Another new app that I’ve started playing with is MirrorLab. This is more of an artistic/ creative tool than out-and-out photo processing, as it provides tools to generate a number of artistic effects on images. At a basic level you can add a mirror image of your shot – vertically or horizontally. But that’s just…
Can’t remember how I came across it, but I’ve recently discovered Hypocam – a great new app for creating beautiful black and white images. The free versions comes with a number of free filters and you can buy a couple more sets for a few dollars. Each filter is adjustable once applied; You can modify…
I’ve talked about some of the apps that I use for my mobile photography over the past few episodes including Pixlr, Snapseed, Vignette. Today want to talk about some the accessories that you might find useful; Selfie stick Firstly, let me make clear that I do not advocate the use of selfie sticks for the…
This is Part three of my series looking at the mobile creative, you can find Part 1 and Part 2 linked. Today I want to explain why Snapseed is my current go-to app for processing pictures on my smartphone. Two separate photos of my grandparents processed in Snapseed, made into a collage on Pixlr. For…
I’d love to know what the older generation of photographers make of today’s mobile digital world. Technology has come a long way from the days of film and darkrooms to reach a point where virtually everyone has a camera with them virtually all of the time, through their phone. The quality of these cameras is…
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