The Phone Photography Project
It's day 4 of The Phone Photography Project online class I'm taking. I'm really enjoying it so far, although overall I preferred Tammy Strobel's Everyday Magic class better. Tammy capped the number of students and created a private Facebook group for us to be a part of and share pictures. The Phone Photography Project does not cap the number of students. There are so many pictures being posted that I got overwhelmed trying to check them out and finally just stopped even trying. I like the interaction of a smaller group better. Just reading the introductory posts from students in The Phone Photography Project was a bit mind-boggling. The really cool thing is we are literally from all over the world!
I am definitely learning a lot from the class! I am learning about lots of new apps (there has been at least one app review each day of the class), and have started playing with some of them. The one I like the best so far is Fuzel. I learned how to create collages of photos I've taken.
I cheated just a little with the first collage. The picture of me wasn't taken with my smartphone, but with a Canon digital camera while I was on an Alaskan cruise last year. But my initials were taken from everyday life objects with my iPhone 4S. I selected the red,white, and blue border since the 4th of July was only a day or so away when I created the collage.
On July 3rd, a friend of mine from work and I walked over to the Smithsonian Folklife Festival for lunch. I feel truly blessed that my office is only one block to the rear of the Smithsonian castle and I am literally steps away from the National Mall. The second collage is from our lunch excursion.
I am definitely learning a lot from the class! I am learning about lots of new apps (there has been at least one app review each day of the class), and have started playing with some of them. The one I like the best so far is Fuzel. I learned how to create collages of photos I've taken.
I cheated just a little with the first collage. The picture of me wasn't taken with my smartphone, but with a Canon digital camera while I was on an Alaskan cruise last year. But my initials were taken from everyday life objects with my iPhone 4S. I selected the red,white, and blue border since the 4th of July was only a day or so away when I created the collage.
That is a good idea for photos, I like the top one that you could send to a friend overseas.
ReplyDeleteLynne
Great collages.
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