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Welcome to another brand new section from your favourite mobile photography website and one of the most popular in the world. Today, we’re publishing our 28th Mobile Photography/Art Tip Of... Via jack hollingsworth 
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We – photographers – make magic happen using a wide range of interesting techniques. Some popular wizardry now being spread around is levitation photography: where objects and people appear to float in the air. The London based photographer Luke Sharratt created this amazing Magic Levitation series showing off the gravity-defying capabilities of Snapheal, watch the video."
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Have you been interested in making your photos, a little bit more magical? Get a step-by-step presentation of how Luke Sharratt creates his Levitation Photography.
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"After watching the movie "The Last Samurai" at a theater back home in Southern California (where I'm originally from), my curiosity for Japan inspired me to go and discover what it’s like. After all, it’s not everyday one is allowed into the headquarters of a large mafia organization."
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It's always a good thing, reading about another's photographic experience. But this story may take the cake on all of them.
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Find out how to use Snapseed and what makes it such a great app for photo editing of your mobile photography images
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A slightly easier way of editing photos on your phone.
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FotoBridge has taken this opportunity to share some of their favorite iPhone apps to use after you scan pictures. (iPhones have some really awesome apps for taking, editing, and sharing pictures.
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Ahh…wide angle photography, probably one of the easiest types of photo to take; but also one of the hardest to excel at.Have you ever tried to cram 30 people into a single photograph? Apart from the utilitarian purpose of getting good group photographs, shooting wide angle lets you portray the scene in full detail with unusual and sometimes, exaggerated perspectives.
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Between landscapes and family reunions, wide angle photography can be a bit of a selection game. But having the right lens and general knowledge about how to capture that detail and desired effect, these few tips could help you out.
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When temperatures rise, outdoor enthusiasts flock to the mountains, rivers, forests, and lakes to enjoy nature’s beauty. Unfortunately, arid summer months also mean wildfires for much of the American West. This year, Colorado has experienced some of the biggest wildfires in its history. Matt Johnson used timelapse photography to document the gorgeous scenery of the colorful state from Bruce Spruce Ranch, where he witnessed forest fires."
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Even when nature takes a turn for the worse, being able to capture a time lapse of one of the biggest wildfire in history, is something to watch.
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Welcome to our Photo App Lounge section of theappwhisperer.com. This is an area on our site where we ask highly accomplished mobile photographers what their top five photo apps are... Via Geri Centonze
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Five things Apple needs to deliver in the next iPhone camera.
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"Tips on Avoiding Blown Highlights. The histogram is a physical display of the range of light captured by your camera. Areas on the left show the shadows, the middle shows mid-tones, and the right shows your highlights. If you see that your “wave” is hitting the right side of the graph, it means that areas of your photo are overexposed, or blown out."
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Being able to read your Histogram is a benefical element to owning a SLR camera. But learning how to read it, is a whole other field.
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Frugal photography has been sweeping the nation since Philippe Kahn accidently stumbled upon the camera phone invention during his wife’s labor. Of course, the Borland software founder didn’t manufacture the idea immediately, and his name attached to this invention of camera inside a phone isn’t concrete. For you, the Galaxy S4 owner, iPhone5 junkie or Windows 8X aficionado, you’re fortunate: today’s mobile phones are equipped with cameras that rival major Canon developments of old.
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This will be your 5 easy tips to Mobile Photography. Whether your new at the whole game or just haven't taken the time to figure out what your mobile camera can do, this article will help you!
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The first thing you stumble upon when you start doing iPhoneography is the rule of thirds.
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Chase Jarvis is a well-known name among photographers, especially the Nikonians. Jarvis has shot for some of the biggest names in the corporate world including Apple, Volvo, Nike, Microsoft, Red Bull, Honda, and Polaroid.
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"Mobile security risks are on the rise as we all migrate towards using smartphones and tablets. We should be aware of the risks involved with using a a smartphone. We should also learn how to protect ourselves from such risks. Mobile devices are prone to attacks because most of us do not take mobile security seriously. Most smartphone users do not use the mobile security features in their mobile devices, so many of us do not even care about installing any additional mobile security software to enhance our device’s security further."
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Make sure you are taking the necessary procautions to keeping your mobile safe. Read these 5 reasons why we need to think a little bit more about, how we should protect ourselves, when it comes to virus' on our mobile devices.
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Anyone seriously dreaming of a future in filmmaking should tune into the documentary “Side-by-Side: The Science, Art and Impact of Digital Cameras,” Friday on PBS.
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This documentary produced by Keanu Reeves, may be one of the most important films you'll need to watch this year.
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"Kodak. Polaroid. Nikon. All names of great cameras from decades past that have enabled the budding professional photographer to produce memories that we can cherish for life. Yet it turned out to be only a matter of time before the photography scene became the latest victim of today’s manic pace of life, and as an attribute to it – express photo editing software."
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One thing that, as a new photographer to the whole digital game. Is the fact that we can get carried away on the newest software. Here is an over all explaination about the pros and cons.
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![[New App] Photo Editing App Repix Comes To Android With Tons Of Filters And Easy-To-Use Brushes | Mobile Photography | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/2vH50xSBtibUXaatGudnCjl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
There are any number of photo editors on Android already, but Repix brings something slightly different to the table. This app isn't about getting the colors just right or removing red eye – it turns your boring regular pictures into snazzy art."
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Ever heard of turning your typical mobile photos, into snazzy art? Me neither but this article clearly states, that it is possible.
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Light Painting goes as far back as Pablo Picasso, and since the true formation of the medium with pioneers such as Dean Chamberlain, Eric Staller and Vicki DaSilva, there has been a mass of people trying their hand at the world of light painting...
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Instagram has come up with a nifty hack that uses data from phones sensors to automagically straighten photos — which in turn means, you will get more likes and your followers will enjoy the photos more.
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"Have you been wanting to learn more about the technical and conceptual aspects of Street Photography? This 141 page eBook covers everything about the genre even down to specific post processing techniques that can bring the best out of street scenes (& includes a bonus eBook of interviews with famous street photographers)"
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We all have had the thought of capturing a scene or moment while out and about. This eBook could be your guide to being a better Street Photographer.
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Welcome to another brand new section from your favourite mobile photography website and one of the most popular in the world. Today, sees the launch of our Mobile Photography/Art Tip... Via Geri Centonze
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Each day we publish a short quick tip to help you with your mobile photography, this may be related to editing your image, capturing your image, printing your image, all manner of things, across the complete photographic and art mobile genre – we’ll be featuring great mobile street photography tips, great blending tips, great cloning tips, we will cover it all from some of the greatest mobile photographers and artists in the world.
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Ever wondered how some people can pull off, one of the coolest photographic designs to hit the web. Check out this tip of the day on The App Whisperer.
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Impression, Repetition, and Association Are The Keys If there is one great thing about social networking, is the ability to build your brand through social networking. In the case of photography, name recognition is often associated with your photographic style, or identity. This recognition is very important in order to remain competitive and to gain attention to your photographic talent that can lead to a steady stream of clients coming to you for your shooting skills.
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Do you need a few tips on how to build your photography name?
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A Simple Explanation of How ISO Works in Digital PhotographyPetaPixel... Khan's soothing voice, but he does his best to break down the magic of digital camera sensors into easy to understand ideas.
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