Think In Threes To Amp Up Your Photos
You don’t have to be a math whiz when you’re dividing by three to conquer your compositions.
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Jann Alexander
As publisher of my fiction, nonfiction, photographs, paintings, design, and creative ideas, I find my focus in seeing, exploring and recording life's details—like the two novels I'm writing, or the scenic gumbo that is my Vanishing Austin photography series, and the prints I call Lightscapes. Or writing for my blog on creativity, art + what goes with it, and my travels around my hometown, Austin, Texas and back in time, at AustinDetails.me. Creative collaboration is a key part of my process. And it all comes together on my art + photo + words blog, Pairings :: Art + What Goes With It, at AustinDetails.me, where my art meets tech.
Do Bad Things Always Come In Threes?
Here’s evidence that good things come in threes, too.
That’s What I Like About Texas
When you get off the beaten path, Texas shows you its hidden treasures.
How To Handle Flowers With Care
You can edit your iPhone photos to look like they were shot by a pro (you) in a few easy steps.
Shootout At The Fairgrounds
Get happy at the State Fair of Texas, whether you’re a football fan or an iPhoneography fan.
Boundaries Yet To Cross
Two photographs contrast boundaries that encourage with those that divide.
Boundaries That Are Designed To Overcome
Some boundaries demand us to push beyond them; in Scenic, South Dakota, it took awhile.
Four Things I Learned About Change From The iPhone 6s
Besides being inevitable, there’s a lot to learn, and like, about the changes to the newest iPhone.
Where You Focus Is Where You’ll Go
In photography, as in life, where you focus demonstrates your vision. Here’s how to show it in your photos.
Ah Grids, How I Love Thee
Do we like grids because they make sense in a nonsensical world? I do.
Where Inspiration Lies, Motivation Lurks
Inspiration is everywhere. But motivation has a misunderstood, trickier aspect to it.
All Heart and Soul: Anna Blake’s Memoir
A memoirist throws herself heart and soul into her love letter to the Colorado prairie.
When Mission Creep Led to Discovery
In 1963, mission creep meant taking an unexpected trip 34 feet beneath the earth into the creepy unknown.
Top 5 Things To Do With A Fractured Fibula
You can exercise vicarious thrills during a period of enforced inactivity. I am.
How to Handle the Competition
There’s a simple way to focus the viewer’s eye on what your photograph is all about.
