On the left, the straght-up photo from my phone. On theright, after a a few moves /Apps to fix it up. |
Here's an example we shot while teaching this class in November, in Maryland.
On the far left, a quick phone camera shot of a skein of yarn on a typical meeting table, warts and all. Same photo; rotated, quickly fixed up a bit, and then labeled, all in Phone. If you're on Instagram, it's the kind of image that works well in the feed. (We'll talk about that).
Even if you own a big beautiful camera, your phone is so much easier to whip out when you want shots of a new sweater, or a nice moment while walking the dog. I know I am guilty of that . Like, daily. The trick is to make the most of the image Why not ?
We'll use free and inexpensive apps to take our phone images to a new level. The workshop is hands-on, moves fast, is fun and and a review/critique at the end, of what we've accomplished. See you there? Call ahead to register. Sunday 10-1.
Many more of my phone photos on my Instagram. Follow me instagram.com/@galezucker
2 comments:
I'd love to join you though we are due to get buried in snow again with high winds! Ugh. Have fun. I'll have to live vicariously through your blog posts.
Fiber College?
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