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Third Time's the Charm. Runner-Up in Through the Lens Challenge.
When I was a child growing up near Binghamton, New York, magic happened one night: the Northern Lights - Aurora Borealis - danced for us. This was a good 50 years ago, long before cell phones and Aurora Apps. This was when no one saw them coming, and we were incredibly lucky to catch them at all.
By Laura DePace2 years ago in Photography
10 Best Color Inverters to Invert Colors with Ease
Color inversion is a method that alters the look of pictures and videos. It does this by exchanging colors for their opposites on the color circle. Whether you're making special effects, making things easier to see, or trying out different artistic styles, a good color inverter can simplify the process. In this article, we will look at the 10 top color inverters. These can be used online, on mobile devices, and on computers. They will help you get excellent results no matter what device you're using.
By Madeline2 years ago in Photography
How to Make a Photo Collage on iPhone
4. How to Make a Collage on an iPhone via Collage Maker - LiveCollage Collage Maker - LiveCollage is an all-in-one app that makes creating custom photo collages both easy and innovative. It integrates with Unsplash, offering high-quality images to enhance your collage if you don’t have enough photos. You can also access Bing Trending Images and GIFs to add dynamic content. Additionally, the app features a unique Carousel Collage option that turns your photos into an engaging slideshow.
By Madeline2 years ago in Photography
Why Cheap or Free Website Images Could Hurt You!
"A picture is worth a thousand words"? On the web, images are worth thousands of clicks! Photos are essential to engaging your visitors if you're operating an e-commerce site or an online portfolio. However, here's the problem: the incorrect type of pictures, whether gratis or cheap, can cause harm to your site. Yes, really! We'll look at why buying high-quality pictures and knowing when you should buy images for website is an essential step in the right direction.
By Rahul Jaiswal2 years ago in Photography
Mistakes to Avoid When Hiring a Photographer Kauai
Hiring a photographer in Kauai, or any location, can be a crucial decision, especially given the island's natural beauty and unique settings. Here are some common mistakes to avoid when hiring a Kauai photographer for your Kauai event or photoshoot:
By Luis Fonsi2 years ago in Photography
Youngest and Oldest. Runner-Up in Through the Lens Challenge.
Here is a simple selfie of me and a baby. But every picture tells a thousand words, and this is no exception. The baby is Isaac, my youngest cousin. In our family, I am the eldest cousin. We take this picture often, whenever I go visit my cousins. Just the massive age gap - fifty-five years - entertains me. But it's more than that.
By Ruth Stewart2 years ago in Photography
Home away from Home
When I think of home, many memories flock my mind. What is home for you. Better yet, where is home. You will be Surprised by how much many people can’t summarize this question with just one word. A simply question yet it, consumes such a broad answer.
By Pam Zee2 years ago in Photography
A Snowy Adventure…
Sunshine Coast… here we come! Dreams of shimmering golden sands were set to become reality before the sun dipped below the azure horizon once more. Frothy white capped waves restlessly rolled back and forth... waiting to embrace me ever so soon. Memories of delectable fried rice and bubble tea tantalised us. Nothing could stop us… we’d be there in time for lunch.
By Angie the Archivist 📚🪶2 years ago in Photography
Devoted, Determined and Deeply Loved
This is one of dozens of photos I have of this very special guy, but it's my favorite for many reasons. Obviously, the light was perfect when I turned and saw it, and it framed up nicely, but the most important part is his intense focus on what you can't see. He's not just watching the sunset.
By Dana Crandell2 years ago in Photography
Breaking the Depression Through the Lens
In the early 1980s, my brother graduated from high school and spent a year working for a local moving company while deciding what to do with his life. Our mother insisted that he attend a Christian college, so he looked for a school that would allow him to play baseball, and he eventually settled on Covenant College because our middle sister had discovered it and recommended it to him. Covenant is located on Lookout Mountain, Georgia, just across the state line from Lookout Mountain, Tennessee, where the famous Rock City can be found.
By Mack D. Ames2 years ago in Photography
Best locations for a Scottish cultural adventure
Best Locations for a Scottish Cultural Adventure Scotland, a land rich in history, traditions, and vibrant culture, offers a plethora of destinations that are perfect for those seeking a deep dive into its cultural heritage. From bustling cities with historic landmarks to tranquil villages steeped in folklore, Scotland provides numerous opportunities to immerse yourself in its unique cultural landscape. Here’s a guide to some of the best locations in Scotland for a truly enriching cultural adventure.
By Jeff Salt2 years ago in Photography
Old Enough To Get There But Too Young To Get Inside
It all started with Dolly. In 2016, my family took a trip to Gatlinburg. My whole family...mom, dad, sisters, aunt, uncles, cousins, grandparents, everyone. We stayed in one of the mansion-size cabins associated with Dollywood and spent several days in the park (in addition to getting lost trying to find our white water rafting dock and arguing with my mother about buying a pair of real boots because my feet had finally stopped growing). It was a great trip. It was also then that my youngest sister, Erin, began her obsession with Dolly Parton.
By M.G.2 years ago in Photography
