An Overview of Matter, a Photo App that Adds Sci-fi Structures to Images
Matter is a really complex photo app with a bewildering array of options. So far I haven’t been able to duplicate a single thing I did while playing with my photos of […]
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Insects, the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Once I had to illustrate the ‘all about bugs’ section of a grade seven Science textbook. While admittedly I felt a bit crawly drawing all these insects I also learned a […]
Cosmic Challenge: Faces
Some faces from recent trips to Wales, Ireland and Portland, Oregon; all edited in the photo app Stackables. The original photos… More of K’lee and Dale’s Cosmic Challenge: Faces.
One Word Photo Challenge: Grain
Grains of wheat in a field next to one of our many French picnics. A comment from one of the few bakers in Canada that is capable of producing bread […]
Roses, June’s Plant of the Month
The appearance of the first roses in June always seem to me to herald in the summer. A pink rose in the rain in England’s Newstead Abbey. White roses abound in […]
Some Fave Stackable’s Formulas: Tintypes
I think ‘Tintype’ was the initial reason I actually purchased Stackables. I love this old, deliberately out-of-focus look. It works on both photos that are slightly out-of-focus as well as […]
Adding Frames in Photo Apps
Several photo apps that I use extensively have ‘frame’ options. This screen grab of a flower run though the photo app Snapseed shows some of the current 23 ‘frame’ options. […]
