A writer finds her voice in the world of iPhoneography. A challenging, yet rewarding journey that wouldn’t have been possible without constant encouragement and inspiration from some iPhoneography greats.
personal
I’ve found my voice!
Tag Archive for iphone
personal
A sliver of India
When seen through an Indian’s eyes, India looks very different from the promos one sees internationally. It’s not about the monuments, it’s about the moments.
personal
Validation is a big word
For an iPhone artist, a charity event acts as a reminder that her work is appreciated in more ways than one and it isn’t all just about sharing pictures on Instagram.
blogging, personal
Back in the game
I’m back in the world of blogging having disappeared for a while in the black hole of iPhoneography and meeting the demands of a new job routine.
personal, social networking
A new venture
The writer explores the world of the artist. And likes what she sees.
personal
1,000 words
A picture’s worth a thousand words. Here are some of mine. Click on each to know what they represent to me and share your inference with me.
poetry, social networking
Here, but not really
I see it everyday. You probably do, too. People physically with each other, but really half a world away.
personal
I have been playing today
On a gloomy day like today, the one thing that brightened up my mood was Instagram! A fun iPhone app that injects life into the dullest of photos.
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Hooked to the iPad
It is beautiful. It is fast. It is spiffy. And, oh so cool. The way you can expand and contract photos with your thumb and index finger — simply magical. Yes, it looks like a big iPhone, but it’s really so much more. The iPad is a lifestyle gadget that has made working (and playing)…
blogging, personal, social networking
Not wired 24/7
What is the first thing you do when you wake up? Stretch a little, drink a glass of water? Rub your eyes and will your body into leaving the warmth of the bed? That used to be me, a couple of years ago. I’d lie curled under my Jaipuri quilt, gazing out the window —…
