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iOS Photography App – Juxtaposer – On Sale Today!
There are some fabulous iOS photography apps on sale today, we just mentioned the Camera+ sale here and we have also learnt that Juxtaposer is also on sale today. Juxtaposer is another incredibly popular app that allows you to combine multiple images into photomontages quickly and easily. One incredible expert of using this app and technique is our superb Columnist and recent overall winner of the Mira Mobile Prize, Janine Graf. I have attached one of her outstanding images below using this app, Juxtaposer. Usually Juxtaposer retails for $2.99/£1.99 but today you can pick it up for only $0.99/£0.69. Click here to download.
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Top Mobile Photography Tips for Taking Photos of this Weekend’s ‘Supermoon’
With this Sunday seeing the summer’s second ‘supermoon’ illuminate the sky plus an annual meteor shower expected to make an appearance, amateur stargazers are in for a real treat. Sunday’s moon will be the biggest and brightest of 2014 making it the perfect opportunity to update your albums with photos that are truly out of his world. The scientific name for a “supermoon” is a perigee moon, perigee meaning “closest point to earth”. It refers to the phenomenon when the moon is in its “full moon” stage, and at its closest point to earth during its yearly orbit. With the moon being closer, it appears far bigger and far brighter.…
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Bob Weil iPhoneography Course – Final Day For 50% Discount
This is a complete online course on creating fantastic layered photo art compositions, where you learn not only how to take great photos and edit them into a striking artistic images, but also how to combine multiple images (as well as textures and graphic elements and typography) to create rich, intricate works of art — works you could immediately print to canvas and display. Acclaimed award-winning photographer and artist Bob Weil (and co-author of the sensational book The Art of iPhone Photography: Creating Great Photos and Art on Your iPhone) will take you on a journey unlike any other. You won’t simply learn to run some apps on an image…
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Mobile Photography Interview – A Day In The Life Of Meri Walker – A Fabulously Proficient Mobile Photographer
Welcome to our very exciting interview column on theappwhisperer.com. This section entitled “A Day in the Life of…” is where we take a look at some hugely influential, interesting and accomplished individuals in the mobile photography and art world… people that we think you will love to learn more about. This is our 117th installment of the series. If you have missed our previous interviews, please go here. Today we are featuring Meri Walker, a fabulous artist who boasts a huge portfolio of first-rate work. Walker has led a very full life with a multitude of experiences, I will let her explain, in her own words a little about her…
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Mobile Photo Essays – Tips On Structuring Yours
Hopefully you have seen and read our introductory article with excellent tips to get you started creating your own Mobile Photo Essays, if not, please go here. This article will give you ideas on structuring your photo essay, there’s nothing cast in stone. You may wish to use a combination of these options. Process If your photo essay is demonstrating how something is created (literal or not) from beginning to end then this is a good format. It could be the creation of an art painting, or something like an arrest – both are relevant. Chronology This does not have to be ‘real time’ it can be implied but…
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Mobile Photo Essays – Some Great Tips!
I have detailed below some excellent tips to create your own Mobile Photo Essays. I’ve also added a few links to some excellent favorite essays of my own. Go here to read our Structuring Tips Wonderful example photo essay links: NYTimes MotherJones Magnumphotos Time Lightbox Photo Essay Tips – Signature Photo A photo that summarizes the entire issue and illustrates essential elements of the story. This might be a photo of woman — maybe your main character — as with the example above and the link here to the complete photo Essay. Establishing or Overall Shot A wide-angle shot to establish the scene.The idea of the establishing shot is…
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Mobile Photography Interview – A Day In The Life Of Stefanie LePape – Einafets LP – A Unique and Talented Photographer
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Mobile Photography Interview – A Day In The Life Of Maria E Gjonaj – A Wonderfully Creative and Compassionate Photographer
Welcome to our very exciting interview column on theappwhisperer.com. This section entitled “A Day in the Life of…” is where we take a look at some hugely influential, interesting and accomplished individuals in the mobile photography and art world… people that we think you will love to learn more about. This is our 113th installment of the series. If you have missed our previous interviews,please go here. Today we are featuring Maria E Gjonaj, born in Salerno, Italy while her parents, defectors of the Albanian totalitarian communist regime, were waiting to be granted political asylum to the USA during the early 1960s. Gjonaj’s parents were subsistence farmers, her father was…
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Mobile Photography Interview – A Day In The Life Of Daniele Martire – A Fabulous App Addicted Creative!
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Richard Smith explores unexpected interrelationships between everyday images through surrealist photomontage.
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