I am teaching a one week camp this summer at the Edina Art Center. It is for grades 6-9, from 1-3:30pm July 19-21. There are a few spots still open!
I intend on teaching the kids a bit of the general basics of photography however, I would really like to concentrate on creativity! I am envisioning a big group project at the end of the week 🌎❤️
Call the Edina Art Center for details. 952-903-5780
Hi!
When Apple announced their new iPhone, the 6S, was coming out, I didn't pay much attention. I already shoot with the 6 and it still feels new to me!
However, I was recently asked by the iPhonePhotography School to write an article on "How to Print iPhone Photos." I have to admit that I rushed over to my local Apple store and got my name on the waitlist for the new 6S the second I finished writing that article! I will share a link to the article when it publishes.
Why did I rush to the store? The phone has a camera that takes photos that are better. Fifty percent better! I sell prints of my iPhone photos. Some almost 4 four feet tall by four feet wide.. a better iPhone camera means a lot to me!
I thought it might be useful to share this chart that compares the old camera found in the 4s, 5, 5s, 6, and 6 Plus versus the new camera found in the 6S and 6S Plus!
Now that the boys are in school, I have a bit of time to play with my photos again! I've really missed sitting down and letting my imagination dictate the scene.
Tonight I turned this
Unedited photo of Patrick at the North Shore
Into this:
Into this:
I used the app's Superimpose, Touch Retouch, Lenslight, Alien Sky and Snapseed to create this photo.