A very pensive and observant young man
Category: Photography
My latest favorite iPhone app is Adobe’s Photoshop app. Formally called “Photoshop.com Mobile,” the app by itself is an amazing tool for putting some tweaks in your iPhone photo library. But it is designed to be fully enjoyed as a companion to your account at Photoshop.com. Photoshop.com offers 2 GB of free photo storage, sharing and emailing functions, album creation and management.
The free 2GB account is a perfect solution to online storage of photos I take with the iPhone. It also enables easy sharing and emailing of the photos. The Photoshop.com Mobile app has a terrific function for uploading to your Photoshop.com account. Add captions/descriptions and put the photos into specific albums you’ve created, etc.
The Photoshop.com website account has several upgrade options for anyone needing extra space:
- 20GB for 19.99
- 40 GB for 39.99
- 100GB for 99.99
- 250GB for 249.99
- 500GB for 499.99
So… the Photoshop.com Mobile app for iPhone, as well as the Photoshop.com 2GB website account are free (as of this writing), and are two of my current fave photo tools. Much much to play with…
photo by David Bartolomi
I just overhauled photographer David Bartolomi’s website with an entirely new structure under the hood. Originally, the site was a simple Flash interface featuring 6 different galleries of David’s work, as well as text-based pages for his credits, bio and contact info.
The new version is essentially the same outside, but totally different inside, enabling direct linking to specific pages of the site. Also, David’s photo galleries are powered by Slideshow Pro Director, which provides David with an incredibly powerful and useful system for uploading and managing the photo content of his website.
This structure for Flash websites, enabling direct linking to specific pages of the Flash site, is not necessarily new, but definitely becoming more of the norm in Flash design.
Check out David’s website: www.davidbartolomi.com (Flash only)
As I sit here waiting for the M11 bus to take me to 42nd & 9th, I’m writing on the WordPress iPhone app for the first time. It’s amazing to me that I can post to my blog from my phone from anywhere where I can get a connection.
The WordPress iPhone app is a free download and had me connected to my blog admin within two minutes. Absolutely fantasic.
One of these photos I just took with the iPhone of the great little park at the intersection of Columbus and Broadway where I wait for the bus. (I’m sitting in one of the cafe chairs as I write and post this.)
The other picture is one of the reference photos I took a few weeks ago of The Coffee Shop for the design of their website.
This all seems quite banal, but I am still geeked as hell that I can post this (and a photo) in real time with the phone.
