How to Make the Call: Color, or Black and White?
The ease with which we can choose color over black and white shouldn’t determine our choice.
The ease with which we can choose color over black and white shouldn’t determine our choice.
Here’s my recipe for getting a grip on your chaos-driven, clutter-filled life.
Sure there are. Here are three advantages to being disorganized, with a fourth possibility to consider.
When you encounter an interior that is as impressive as the Texas State Capitol’s dome, you’ll need to shoot like a Texan.
While it may be possible to predict the future, it’s much easier to predict the past–thanks to the 1964 World’s Fair.
Compare an image in black and white with its color counterpart. How do your impressions differ?
Take a quick, self-administered test to see how your perspective on Austin stacks up.
As good as panoramas get on the iPhone, there’s even more fun to be had with photo editing apps.
Try editing sea glass (either the tiny frosted bits hidden on saltwater islands, or the wine that demands sipping) within Apple’s iOS 8.
A picture may be worth a thousand words, but it’s possible to illustrate one word with just one photo. Here are 11 examples.
There is no certainty but one: When you don’t record the moment, your adventure is but a memory.
How many apps does it take to edit an iPhone photo? Well, that depends on how many you have.
Unexpectedly, my newfound blogging habit pushed me into more positive territory than the morning news ever could.
Shake ’em, shoot ’em, edit ’em—it’s all good when you mix Mexican martinis with an iPhone 5s and Adobe Lightroom.
The serenity of a blue mountain dusk is interrupted by color, and recorded by iPhone.