It’s not a photo app per se, but it’s a unique way to see where your photo was taken. MapScratch is a fun way to discover the location where an image was taken. We’ve got a few copies to give away today for the US Labor Day holiday.
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When using your iPhone everyday, many of us have the device’s Auto-Brightness turned on to help the screen compensate for optimal viewing under the varied lighting situations we find ourselves in all the time. This works great for most uses but the variances in screen brightness can really mess with image editing. Here’s a tip I’ve been using for years to help get better results when trying to do more precise photo edits on my iPhone.
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Here is Faved On Flickr, our weekly iPhoneography showcase for September 2, 2012, featuring outstanding iPhone photography from mutablend, Donna French, Hans Borghorst, Roger Guetta, Robert-Paul Jansen, Paula Gardener, Jaime Ferreyros, Igor Phomin, melle Amo, John Mallon, Cindy Patrick, Sarah Jarrett, and many others.
Read More Great photos tell a story. This is Life In LoFi’s new weekly feature, Outside The Frame. It’s the story of one photograph (or a series) of an iPhoneographer in their own words. It’s less of a how-to and more of a why. It’s the stories of the iPhoneography we see, told by the artist who created it. For this first edition, I selected “Heads”, a sometimes unnerving series by Maddy McCoy.
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