Android Photo Apps

1. Action Snap: Choose a time interval from 0.1s to 5s and start capturing photos by one click only, or you can use the custom mode to take photos one by one.
2. Camera ZOOM FX: This app contains a circular zoom wheel (4x digital), Iris animation with free skin packs, save, delete, share, and fullscreen shutter. Rotate zoom wheel to zoom, tap to shoot.
3. Night Vision Camera: This application maximizes your device camera in the dark. Use the automatic adjustment of image parts to improve visibility in low light conditions.
4. Paper Camera: See the world through a new, original, stylish and captivating lens, have a wonder in your own home and discover how cool your world is in cartoon.
5. Photaf Panorama: Create amazing panoramas from your Android phone up to 360 degrees. When done, you can move your phone around to see the complete panoramic view by using the phone’s compass or the touch screen.
6. Photo Art — Color Effects: Thirty effects, including sepia, grayscale, tint, etc., and 12 brush types included in this app. Sharing capabilities, too.
7. Photo Tools: This app contains a collection of photography tools for professionals and ambitious amateurs, including distance calculator, graycard, color wheel, and field of view calculator.
8. Photobucket Mobile: The Free Photobucket Mobile app helps you access your Photobucket account, find whatever you want, or take pictures and videos and share them with everyone in your network from any location.
9. PhotoFunia: Put your face on a billboard, a stamp, or in a Warhol-like work of pop-art. Become the Mona Lisa or a bodybuilder. You get over 150 scenes to play with. You’re not cutting and pasting; instead, the app “finds” the face in your photo and integrates it with the scene of your choice.
10. Photoshop Express for Android: Fix photos fast with crop, straighten, rotate, flip, and adjust color, and make eye-catching enhancements with filters and effects. Email photos to family, friends, Facebook, and Twitpic.
11. PicSay Pro Photo Editor: Sharpen, remove red eye, crop and straighten, distort, insert cutouts of other pictures, paint, make color splash out of black-and-white pictures, add text, word balloons, apply effects like Cross Process, Lomo, Vignette, faux HDR, Tilt-shift, Pencil Sketch, and much more with this tool.
12. Pudding Camera: This free app provides a timer feature, Triplex camera, and easy sharing to Twitter, Facebook, and Tumblr.
13. Vignette: Vignette adds 76 film and camera effects and 57 frames to photos using an Android smartphone, including retro and vintage styles.

iPhone Photo Apps

14. A+ Camera Flash: A+ Camera Flash uses a smart algorithm that checks brightness of each pixel and intelligently lightens dark pixels when necessary. This method will not blow up the highlight area, which makes your photos more detailed, vivid, and brighter.
15. Camera +: With Camera+ you’re able to use your iPhone to shoot the best photos you possibly can. Packed with several useful features that your standard camera app doesn’t include, your pics will improve the instant you start using this tool.
16. Camera Awesome: Shoot photos and video with several options to choose from. The app has an image stabilization feature, a self-timer, four composition guides to choose from to set up your frame perfectly, and a burst option to take several shots in rapid succession.
17. Everpix: The app keeps the photos on your phone, in the cloud and in the optional desktop Mac perfectly in sync – meaning if a photo is deleted from one place, it disappears from the others as well. You can also sync Everpix to fetch photos from services like Facebook, Instagram, Flickr, and more.
18. Fuzel: The best app to create a collage, this tool comes with 36 preset layouts of varied widths and aspect ratios, or you can make your own. Fuzel also comes with 18 filters and the ability to apply those filters to individual shots rather than to the whole collage.
19. FX Photo Studio: Hands down, the best variety and one of the largest collections on App Store, including Lo-Fi, art, frames, vintage, graffiti, tilt-shift, blurs, grunge, textures, black & white, sketches, pixelate, and more.
20. GroupShot: Load your photos, replace faces, and end up with the perfect group shot from that mix.
21. Kicksend: You can send up to 30 photos to your friends at a time, making the sharing process easier than ever. Everyone must sign up for this application to work.
22. oSnap Voice Enable Camera: Take photos with your voice, with an app that responds to “Shoot,” “Cheese,” or “Snap.” You can also switch flash modes by saying “flash on,” “flash off,” or “flash auto.”
23. Pinwheel: Rather than just send multiple photos to individuals, Pinwheel allows groups of people to view and contribute to group albums. When uploading photos to Pinwheel, they can also be automatically shared with your Facebook friends and Twitter followers if you want.
24. Retro Camera Plus: Inspired by the old Lomo, Holga, Polaroid, Diana, and toy cameras with those iconic styles, Retro Camera provides old-school pics your friends will drool over. Contains five cameras and five sets of vintage vignetting, film scratch, and cross processing effects for that off-the-hip analog look.
25. TiltShift: This application simulates a tilt-shift lens that tricks your mind into viewing a photo as a miniature scene.

1. Martin Lawrence Photography: Lawrence is a landscape photographer in Scotland. His shots are some of the most beautiful you’ll find of the Scottish landscape.
2. Steffan Allen: Allen’s site encompasses photography of a wide variety of subjects, including people and boats. His beautiful shots are all the more interesting because of his perspective.
3. Jeremy Cowart: Cowart is one of the most famous celebrity photographers. His shots of celebrities are inventive, and offer a tiny glimpse of personality that is so often lacking in celebrity shots. There are some great shots on his site that aren’t of celebrities, too.
4. Isabelle Ribeiro: Ribeiro is a well-known photographer who is currently working in Brazil. Her work has been featured in many art galleries in the US. But, you get a pretty great exhibit just by visiting her website.
5. All Day I Dream About Photography: This is one of the best photography blogs out there. The site offers a great combination of tips, beautiful pictures and information on new developments and new products in the photography world.



6. PDN Photo of the Day: Each day there’s a new photo posted here. You’ll find some beautiful photography from all over the world on this site.
7. Fine Art Photo Blog: You’ll see some great fine art photography here, and you’ll also get some great news and advice on this particular photography genre.
8. Cheap Shooter: This is a great site for amateur photographers. It offers lots of innovative ideas on how to pursue your photography hobby without spending a lot of money.
9. PSD Learning: If you use Photoshop, this is a great site. You’ll learn lots of new techniques and get great information for using this tool as well as other photography tricks.
10. Photopreneur: This is a great blog for those who want to make a living from their photography. It offers great advice and points you to some other great resources.
11. Photo Assignment: If you want to challenge your photography skills; check out this site. Each week, you’ll get a new assignment. The contributors complete the assignment and their work is posted. You can lean a lot by completing the assignments and checking out how others completed it.
12. Bottle Bell Photography: There is some absolutely beautiful work here, much of it in a fantasy like genre. You’ll definitely appreciate keeping up with new work as it’s added.
13. Jason Bell Photography: Jason Bell has done a lot of celebrity photography work, which you’ll find on his site. But you’ll also find a lot of other beautiful photographs, too.
14. Steve McCurry: This photographer’s site has some really beautiful photographs. But the layout and colors of the site are really appealing, too.
15. Brent Stirton: Stirton is a photojournalist. The work he shares on his site will inspire you to grab your own camera and begin shooting.



16. Burn Magazine: Burn is an online photography journal. The photos they feature are gorgeous. The magazine mostly consists of photo essays by various photographers. You’ll see their work and learn a little about them, too.
17. Gavin Gough: Gough is a travel photographer living in Thailand. His work from his time living in Asia is stunning.
18. Bruce Percy: Bruce Percy is an adventure photographer. He has captured some really stunning photographs of places most people would never venture toward.
19. Face On Images: This site by photographer Les Forrester is inspirational. His black and white work is particularly stunning.
20. Rebecca Ruth: Ruth is a wedding photographer. Her perspectives and unique takes on wedding day moments make me wish I could get married again just so she could do my pictures.
21. Outdoor Photographer: This is a great site for helping you improve your skills in outdoor photography. There are lots of tips as well as photos from other photographers to inspire you.
22. National Geographic Photography: National Geographic has been bringing us beautiful photos from around the world for decades. Their site offers more of what we’ve come to expect from the magazine.
23. Rankin: Rankin is a well known celebrity and fashion photographer. His site features this work, but also showcases some of his more avant garde work, too.
24. Eric Ryan Anderson: Anderson is primarily a portrait photographer, and has done some interesting celebrity work.
25. Piotr Kulczycki: Kulczycki is an inspired travel photographer. He has some great pics from all over the world.

2010

1. Eyecatch Design Services: This blog kicked off the year with their best of 2009, featuring their best wedding and portrait photography (January).
2. The Family Photojournalist: Authors and photographers Daniel Shaw and Chuck Anerino share critiques, tips and resources on how to take family photos (January).
3. Feeling Negative? This blog is home base for the new-age film photographer to explore this amazing medium (February).
4. Calin Ilea Photographer: This is a photojournalism blog by a freelance photographer based in Cluj Napoca, Romania (March).
5. Julien Gille Photography: This photographer launched a blog in 2010 filled with personal projects and tips for photographers (March).
6. The Russian Photos Blog: Jeremy Nicholl documents his corporate and editorial photography in Moscow, Russia and the former Soviet Union (March).
7. Boudoir International: Following the wake of a boudoir photography trend, this site offers tips, referrals and resources (April).
8. Eric Kim Street Photography: The blog is just one portion of this site, and it carries information about black and white street photography, including tips and resources (April).
9. Now I Remember: This photoblog features camera-phone photography from the likes of Spanky, Jerry Hsu, Neckface and more (April).
10. Pat Lordan Photography: Pat started working as a wedding photographer in 1999, and has been promoted in Grace Ormonde Marriage, Brides Boston and Oprah (May).
11. The Eye: The Journal Star photography staff extends well beyond central Illinois, and their photoblog shows their expertise (May).
12. Viveca Koh Photography’s Blog: Viveca Koh LRPS has a passion for creating photo montages/fine art images using photographs that she had taken in various UrbEx locations, combining photographs of textures to create altogether more disturbing and thought-provoking imagery (May).
13. Jadedsnapper’s Blog: “The cynical bile of a press photographer” who prefers to remain somewhat anonymous (June).
14. Jules Mattsson: The blog of a freelance press photographer who was harrassed by the police for taking photographs (June).
15. Images by timnmay: Tim & May are passionate and inspired photographers based in Sydney, Australia, and who focus on weddings, corporate photography and events (August).
16. Square Peg Images: Although this blog is part of the Toronto-based photography business, Steve Hayward also provides his take on photography and his life-long love of this medium (August).
17. Andrea Bacle Photography: Andrea is an on-location portrait photographer working in Spring, The Woodlands, and the surrounding area in TX (September).
18. Casey Mcardle Photography: Casey is a young, enthusiastic self-taught photographer from Brisbane, Australia who focuses on newborn and child photography for families (September).
19. Phonar: This blog features a free and open undergraduate photography class frun by Jonathan Worth from the photography team at Coventry University in the UK. Worth also runs New Photographics, found below in August 2009 (September).
20. Freshly BOLD Photography: Leslie Davis captures living and loving along the Gulf Coast area (November).
21. Steinmetz Photography Blog: The blog for Steinmetz Photography, featuring a wide range of photographic capabilities (November).

2009

22. Bartek Witek Photography: Bartek, located in Killorglin, Co. Kerry, focuses on documentary wedding and lifestyle portraits (January).
23. Harshbarge: Visual media by Mito Habe-Evans, who currently is curating and writing for NPR’s The Picture Show blog (January).
24. Host Gallery Blog: This London gallery features historic and current artists and works in photography and filmography (February).
25. Marco Pavan Photography: A blog that wanders among topics such as guerrilla gardening, photojournalism, new media and more (February).
26. PixBoomba: This blog, written by two decades-long veterans of National Geographic, contains a collection of photographic tips in video, illustrated text and blog forms that aim to help you make better photographs (February).
27. Alison Yin Wedding Photography: Alison Yin is a photographer based in Oakland, CA, and who travels throughout California photographing people and events (March).
28. Doug Menuez 2.0: Go Fast, Don’t Crash: Doug Menuez is an award-winning documentary photographer based in New York City (March).
29. Sean Sheridan: For the last 16 years, Sean Sheridan has been shooting, writing and producing emotionally compelling stories that elevate both people and brands (March).
30. The Unknown Snapper: This blog is all about random links, musings and literary wanderings of an unknown photographer trying to make it in the world of photojournalism (March).
31. Micah & Megan: This couple photographs weddings, but also have broader photographic interests (April).
32. Karla Snider Photography: Karla leans toward weddings, but she also creates the images for Lipstick & Lace, a boudoir photography site (May).
33. LENS: This photoblog is dedicated to distinguished visual and multimedia reporting through photographs, videos and slideshows by New York Times photographers and outside photojournalists (May).
34. Photography Blogsites: A place to host a photoblog that is compatible with mobile devices and that helps with SEO (May).
35. GTVone Photography: Interesting outlook on life, photography and music from Simon Pollock, one of London’s premier live music photographers (June).
36. The Photography G Blog: Garrett Hacking, based in Colorado, uses his blog as a personal diary of the events and happenings around him (June).
37. Full Frame: This is CNET News’ new venue for showcasing large format photography, video and multimedia slideshows which tell the stories behind the technology (July).
38. Mom & Camera: Current favorite camera gear includes a Nikon D300 body, 18-200mm 3.5-5.6 Nikkor lens, 50mm 1.8 Nikkor lens, 28-105mm 3.5-4.5 (macro), and a SB800 Nikon Speedlight (July).
39. New York Photography Blog: Dave Beckerman does only done black and white photography, trying to capture those little ordinary moments of city life that are extraordinary without either denigrating or glorifying people (July).
40. New Photographics: Photographer Jonathan Worth writes about sustainable working photographic practices amongst a community of like-minded learner practitioners. Jonathan works from London and New York as a freelance commercial photographer and also runs Phonar (see September 2010 above) (August).
41. Ariana Falerni: Ariana is a maternity, newborn and child photographer serving the Lower Hudson Valley (September).
42. Cheri Root Photography: Cheri is “rooted” in a variety of attributes including love, commitment, family and loyalty (September).
43. Daniel Chui’s Street Photography Blog: With his Canon 5D, he will steal your precious moments and make them his own (October).
44. Pozometre: Serkan, a photojournalist, received his M.A. from the Missouri School of Journalism. He holds a B.A. in International Relations from Bilkent University (October).
45. Tim Gander’s Blog: A commercial photographer in the UK expounds on photography, related news and opinions (October).
46. Anthony Vazquez Wedding Photography: Vazquez shares his photography and talks to the photographer about the art of wedding photography (November).
47. JM Photography: Jessica M. Hinnenkamp is a wedding, baby & family photographer based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota (November).
48. TRUE Visions Photography: Melissa True takes you on a photographic journey through her travels and experiences, sometimes winding up in her own backyard (November).
49. 365 Photo Creative: This blog’s aim is to provide a free resource for professional or amateur photographers, along with tutorials, business advice and downloads (December).
50. In Focus: The Garden City Telegram, based in Kansas, began to focus on their Midwestern photojournalism in 2009 (December).