From the 1 hour commute in the school van to the events in the school, each day offers a varied experience.
We are fortunate that we have modern digital cameras, even the ultra-portable phones like the Nokia-C3. Photography as a hobby is now at almost no cost, it still requires a little dedication and a little sensitivity to take meaningful photos.
Edited and thanks to Ces for pointing out the typos.
Showing posts with label Photos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photos. Show all posts
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Flowers at U.P. Clark
Does taking photos of flowers proves a man gay? Of course not. But they make us happy who wants to see a little symmetry and life in an ordinary place like U.P. Clark. Here are some pics.
All photos are part of the Adorio Digital Image Library.
All photos are part of the Adorio Digital Image Library.
Monday, December 20, 2010
How to post a photo as your Facebook status.
Jan. 21: Flash! There is a faster way to save photos in Gallery/Images where the C3 Facebook application looks for photos to upload: Please click on Fastest way...
I have rewritten the procedure.
You can only upload photos to Facebook from the Gallery/Images folder of the Applications menu of the C3. So here are the steps:
1. open the gallery from the Menu/Apps.
2. click on a photo album (subdirectory in gallery) which is different from gallery/Images! this is usually "NO NAME". The others are Images (where the FB app expects your photos to be in), Video clips,
Music Files, Themes, Graphics,Tones,Recordings,Received files.
3. select the photo
4. click on option
5. move to gallery/Images
Now that you have a photo in gallery/Images,
1. open your Facebook home page in the C3
2. You will be normally presented with the FB new status editor. Cancel to go to the FB menu page.
Select upload photo by selecting the camera icon from the choices given on the top: (messages, events,recent list,friend requests, camera).This will give you a popup menu asking to select Gallery or Camera.
3. Choose Gallery.
4. Select the photo.
5. Click on options, choose add Caption.
6. Click on share and you should be done.
Someday, one should be able to upload entire albums instead of a single photo!
We should expect this feature from Nokia.
Next time we will post pics. if only the C3 has a savescreen feature!
I have rewritten the procedure.
You can only upload photos to Facebook from the Gallery/Images folder of the Applications menu of the C3. So here are the steps:
1. open the gallery from the Menu/Apps.
2. click on a photo album (subdirectory in gallery) which is different from gallery/Images! this is usually "NO NAME". The others are Images (where the FB app expects your photos to be in), Video clips,
Music Files, Themes, Graphics,Tones,Recordings,Received files.
3. select the photo
4. click on option
5. move to gallery/Images
Now that you have a photo in gallery/Images,
1. open your Facebook home page in the C3
2. You will be normally presented with the FB new status editor. Cancel to go to the FB menu page.
Select upload photo by selecting the camera icon from the choices given on the top: (messages, events,recent list,friend requests, camera).This will give you a popup menu asking to select Gallery or Camera.
3. Choose Gallery.
4. Select the photo.
5. Click on options, choose add Caption.
6. Click on share and you should be done.
Someday, one should be able to upload entire albums instead of a single photo!
We should expect this feature from Nokia.
Next time we will post pics. if only the C3 has a savescreen feature!
Thursday, December 9, 2010
A 140Plus Photo album with the C3, I need a better camera!
Another album with the C3 camera, Wifi phone! I noticed that the colors are more saturated than what are seen by the eye. But since the photos are only for viewing pleasure, these are ok for awhile. Someday I will buy a DSLR phone but I want to take advantage of the portability of the digital phone cameras which come with a phone.
Here are some of the pics which the reader can access via the link December 9, 2010 album.
Here are some of the pics which the reader can access via the link December 9, 2010 album.
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