spot, intensifying the sense of stepping back in time.The barman, his carefree smile etched on his sun-kissed face, expertly pours my drink straight from the shaker. “First time in Miami Beach?” he casually inquires, a question he must have posed countless times to previous guests.“No, I was here 25 years…
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Saturday Poetry – ‘Morning in the Burbs’ by Marcus Wicker
Saturday Poetry – ‘Morning in the Burbs’ by Marcus Wicker This week’s Saturday Poetry matched with mobile photography/art is entitled ‘Morning in the Burbs’ by Marcus Wicker. He is the author of Silencer (Mariner Books, 2017) and Maybe the Saddest Thing (Harper Perennial, 2012), which won the National Poetry Series and was a finalist for an NAACP Image Award. He has received fellowships from Cave Canem, the Fine Arts Work Center, and the Poetry Foundation. Wicker is the poetry editor of Southern Indiana Review, and he teaches at the University of Memphis. I have matched mobile art by @hereinmyownskin_365 with this image untitled. If you would like to be featured in our Saturday…
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Saturday Poetry – WHO REAL؟ by Marwa Helal
Saturday Poetry -WHO REAL؟ by Marwa Helal This week’s Saturday Poetry matched with mobile photography/art is entitled WHO REAL؟ by Marwa Helal. She is the author of Ante body (Nightboat Books, 2022), Invasive species (Nightboat Books, 2019), and the chapbook I AM MADE TO LEAVE I AM MADE TO RETURN (No Dear, 2017). This poem, she explains is about “Easy, e=mc2. Let me translate: Either make space or move out the way” I have matched mobile art by @incomprehensiblebugfx with this image untitled. If you would like to be featured in our Saturday Poetry section, please ensure you include the hashtag #theappwhisperer on any images posted to Instagram. This will mean…
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URBAN ECHOES: The Art of iPhone Street Photography
URBAN ECHOES: The Art of iPhone Street Photography For generations, street photography has captivated audiences with its raw and unscripted documentation of candid moments in urban settings. The genre has undergone substantial creative evolution over time, yet the core objectives remain: to capture the essence of daily life through a lens of authenticity and an imaginative eye. Inspired by the mid-twentieth-century masters of street photography, I set out to create images with my smartphone that reflect my interpretation of the urban landscape. I am a long-time user and champion of iPhone photography. For more than a decade the device has been a constant companion for me, capturing life’s moments and helping me to…
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The Greatest Mobile Art Pic of the Day (1,869)
Here’s day one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine of our mobile photography/art Pic of the Day section via Instagram. Today, we are proud to select @stephen.shore with this image untitled. If you’re not familiar with Stephen Shore then allow me to explain. He is a renowned photographer from America, having participated in several photography movements in the last century, such as New Topographics. He has long paid attention to banal, ordinary, and unnoticed aspects of life, which can also be called snapshot aesthetic. His iconic series are American Surfaces and Uncommon Places. He has been shooting works with his iPhone and posting them on Instagram since 2014, and successfully brought Instagram photos to exhibitions in MoMA…
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Mobile Photography & Art Flickr/Instagram Showcase – 26 June 2022
This week my favourite book publisher, MACK books sent me their title SCUMB Manifesto by Justine Kurland, to review and I love it! Inspired by Valerie Solanas’ iconoclastic feminist tract SCUM (Society for Cutting Up Men), SCUMB Manifesto introduces us to photographer Justine Kurland’s own uncompromising initiative: the Society for Cutting Up Men’s Books. And she does just that, books by 150 white straight men are cut up and reconfigured into her own intricate interpretation. Books by Stephen Shore (American Surfaces), William Eggleston (Los Alamos), Larry Clark’s (Tusla), Martin Parr’s (Think of England), Alec Soth’s (Sleeping by the Mississippi), Brassaï’s (Paris by Night) and last but not all, Robert Frank’s (The…
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Apple unveils an all-new Lock Screen experience and new ways to share and communicate in iOS 16
Users can personalise their Lock Screen, keep family photos in iCloud Shared Photo Library, recall sent messages, schedule mail, and discover more with Live Text and Visual Look Up. iOS 16 Apple have previewed iOS 16, delivering the biggest update ever to the Lock Screen, and new sharing, communication, and intelligence features that together change the way users experience iPhone. iOS 16 introduces iCloud Shared Photo Library to seamlessly share a collection of photos with family, updates to Messages and Mail that help users stay in touch with ease, and powerful enhancements to Live Text and Visual Look Up. “iOS 16 is a big release with updates that will change…
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iPadOS 16 takes the versatility of iPad even further with powerful new productivity and collaboration features
Introducing an entirely new multitasking experience with Stage Manager and full external display support, new ways to collaborate via Messages, big updates to Mail and Safari, iCloud Shared Photo Library, pro features including Reference Mode and Display Zoom, and more. iPadOS 16 Apple have previewed iPadOS 16, a major update that makes the iPad experience even more versatile. Taking advantage of the power of the M1 chip, Stage Manager brings a new way to multitask with multiple overlapping windows and full external display support. Collaboration is easier than ever with new ways to start working with others in apps across the system using Messages, and the new Freeform app provides…
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