“A picture tells a thousand words.” But these days with easy photo editing software freely available to all novice photographers, how authentic is that image?
Nevertheless I relate more to images than text. I love to create images and have been taking photos for many years as an infrequent hobby. You can see some of my best unedited photos here.
My beloved multi-functioning iPod allows me to take photos then with a smorgasbord of free apps I can edit to my heart’s content creating my own little works of art.
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What fun! Now I would tell you which application I used to create each image, if I could remember, but I got so carried away with using the tools that I lost track. I can tell you what photo editing applications I have on my iPod though and they are these:
- Hipstamatic
- ClassicCam
- PS Express
- PhotoCopier
- Pic Grunger
- Bad-Camera
- DXP
- Retouch
- Pro HDR
- SketchMee
I tend to use the Free versions of these apps but if you want to delve further into the detail there are more features available in the fuller versions available for purchase. A great resource that covers these and others with amazing examples and instructions is iPhone Obsessed : Photo Editing Experiments with Apps by DanMarcolina. Thanks Dan.