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iPhoneography Series: 5 Tips to Avoid Background Clutter

When taking photos, sometimes we’re so focused on the subject that we forget about what’s happening behind it. With mobile photography we don’t have the luxury of controlling aperture to…

iPhoneography Series: Collect App

If you’re following Persnickety Prints on Instagram, you may have noticed a post or two showcasing prints designed in the app,…

Archival Waterproof Prints

The archival nature of photographic printing (digital developing) is what we’re passionate about. In this digital age, we’re taking more photos than ever, yet our posterity may…

iPhoneography Series: Mextures

 same photo filtered 2 ways in Mextures // Text Design in Studio   Mextures  Why I love this app:  Individual layers provide an unlimited creative…

iPhoneography Series: Snapseed

Decisions. Decisions. You snap a photo on your phone, then what? With the large selection of photo editing apps, how do you know which app to use and…

Storytelling through Pictures

It’s not just visual content. This content is our life. It’s you and me. Capturing the story through the lens. Our photos, they’re our story. Is a…

iPhoneography Series: Exposure

Our mobile phones are equipped with an 8 megapixel sensor, high definition capabilities and even HD video. One important feature the native iPhone lacks is exposure control. Exposure: the…

iPhoneography Series: hardware + 5 tips to avoid camera shake

In this blog series, I’ll be sharing simple tips and tricks on how to take better pictures and document life’s everyday stories with the device in our back pocket.

Free Download: 4×6 Graffiti Months

We’re loving the new script look that’s trending right now. Mye de Leon, an artist from Singapore, hand sketched our own Persnickety Prints Script. Cool, right!? We…

Kit Kat Printable

My little Ryder Bug will be baptized next month and I also teach CTR 4 in my church. With my lesson today about Baptism, I decided to whip…

Create a Photo Collage with the PicFrame App

In our last PicFrame tutorial, we explained how to combine 2 3×4 images on one 4×6 print. Today, we’ve got 14 photos on one 12×12…

Batch Processing in Photoshop

When we received this order of 1,000 + 3×4 collect prints laid out 2-up on a 4×6 print, we had to ask how the client how she did it!…