Right now I use Photomator on the iPad to post-process my photos. However, I *may* switch from the iPad to a Chromebook soon. Does anyone here use a Chromebook when editing their photos? What app(s) do you use? Is Lightroom the only serious option, or is there an Android or web app that’s as good as Photomator?
“Two Moons” My first experiment in digitally combining two images. I think it came out *relatively* well…
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After much thought, I’d say “Seven Samurai”. But my top 10 list is probably more revealing: The Big Lebowski D&D: Honor Among Thieves Galaxy Quest Hellboy II: The Golden Army Hitchhikers’ Guide to the Galaxy Love Actually Ocean’s Eleven (2001 version) Princess Mononoke Seven Samurai Tokyo Godfathers
A very attractive apartment complex. It has a bit of a “Mediterranean” vibe to it, I think.
An archer takes aim at a target during a game of Frostgrave. https://ospreypublishing.com/us/frostgrave-second-edition-9781472834683/
Light and shadow cast by a water-filled mason jar on a wooden table.
Been thinking about my preferences/values for software since reading this @vgr thread: https://warpcast.com/vgr/0x7ad040 I think for me it’s something like: Utility (do I want to do the thing?) > Data portability/longevity > Security > Usability/Ecosystem > Cost (to a point) > Open Source > Privacy YMMV of course.
Photography and/or visual art in general, in an old-school Instagram kinda way (so, no text-only posts unless they’re replies).
I wonder if protocol people all have an origin story where one of these values failed in a big/important way. E.g., I got obsessed with data portability after I lost years of writing & art due to a bad backup. But for most people existing centralized gardens work just well enough that they never get seriously burned.
Inspect Browser - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/inspect-browser/id1203594958 Pixelmator - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pixelmator/id924695435 Those are the ones I know / use right now.