Author: Jennifer Hartnett-Henderson

  • iPhoneography Workflow Part 4: Backups and Storage

    You wouldn’t want to lose all your work on those beautiful pictures so it’s good to back the images up.  Duplicates in different places mean a disaster in one place (iPad stolen, PC or MAC crashes) mean that you still have your work.  Your work shooting in the field for hours, your work editing that…

  • Weekly Photo Challenge: Delicate

    If you’ve ever broken any, you know that glass is delicate as in easy to break, but it is also able to be formed into delicate and evocative shapes. Here are 2 pieces of glass in a window on a square in Venice. http://www.flickr.com/photos/jhenderson/8295293347/in/photostream/lightbox/ The shape on the right is my favorite. How about you?…

  • iPhoneography Workflow Part 3: Connecting Social Media

    After (or before) transferring your photo from your device to your computer,  the next thing is to get your work out there for the world to see! At this point workflows can easily be parallel: 1. from your devices to your computer for cataloging or more editing and then on to social media 2. from your devices…

  • iPhoneography Workflow Part 2: Device to Computer Transfer

    In iPhoneography Workflow Part 1: Device to Device, we saw that the app Photo Sync will work to transfer photos from your iPhone or iPad to your computer, either Mac or PC, but that’s not what I do. In my iPhoneography workflow to transfer images via cable from devices to computer Picture folder I use something called…

  • Weekly Photo Challenge: Changing Seasons

    Weekly Photo Challenge: Changing Seasons http://instagram.com/p/Sruv86JfUS/ Shot with HDR3 by Christopher Herbon, edited with Autopainter, ToonPaint, ShockMyPic, Snapseed (Best Mobile Photo App 2012), Image Blender and Impression Below, with the sidewalk altered: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jhenderson/8233395847/in/photostream (iPhoneography Workflow Part 2: Device to Computer Transfer is up next) Related articles Weekly Photo Challenge: Changing Seasons (withanopenheart.wordpress.com) Weekly Photo Challenge: Changing Seasons…

  • iPhoneography Workflow Part 1: Device to Device Transfer

    Photo workflow was easier with a 2-point transfer between your digital camera, an Eye-Fi card, and your computer of choice. It is much more complicated now with iPhoneography as the number of devices, a number of apps, and outlets for those images grows exponentially.  The purpose of this series is to reassure you that yes, this…

  • What Does Your Workflow Look Like?

    “Absolutely unbelievable!” my friend exclaimed.  I was explaining about workflows and drew this monster: Workflows Drawing by Jennifer Hartnett-Henderson Does your workflow look like this? Want to walk through step by step and show alternatives for improvement and remaining areas of “opportunity”? That’s what I aim to do here over the next 2 weeks. Interspersed with a…

  • Weekly Photo Challenge: Reflections

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  • iPhoneography App Stacking in Italy Part 5: Lessons Learned

    This is the last post in this series. After a few hours spent editing photos it’s always good to step back and focus on what you learned.  Here’s my list: Correct Early: It’s good to do the perspective correction early on in the “Set the Base” phase because you do lose some of the image though…

  • iPhoneography App Stacking in Italy Part 4: Evaluate & Select

    Selecting an image from among the about 15 options I shared with you in Experiment and Play and in More Experiments is difficult but I do have a few favorites.  I’ll also include reader favorites in this post. I’m still rather fond of the original composition because the keystoning accentuates the drama and provides the…