With a smartphone, everyone's an aspiring photographer. If you're a professional photographer, you might frown on pocket shutterbugs.
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With so many photo editing apps, I only keep the ones that are really good, and Waterlogue is one fabulous app that's stayed on my phone for weeks.
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Waterlogue is a unique photo editing app for iPhone that lets you transform your photos in watercolor paintings. The app uses a standard "add filter" interface to give users the ability to add different watercolor effects to pictures. If you're bored of the vintage filters and want to try something new, Waterlogue might be what you're looking for.
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Here’s a review of my favourite mobile photography apps and tips for how to use them.
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If there's one thing about photography apps, its that you can never have enough of them. There is always something new coming out in the app store and its always fun trying to decide which one to download in order to make your pictures look better. This article will help you get started with three of the best photography apps currently available on smartphones.
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These 4 photo apps are designed to improve your photographs with the least amount of effort. If you want to add a new app to your photo collection, something from this list might do.