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Are you familiar with Instagram? It’s a free iPhone app that lets you edit your cell phone pictures with all kinds of fun retro effects, and then share it (on Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, and more). I’ve been seeing more and more people post the pictures that they’ve created, but all of a sudden it seems like everyone has jumped on the bandwagon, including me (that’s my little Eleanor above). See, Instagram has the power to turn boring cell phone photos into artsy works of photographic genius! Kidding. Sort of.
And here’s more good news:
If you’re a Mac user, there’s even a cool Instagram screensaver available! You can configure it to show photos from you, your contacts, or just random popular shots. Find out more and download it for free right here.
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[...] think of Instagram? Are you hooked?P.S. I was catching up on blog reading and saw Design Mom and Babble Family Style also talking about Instagram. I think it’s officially a trend.Share this:June 6th,2011 | [...]
Sunday Snapshot: Baby Goats + Instagram | henry happened commented on Jun 05 11 at 10:02 pm[...] I finally joined Instagram! Hello, bandwagon. You’re pretty fun. I’m digging the Instagram screensaver too. [...]
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