It’s 1:20 am and I just loaded Lifecast on my iPhone.Posted with LifeCast
It’s 1:20 am and I just loaded Lifecast on my iPhone.
Posted with LifeCast
Co-branding? (via my flickr stream)
- Screenshots: To take a screen shot from your iPhone, hold down the home button, then click the power button. The screenshot will be in your phone’s camera roll. From there, you can email it to yourself, to Flickr, to your blog, wherever.
- Save Images: From the web browser, hold your finger on any photo on the page. In a second or two, a message pops up asking if you want to save the photo. Saved images also end up in your camera roll.
Got any other iPhone tips or tricks?
Moblogging Ready
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Hot 8 Brass Band (via my flickr stream)
On Aug. 23, 2007, the KatrinaRitaVille Express kicked off it’s National FEMA Trailer Tour at Wally’s Jazz Cafe in Boston. The KRV Express joined forces with the Hot 8 Brass Band, which has been on its Finding Our Folk Tour. The Hot 8 are all from New Orleans and have been touring together and doing outreach to other Katrina survivors since the storm.
I was at Wally’s that night with my Nikon Coolpix 8700 (pre-d50 days). My camera battery had died, so I was standing around with others, trying to get passers by to stop and check out the the FEMA trailer that was parked out on Mass Ave, in front of the club.
Lolita Parker, Jr. was there, too. She was walking around with her D300 and D70, casually lifting one or the other with one hand and firing off those quick, careless-looking shots that shouldn’t get her the results that they do.
Lolita thrust her D70 into my hand and said “why don’t you take this inside. This 50mm is a fast lens but I couldn’t get close enough to front to use it. I bet you can.” I hadn’t shot with anything SLR-like in 8 or 9 years and was feeling very rusty and scared to handle a fancy DSLR. But in I went. I came out with a few photos that I am still quite happy with, even now, as a D50 user.
The KatrinaRitaVille Express and the Hot 8 will be back in Massachusetts for a slew of appearances, starting this Sunday. Check them out!
James King: …as seen through my eyes (h/t Ayse)
You should click through to the bigger version on King’s site. Really good. Makes me want to run out and get a killer wide angle lens right now!
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(via garfieldminusgarfield)
Muxtape now supports Last.fm scrobbling. Go to the settings page and click the “link my Last.fm account” button. After you authorize Muxtape, songs will be recorded into your Last.fm listening history just like any other app (scrobble occurs halfway through the song or after 240 seconds, whichever comes first).
Giya (via my flickr stream)
Shot with my Holga (via my flickr stream)
Shot with my Holga (via my flickr stream)
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