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One of my loves is photography. But after owning many Canons and Nikons, I decided that iphoneography was for me. My wrists really thanked me.
The ease of use of an iPhone has converted me. I upgraded my iPhone 5s to iPhone 6 plus and I have no regrets. I thought I’d share some apps that have help my photography from blah to WOW! You can find all these apps at the iTunes App Store.
1) Snapseed- this is a wonderful free app by Google. It enhances, sharpens and filters your pictures without losing resolution.
2) VSCO Cam- this app is pretty amazing! It stylized pictures with amazing filters and enhancers. On top of that they give you a online site to display your beautiful pictures! Mine is http://www.elainebiss.vsco.co.
3) 1-Hour Photo- this app will actually make you wait 60 minutes before giving you an amazing black and white picture. An exercise in patience and a taste of what old photography was like, this app actually delivers beautiful pictures in one hour.
4) Rookie- from flares, textures and romantic filters that make you glow, this app is a most for any iphoneographer. I use this one a lot, specially for architecture and portraiture.
5)Mextures- super artistic filters and formulas that will make your pictures out of this world. From haunting yet beautiful to bright and happy, you can find a filter that will fit your look.
6) Diana- accidental double exposures no longer happen in the age of digital photography. This app allows you to create double exposures on purpose or by accident with a random button.
7) Instaflash- have you ever taken a picture and it was too dark, only to edit it and make it grainy? This app will allow you to fix that picture beautifully with controls such as denoise, clarity, tone and color EQ, your pictures will now always have the proper amount of light.
My honorary mention goes to my amazing teacher David Molnar, celeb photographer and super down to earth teacher. He taught me how to use my iPhone and turn my pictures into beautiful pieces that should be printed. Please visit him at http://davidmolnar.com/free/.
