33SecondsTen of the best photography appsverified_publisherThe Guardian - Stuart DredgePoint, shoot and share: smartphones have sparked an explosion in photography. According to tech analyst Mary Meeker’s annual internet trends research, more than 500m photos were uploaded and shared every day in early 2013. That’s startling enough, but a year later, Meeker claimed the daily total had …
33Seconds50 apps to improve your smartphoneverified_publisherThe Guardian - Stuart DredgeA recent study by market research firm Nielsen claimed that the average person uses 27 apps a month, which sounds like very few considering that Apple and Google’s app stores both have more than 1m apps available. The key, of course, is that the 27 apps can be almost entirely different, depending …
33Seconds2015 EyeEm Photographer of the Year AwardsThe TelegraphWith over 200,000 images from more than 15,000 photographers submitted in just six weeks, the 2015 EyeEm Awards is the world’s largest photography competition to date
33SecondsEyeEm photography festival finalists – in picturesverified_publisherThe GuardianThe Traveler – the Yi Peng Lantern Festival in Chiang Mai, Thailand Photograph: @josephgoh The Great Outdoors – the frozen waters at Lake Shore Park, Chicago Photograph: @awish2014 Action Photographer – the Dominican Republic, where children dream of becoming major league baseball players Photograph: …
33SecondsFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoEyeEm's CEO: Creating a community is crucial for turning a business idea into reality | Business Advicebusinessadvice.co.uk - Business AdviceThe founder of photography platform community EyeEm discusses what you need in order to turn an idea into a successful business from a reliable …
33SecondsGoPro launches licensing site to help users sell clipsbbc.co.uk - By Leo KelionGoPro has launched a new site to help video-makers license their footage. The firm suggests advertisers and news providers will be among those keen to pay for the rights to use clips and stills captured by its action cameras. The US company said that videos would start at $1,000 (£640) for six …
