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Exhibitions, Books, Films, Food and Drink – Incredible Things To Do This July
We’ll be adding to this wonderful list of cultural things to do throughout July 2021 so keep checking back. In this list you’ll find book signings to visit, exhibitions to attend in person or online and many other things to do. If all else fails, there’s always one more week to go of Wimbledon 2021, enjoy!
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How You Can Make Money from Mobile Photography
Modern smartphones are equipped with a powerful CPU and advanced cameras to provide their users with incredible opportunities. If you are fond of photography, you can try your hand at a mobile one, especially if you are a lucky owner of a top-rated gadget. Things have changed dramatically for the last time, and mobile photos don’t give way to most semi-professional cameras. Thus, you can get the best out of your device and get back the money invested in its purchase. If you lack time to sort things out because you are overwhelmed with assignments, you can turn to the college essay writing service to get a helping hand and…
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M. Cecilia de São Thiago Announces Her First Photobook ‘Unforgettable’
I am absolutely delighted and hugely proud to announce the launch of one of our Editor’s M. Cecilia de São Thiago, first Photobook entitled ‘Unforgettable‘. de São Thiago has created a book in an incredibly unique way. As Natalie Cole, by making use of technology, released the album “Unforgettable With Love“ de São Thiago has used a new technique that has allowed her to re-record duets from old musical records with her deceased father. She utilises the glass negatives of stereoscopic photographs of her older brothers, taken by her father between the years of 1929 and 1944, and reinterpret’s these images, creating a coming and going between times and spaces…
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Innovative technologies for the implementation of the SYPWAI project
SYPWAI – has been called one of the most promising AI startups The new wave of artificial intelligence is bringing about a bigger change in business than ever before. Companies around the world have already implemented machine-learning algorithms into their day-to-day operations to identify certain patterns, improve customer targeting, and increase profits. The global market for artificial intelligence: high expectations and diverse applications AI has invaded the material world. Whereas a few years ago, the power of artificial intelligence was used mainly for advanced analytics, micro-targeting, or preventive maintenance. Now AI-based systems provide image recognition and mobility in the real world, as well as speech recognition and natural language processing.…
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Artist Susan Latty Joins TheAppWhisperer Online Gallery
We are absolutely delighted to announce that highly talented artist Susan Latty, has joined our online gallery. Latty is a visual artist working in Sydney, Australia, she primarily uses the medium of mobile photography and art to create portraits of flowers with meticulous attention to detail. Each image captured in her signature style is the result of her artist exploration of emotional transition as time transcends shifts of experiences, often invisible to outsiders but nevertheless deeply felt. Containing the necessary traces of people, whilst being physically absent, her work discreetly leads the viewer to the threshold of a quiet unanticipated, silent introspection. Each photograph implores the viewer to stop for a…
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New for Pixel: Starry night clips, Pride wallpapers and more
Google’s latest Feature Drop is making your Pixel smarter and more fun, while also helping you feel safer, too. From Locked Folders to expanding some features to more countries to short videos in astrophotography, there’s a lot to unpack. Summertime fun for Pixel Pixel owners love using astrophotography in Night Sight to take incredible photos of the night sky, and now it’s getting even better. You can now create videos of the stars moving across the sky all during the same exposure. Once you take a photo in Night Sight, both the photo and video will be saved in your camera roll. Try waiting longer to capture even more…
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Mobile Photography & Art Showcase – 6 June 2021
“Mercy is radical kindness. Mercy means offering or being offered aid in desperate straits. Mercy is not deserved. It involves forgiving the debt, absolving the unabsolvable. Mercy brings us to the miracle of apology, given and accepted, to unashamed humility when we have erred or forgotten”. As said by Ann Lamott in her book, ‘Hallelujah Anyway’. I read it sometime ago but I keep a few of my favourite books close by to pick up for inspiration now and again. Fortunately because of the world I live in, I constantly view the most incredible mobile imagery by some of the most wonderful artists, living today. So many of these artists…
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Mobile Photography & Art – Flickr/Instagram Group Showcase 16 May 2021
The transformative power of art mingled with love heighten the potential of our quotidian lives, when we consider Mobile Photography and Art, our untapped potential is as defiant as it is understated. We have produced an exquisitely crafted Showcase this week, a beautifully restrained pictorial about love, loneliness and loss is caressed sensitively as we empathetically chronicle not only the characters who grieve for people not only absent from their lives but also for the desires they have by default relinquished. As if in possession of a wonderful secret, new love represents another version of our future, trilogies of desire, reconciled as we expedite our lives. Stay in the present,…
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Staycations are Back – Where Will You Go?
The Spring Bank Holiday weekend is near and no doubt front of mind for many UK residents in search of somewhere new to explore. The UK is a nation that has been changed forever following over a year of restrictions, with 61% agreeing that they will no longer take leaving their local area for granted. It’s no surprise that with restrictions gradually easing in the UK that staycations are on the horizon, over half (57%) of Brits are gearing up to leave their hometown and visit their favourite UK spots this summer. With the next bank holiday weekend only weeks away, Samsung has revealed 21 epic UK destinations that the…
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David Hockney Lights Up London with New Work Created on an Apple iPad
David Hockney’s new work entitled ‘Remember You Cannot Look At The Sun Or Death For Very Long’ premiered in Piccadilly Circus, London on Saturday 1 May 2021. Created by Hockney during lockdown in the Spring of 2020, on an Apple iPad with Apple Pencil the 83 year old artist is no stranger to London but it is the first time his work has been exhibited this way in town. This new body of work – 116 works in total – has been ‘painted’ on an Apple iPad and then printed onto paper, with Hockney overseeing all aspects of production. The art will be shown every evening throughout May and will…
