Camera+, PicFrame, Snapseed

I'll be telling you more about these two in the coming weeks...

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Inspired by the old 1938 "Barrel Back" mahogany boats built by Chris Craft. Complete with working deck navigation light.

Snow working for the BBC

Triptych from the Don Rickles show Oct. 6, 2012, in The Orleans Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. Photographed with iPhone 4s; edited with Camera+, PicFrame & PicMonkey

Onsite full brake reline

The story of red wine bottle: Recycled.

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We saw a bunch of these guys working the channel between Angel Island and Tiburon

235/365 Long Legs Little Lady. Taken with my iPhone. Used PicFrame, Snapseed, and Camera+ apps.

Taken in Pro HDR and framed in PicFrame.

The image on the left is steps on the side of the lock for horses to climb out of the water when they got dragged in (according to the plaque). The groves in the iron bar on the right were made by pressure from ropes between horse & barge!

Steelwork fabrication East London

Step 2. Adjust your image. In the example I have above, I've positioned my photos one above the other. you can also zoom in by pinching out and drag your image around.

Violets are blue,

To the cake & pastries I tread,

To share this sweet moment with you.

Happy Valentine's Day

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