Where in the world is Obleo

There something about this that I really like. I only wish it was longer as it had such a good fell to it that I did'nt want to end so quick.

Adobe on october 8th Released Photoshop for the iPhone for free. And works directly with photoshop.com mobile an free cloud service for hosting, sharing and editing your photos. There basic editing and filters like most other photo apps. The thing is this app seems to get the job done the quickest and is real simple to use. Added with the free cloud photo service, there really no reason to pass this app up. It is Free and works like a charm.

More info @ http://mobile.photoshop.com/iphone/

Direct itunes app store page @ http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=331975235&mt=8

17 years of photos, wow.

My favorite image editing tool just got upgraded today. What is new: First off this supports 10.6 snow leopard. (That makes only one more app I own that yet does not function with 10.6)

They also added:
• Save for web. (Finally! Been waiting for this for a while.)
• Info Labels
• send to mail
• web colors plug-in
• Trim
and a few bug fixes and improvements.

More info @ http://www.pixelmator.com/

The touch app from posterous. You can take photo's and videos live and add them to an ongoing post, every time you add another shot, that image gallery is updated live. For my test I do not have the video option. (I have the older model.)

I did one shot from this app and one from another photo touch app that adds filters during shooting, then used the add from Library option. (Which works better for me.)

It works, but as you can see the images do not know what the hell landscape is just portrait. (above image)

There no option to change it after the fact either. Which pretty much sucks! It also missing any sort of way to add a small text caption or a way to comment from the device, on a certain shot. (as there still a problem logging in to posterous from mobile safari. to even leave a comment, with out making a new post by email)

For the price tag of free I guess it's OK. I wish I had the video model to see what that does. oh well.

It a pretty good app if you use posterous and have an iPhone.

more info @ http://posterous.com/picposterous

test photos post @ http://obleo.posterous.com/live-demo-picposterous

UPDATED: The word is (comment below) The images do re-adjust to landscape , it just takes a while. So If you try it out and get disappointed like I did, just wait a while and it should be fixed. Well that changes my so-so app rating  to a thumbs up rating.

One of the well known Architectural photographers of his time as past on. Julius Shulman leaves behide a great body of work. The LA Times has a great story on the life of this great artist.

read @ http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/arts/la-me-julius-shulman17-2009jul17,0,5966195.story

Melissa Lyttle, a photographer at Poynter's St. Petersburg Times, took the photos, noting on the Times' photo blog that "the best camera is the one you have with you." She said it's important to remember that good technology isn't always what makes a good photo.

This just show you, any camera will do.

Full story @ http://www.poynter.org/column.asp?id=2&aid=166454#

Images @ http://blogs.tampabay.com/photo/2009/07/iphone-photography.html

app used @ http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtist?id=291176181