Mobile Digital Art How-tos
View allAll Photos Tagged touchscreen
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Colour re-edit of a shot captured in September 2018. Enjoy!
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. Looks like I won't get back out until Monday so my b-roll of shots will have to suffice a few more days yet. Enjoy!
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. The columns outside of the Gallery of Modern Art always make for a great place to shoot. Enjoy!
yah, i HAD to buy it, cause I need it for work and stuff...totally a work thing. Totally.
Seen here... www.tomstardust.com/archives/touchscreen-e-accessibilita/
and here... www.gadgetsandgirls.net/top-10/top-10-awesome-ipad-apps-o...
and here...
makethingsfair.com/2011/05/ipads-human-cost/
and here...
www.9am.ro/stiri-revista-presei/International/213186/Tu-t...
and here…
www.itdonut.co.uk/blog/2011/09/should-you-bring-your-ipad...
and here…
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. Hoping that you are all having a great weekend!
The camera was mounted to near by a heat source. It still works, but as you need to access the camera functions through the touchscreen and this one is broken, you have limited control over the camera.
Kiosks4Business design and manufacturer touchscreen kiosk solutions. If you would like to find out more about how Kiosks can help you deliver your services then please call us today 0845 451 2020 or visit our website.
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. It was simply the beautiful low winter sunlight and how it reacted with her hair that caught my eye here - enjoy!
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. One of my resolutions will be to spend less time getting angry at the world on Twitter, where the worst of humanity seems to vent their anger at everything. I just wish people on the street would do the same! Enjoy.
Touchscreen drawing at PicsArt + monochrome filter at android gallery app.
100% digital art by ©LOMOMOGRAPH
This months photo challenge theme for my local camera club is "Macro". Not sure what I'll do or try to say with my other image, but this was the first idea that came to mind.
ODC WHATCHAMACALLIT 20 - 26 Nov
www.flickr.com/groups/ourdailychallenge/discuss/721576755...
Speedlite 580 EX11 on 1/2 power top left with pixel king triggers
_X4A5031+OCF
~ admitted admirer ~
144 of my pictures made it to EXPLORE, --- the credit belongs to YOU my dear friends, contacts, admirers, viewers !
Thank you !!!
New maintitle by advise from my son ....
In Explore Friday, 5 Dec.2008 #208
COSIMA (Cherish the Opportunity to See Inner Mongolia in April)
Day 4: 多倫 → S304 → 青龍背 → 塞罕壩
99 km, 632 m climbs
To read the story from the beginning, start here.
The weather report had told me that a strong wind from the north would come up at 6:00 am, so I started riding at 4:30 am to do the last northbound 30 km of my journey before the worst.
What the weather report had not told me: Rain.
Rain? – Rain!
It started with a few drops when I left the Mongolian town of DuoLun and I didn’t think much of it. But it quickly got worse and after 10 km I was in the middle of a heavy downpour. Soon all my clothes were soaked. After 20 km the rain abated, and I even thought I saw some shades of blue in the sky. No more rain, I hoped. And indeed, these were the last raindrops of the whole journey.
However:
A few minutes later a hailstorm attacked from the West and shot little ice bullets into my left ear. Luckily, the road soon turned east, just in time before the big wind started. It did not take me long to reach the entrance of the SanHaiBa National Forest Park. I knew the place, having ridden there in August 2011.
But what a shock! The road into the National Park was closed! The first obstacle was easy to overcome: A mount of earth and rocks blocked the road, and I just carried my bike over it. The second was more difficult: A closed barrier and a grumpy security guard. They don’t let anybody in, and for a good reason: There are still too many idiots who think nothing of throwing their cigarette butts out of their SUV window and into the forest.
Now imagine my situation: I was completely wet, it had started to snow and the temperature was 4 degrees below freezing. The next human settlement was 50 km away – against the wind! Luckily, I could convince the uniform that I’m not a smoker and have neither lighter nor matches with me. So he let me pass.
(This was not the first time that I persuaded an official guard to let me use a closed road in China. I have made an interesting observation: Once you have convinced them, they do not say “you can go” or anything. They use body language. A fast sideways move of the head tells you to proceed quickly and make no fuss about it.)
From that point on I had a single speed bike: All the mechanics of my bicycle had frozen over, nothing worked anymore. All cables and derailleurs were covered with a few millimetres of ice. I even had to de-hinge my rear brake (if I had had disc breaks, I would have been damned). All my bags had become hard as a brick. Even my handlebar was covered with a crust of ice. Needless to mention that my drinking water had frozen as well.
Nevertheless, the last 30 km were the highlight of the day. Nobody on the road, forest as far as you can see. Snow flurries. The road, which I remembered as an unpaved dirt track, had been covered with smooth asphalt since my last visit (see picture above). It was cold, but quiet and peaceful.
When I arrived in the SanHaiBa village, my fingers had become so cold, the touchscreen of my smartphone didn’t react on them anymore. I checked into the same family-run hotel where I had stayed 12 years earlier and after only one hour in my heated room, I could feel my hands and feet again!
In the afternoon the sky cleared up and I rode around for a few more miles to enjoy the sunrays and to buy drinks for the next day. The supermarket had run out of bottled water. “Why don’t you buy cigarettes instead!”, suggested the lady.
Luckily the petrol station still had a few bottles of “NongFu Spring”. It was the worst day of the trip, but somehow it also was the best.
The story continues there.
© Daniela Hartmann, flickr.com
No, here is nothing with "Drag and drop" like a tablet computer or a smartphone. The movement of jellies is on their own ;-)
Apropos touch: Bad idea to touch yellyfish-
Touching or being touched by a jellyfish can be very uncomfortable, sometimes requiring medical assistance; sting effects range from no effect to extreme pain to death. Even beached and dying individuals can still sting when touched.
Shellyfish in Shanghai Ocean Aquarium.
Jellies have roamed the seas for at least 500 million years, and possibly 700 million years or more, making them the oldest multi-organ animal.
________
Nein, hier ist nichts mit "Ziehen und Fallenlassen" wie beim PDA, Tablet PC oder Smartphone. Die Quallen bewegen sich von ganz alleine ;-)
Apropos Touch: Keine gute Idee eine Qualle berühren zu wollen- Bei Menschen verursacht bei Berührung das über die Nesselzellen abgesonderte Sekret meist einen brennenden Schmerz, Hautrötungen oder juckende Ausschläge (Blasenbildungen, Schwellungen). Unbehandelt ist die Wirkung mit einer leichten Verbrennung zu vergleichen, es können über Monate sichtbare Pigmentveränderungen oder sogar Narben zurückbleiben. Das Gift einiger weniger Arten kann Atembeschwerden, Brechreiz oder gar einen Kreislaufkollaps verursachen.
Quallen im Shanghai Ocean Aquarium.
Quallen bevölkern seit mehr als 500 Millionen Jahren die Weltmeere. Diese Qalle ist im Shanghai Ocean Aquarium aufgenommen. Im Hintergrund lief übrigens klassische Musik. Ich stand über eine Stunde staunend vor den Quallen.
All my images are copyrighted.
If you intend to use any of my pictures for non-commercial usage, you have to sign them with © Daniela Hartmann, flickr.com. Please write a comment if you have used it and for what purpose. I would be very happy about it. I am curious about the context in which the image is used.
If you have any commercial usage, you need to contact me always first. USE WITHOUT PERMISSION IS ILLEGAL.
You find some of my photos on Getty Images.
My name there is "alles-schlumpf".
Control your camera like a smartphone. Flip, tilt or rotate the touchscreen to compose shots from exciting angles, and then tap to focus and shoot.
Photograph © Dixie Dixon
Control your camera like a smartphone. Flip, tilt or rotate the touchscreen to compose shots from exciting angles, and then tap to focus and shoot.
Photograph © Dixie Dixon
One year after the earthquake, a little report from Kathmandu area.
These pictures had been taken two months after the earthquake 25 April 2015. The idea of the report is to show not the destruction but the reconstruction, not the weakness but the strength, not the desperation but the smiles and not the sorrow but the joy of coming back to a normal life. Kathmandu’s people in their everyday life. I especially chose Nepali’s youth to defeat the commonplace of Nepal as a spiritual destination for Western people who comes to clean up their souls from exploiting the rest of the world, and to show how Nepalese are in our same a globalized world, listening to the same rebel music, playing with the same touch-screens and waving the same red flag.
Un anno dopo il terremoto, piccolo report di Kathmandù. Queste foto sono state scattate due mesi dopo il terremoto del 25 Aprile 2015. L’idea del report è di mostrare non la distruzione ma la ricostruzione, non la debolezza ma la forza, non la disperazione ma i sorrisi e non il dolore ma la gioia di tornare alla vita normale. Gente di Kathandùnella loro vita quotidiana. Ho scelto in particolare i giovani Nepalesi, per distruggere il luogo comune del Nepal come destinazione spirituale per Occidentali giunti per ripulirsi l’anima dallo sfruttamento del mondo intero, per mostrarecome i Nepalesi vivano nel nostro stesso mondo globalizzato, ascoltino la stessa musica ribelle, giochino con lo stesso touchscreen e sventolino la stessa bandiera rossa.