Top 5 iPad Photo Apps
Adobe Photoshop Express, Nikon Learn and Explore etc. are some of the best and top photo apps for iPad.
Adobe Photoshop Express, Nikon Learn and Explore etc. are some of the best and top photo apps for iPad.

We all have seen animated logos, cartoons and other stuff as animated GIFs on the web. But two talented people, photographer Jamie Beck and Motion graphic artist Kevin Burg have taken an approach to take the animated GIFs to a whole new level. They together have produced stunning GIF images that they call cinemagraphs.

Even if you use Photoshop profusely, you may not want to open it up everytime to generate simple patterns for your use. An online Tool Patterncoolor lets you have simple yet elegant patterns and customize them with colors.
There is a wide range of people search engines available on the internet and some of them offer favorable comprehensive results while others provide just partial information about particular person you are searching. One of such people search engines you can try is Waatp.com.

Facebook keeps introducing new features to make the whole social networking experience better. Facebook just replaced its standard photo viewer with a pop up viewer. This pop-up viewer comprises of a light box overlay which at first may surprise you.

Facebook is the one of the biggest places for sharing photos and videos online. Facebook practically allows a user to upload any number of photos and videos so there’ isn’t a problem with sharing media on Facebook. You can also use pictures and videos on Facebook for embedding in your blog.

How often do you bookmark a page or share it over social networks? Sharing isn’t a one step procedure but there are many applications that make it easier. Layers is a Google Chrome plugin which is lets you do more with webpages by letting you add sticky notes, images, videos, maps from Google Maps and even tweets to any web page. You can then share it to your family and friends over social Facebook or Twitter.

The Twitter Fail Whale, that is employed by Twitter when it is overcapacity is very popular. It is a garphic created by Yiying Lu which shows a whale being held up by a flock of birds in an ocean. Such a scenario isn’t conceivable in the real world but a photograph taken under the sea featuring a frail turtle swimming over a reef and a couple of fishes hovering around it is very similar to the Twitter Fail whale.
Photosketch Internet Image Montage is an online application which gives you a complete realistic picture after you draw the basic object sketches and label them.
You watch photos of your favorite celebrities on the internet and skim through the photos clicking the “Next” and “Previous” buttons in the photo galleries. You sometimes wish to save them on your hard disk but you hold back remembering the tedious task of right clicking each photo, and saving it. All the files that [...]