Like A Frame 3.6 has been released which adds a new setting called Custom Aspect Ratios. You can now add your own custom aspect ratios to a list that is included in the Canvas, Photo Frame and Photo Crop composition settings. Add a 2.35:1 aspect ratio like widescreen cinema or maybe an old school film format that you want to emulate.
Read MoreLike A Frame 3.3 has been released which finally realises some of the core compositional features I’ve been wanting to implement for a long time. The update is free and most users should see it automatically. Introducing Matte Bevel and Frame Ratio!
Read MoreIt’s finally here! Version 3.1 has been released onto the iOS App Store, introducing up to four layers of compositions on one canvas, a new internal shadow setting, a redesigned tools menu, rewritten rendering engine and bug fixes and improvements across the board.
The app’s $1.99 AUD / 99c USD price point remains and existing Like A Frame users will get the upgrade for free (open the App Store app to update via your profile screen).
Read MoreMatting and framing photos results in a more polished, professional look. That holds true in the digital realm as well, and the Like A Frame app for iOS makes it easy to do just that. Now it is localised for Spanish users and includes a new quick Resize Photo feature for sharing images.
Read MoreWell, tick that off the bucket list. At the start of the year, I and five other friends journeyed through the Tasmanian wilderness on the famous Overland Track, something I’d had in my to-do list for a long time, although I hadn’t thought of actually planning to do it any time soon.
Read MoreFor the longest time I had the desire to write a novel, to explore the inner workings of characters and create a world around them that could be believable, but I struggled for a long time to write more than a standalone chapter with vague plot ideas. I wrote a small handful of short one or two page scenes when I was younger, some related to my core ideas, some independent, but that was the extent of my writing.
Read MoreI also just came back from a short solo road trip to Warrumbungle National Park in inland New South Wales, to not only hike in the mountains but to see the stars out there.
Read MoreI spent some time in Cedar Creek bouldering and taking pictures as well as in Girraween National Park recently. Here’s a number of photographs from these two weekends.
Read MoreSummer has been quiet as usual on the photography front. I’ve was mostly waiting for my new Hyundai Staria Load van to arrive, which has! It’s great to be back on the road and to get the campervan project underway as soon as possible. Here’s a handful of rainforest photos from Mount Cordeaux and Mount Mee.
Read MoreIn the second week of November, I went on a little six day road trip down to the Blue Mountains to enjoy some solo camping in the Rav4 and relax with some long service leave. I only took a handful of proper photographs, instead opting to use my iPhone 14 Pro a bunch instead. Here are the photographs I took on the X-Pro3.
Read MoreRecently, I’ve been to Springbrook and Girraween National Park for hiking and camping adventures. Here’s a number of photos I’ve taken from those. Nothing gallery worthy, but just enjoying the practice.
Read MoreNat and I headed south to Mount Greville to do some semblence of a sunrise ascent up the mountain with our cameras but we were met with cloudy skies and fleeting rays of sunlight. The softer quality of the light led us to the smaller details amongst the plants and rocks.
Read MoreLast weekend, my friend Alma and I trekked across Girraween National Park on my third Haydens Ridge remote bush camp overnight hike. This was Alma’s first time backpacking with a brand new suite of gear.
Read MoreIt’s been a while since I’ve shot street photography due to changing priorities in life and changing creative priorities, but here’s a hanful of photos I shot in June with the X-Pro3, processed through the SilverChrome app I developed to simulate Tri-X (not available yet, one day…).
Read MoreMy mate Nat and I headed up Mount May for a morning hike through the forest and up onto the tops of the mountain.
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