New Advanced iPhone Photography Course Launches In London
The App Whisperer columnist Richard Gray @rugfoot has launched an advanced course in mobile photography, The Advanced iPhoneography Group (AiG). This follows his launch of a ground-breaking introductory course in February 2012. Gray said: “Mobile photography has matured and many people are now looking for more sophisticated techniques and also new creative inspiration. This course gives them both as part a real-life community of forward-looking mobile photographers.” The course, which costs £100 for 5 weekly workshops of 3 hours from a central London venue, was launched last week and the first set of dates sold out in one day. A second set of dates has now been added with a third…
Gray’s Anatomy – Tags and Likes By Richard Gray
It’s Friday already and at theappwhisperer.com that means its time for Richard Gray’s ‘Gray’s Anatomy’ column article. This week Richard takes a good look at tags and hashtags and ponders whether auto tagging via apps is the way to go. Over to you Richard (foreword by Joanne Carter). I was at a pub quiz last night. One of the questions was, what name did a Facebook-obsessed couple in the US recently give their newborn baby? The correct answer was “Like”. My team’s incorrect guess was “Hashtag”, in my view a much cooler name for a child. On Instagram, hash tags generate likes. But if you read my column last…
Gray’s Anatomy – Top 10 New Year’s Mobile Photography Resolutions
Well it’s the first Friday of 2013 and it’s time for Richard Gray’s awesome Gray’s Anatomy column. This week Richard suggests humorously of course, what your mobile photography New Year’s Resolutions should be. Don’t miss this, over to you Richard (foreword by Joanne Carter). ‘It’s new year’s resolution time! You may have vowed to eat more roughage or not clip your toe nails while watching television in 2013, but how about some resolutions for your mobile photography? Here are some suggestions, loosely based on my own half-hearted intentions: 1) Use Snapseed less. Especially the drama filter. Google bought Snapseed in 2012: proof if proof were needed that Google…
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We’re delighted to welcome Shirley Drevich as a new Columnist to theappwhisperer.com. We previously interviewed Shirley in our A Day In The Life Series of interviews, if you missed that, please go here. Shirley Drevich received a BFA from Tulane University in New Orleans. She majored in Ceramics and Photography. She went on to do post graduate work for a year at Boston University in Jewelry, established herself there as a jewelry artist and showed her work at contemporary Craft Shows, Art Fairs, museum shops and contemporary craft galleries. She has come full circle and has renewed her passion for photography through the iPhone. She is one of the many…
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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,…
Gray’s Anatomy – I Really Heart That Photo
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Gray’s Anatomy – Remember your leisure time pre-Instagram?
It’s Friday again and of course that means just one thing around here, Richard Gray and his awesome humorous Gray’s Anatomy column, to get you in the right mood for the weekend. I have to say, I read this latest article with a smile on my face and several nods of my head, yes, right there with you Richard! Don’t miss this… (foreward by Joanne). I finished reading a book the other day. The way it happened was that I was at a birthday celebration and one of my friends, let’s call him Adrian, gave the birthday boy, let’s call him Dominic, a book as a gift. When…
