Although my husband and I struggled with the idea of getting iPhones this year, to be honest, it's been a good thing. For him, a great thing because he never misses a client call, and for me I get to capture even more of what goes on around me.
Most smart phones have great quality cameras on them as well as apps for those photos, of which I have yet to download even One. Single. App.
Yep.... slacker woman here.
Without this handy gadget smartphone, I would not have captured, or even been looking for this butterfly, which alit on the butterfly bush as we completed planting our fall flowers and I rounded the driveway to head back indoors.
Kind of like my very own butterfly pavilion.
*seriously and totally recommend you plant a butterfly bush*
Any of you have a great iPhone photo enhancement app to recommend?
I'd love to know about it.
XOX
A smart phone has many benefits, including being about to take pretty good pictures. Your pictures look great! When hubs retired we went to a much less expensive option for our cell phones. If it was up to him, he wouldn't have one at all. Actually that's how I track him in a store. He's like a two-year old, wandering off...
ReplyDeleteI have tried a few apps . . . and come back with liking the "normal" non adapted photos best.
ReplyDeleteI find the iPhone, and the iPad great for my picture taking.
Seldom use my camera anymore.
Turn the sound off and little critters hear nothing when I am clicking away . . .
I don't have lots of apps either but I do use Aviary to edit my pictures. It's great because you can brighten them, crop and all those basic things like PicMonkey. It's free too.
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