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Hi Flickr guys!
In these days I uploaded a part of my captures from the trip in Scotland, but now I'm in Umbria (Italy) and I shooted a lot of photos too, and this week for my Project 52 I decided to upload this item from here.
Have a great days, se you soon with more Scotland, Umbria and more photos ...
I captured this photo with an iPhone 5 and edited with VSCOcam.
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This photo is part of my 49/52 Project
Hello everyone, here's a nice little house we passed on a walk recently. Yard is a mess but the place is lovely… Taken in Hipstamatic on my iPhone and tinkered with in Instagram. Thanks !
Lots of plants still sending out their seeds in little fluffy parachutes.
Captured this one with iPhone 4 and Olloclip Macro Lens then painted it up on the iPad. Apps used were to paint it up were, Auto Painter, Aquarella HD, Glaze, and PS Touch to layer and repair.
Anyone else noticing Glaze adding weird colors to the right edge of the image in iOS7 on iPad?
In my case it was green where there was no green.
Another shot from yesterdays walk in this beautiful area.
www.lancashirelife.co.uk/homes-gardens/interiors/the_stun...
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It's been a while, sorry about that, but in this week I was very busy for make other things like videos on YouTube.
Anyway, today I was in Ikea for lunch, and I eated this wonderful salmon and I captured this photo for my 52 Project with my amazing iPhone 5 with iOS7, hope you like it!
- This photo is part of my 43/52 Project -
Here we go! Finally today I upgraded all my iOS devices to the all new amazing 7th version of iOS.
This iOS is amazing, I love everything: from the 'live' wallpaper to the all new design which includes 200+ new features.
I love Apple, and the Ive's style too, I hope that in the next years this company, like now will maintain the steps of the co-founder Steve J.
Hope you have a great week!
My first fingerpainting on ios7 in procreate. My first crash with loss of data. I remember when iOS 4 came out brushes would crash due to an accelerometer bug in the os. In the meanwhile duplicate your work periodically.
Yesterday I was at the opening of the newest Apple Store in Rome, the Euroma2's Apple Store.
It was amazing! Yeah, was my first time of an inauguration of an Apple Store and I liked so much the countdown and the acceptance energy of the staff and also the spectacular t-shirt signed Euroma2.
So, I decided to upload this photo and a video of the event here on flickr!
See you soon with more photos from my last trips.
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This photo is part of my 50/52 Project
Observations:
Top Bar:
– The time is different. Almost 1.5 hours later.
– The alarm clock now can “ring”. (bells added on either side – an example of iOS7 actually containing more detail than iOS6)
– Better WiFi reception; however the signal waves seem to be smaller.
– Electricity is applied to the battery now by its positive pole, no longer in the center (which makes sense).
Apps:
Safari: The cardinal direction stays the same
Contacts: Stronger focus on Mr. ‘Anonymous’; I suspect inspiration coming from the new Starbuck’s logo. 33% less letters. No spiral binding (loose leaf, I assume)
App Store: Now slower than light speed; flat brush has been replaced by pointed brush.
Calendar: curve complexity of figure ‘1’ increased.
Photos: now up to 8 colors!
Maps: The driver no longer takes the suicidal route off the bridge straight on 280; prefers to take the on-ramp. (Also, departs from different location.)
Settings: More fine-grained control possible. However, the gears don’t seem to hook into each other; so I doubt the effectiveness.
Clock: The time did not stop at 10:15 today!
Camera: A paradox. iOS6 – a lens without a camera. iOS7 – a camera without a lens.
Calculator: Still no division
Notes: no longer using recycled paper; it seems the notepad now has a better perforation.
Podcasts: seemingly the same icon; but I am sure it has been redesigned.
Messages: slightly more content possible
☏: “WHITE TELEPHONE” glyph redesigned. FaceTime now needs own app.
Weather: Stormy times ahead!
Bottom bar:
Bottom platform seems to have been tilted an approximate 60° toward the screen. This is why it now seems ‘flat’.
Phone: more ergonomic design, probably easier to hold.
Mail: the rounded corner at the bottom of the envelope adds an uncomfortable, unnecessary detail not present in iOS6.
Music: Interesting visualization of two beamed eighth-notes dipped in chocolate.