
I have some exciting news today! I've developed a new app! If you enjoy taking pictures this is the perfect app for you. You will be able to upload photos onto this app to do a few different things. First off there are different categories that you can submit your photos to, such as nature or animals. And there will be weekly contests to vote on the best picture in that category! Second, there is a feature with this app that will enable you to edit the photos in anyway you want. You can change the color, add a caption, anything you can think of. I suppose I should probably tell you the name of the app, right? It's Picture Time! For a limited time you can get this app for free so you won't want to miss out on this great deal!
Well, I can't believe this is my last blog post already. It's been an interesting semester to say the least. I've been introduced to so many new platforms that I never used before this class. Keeping up with everything can be a bit challenging at times but I feel like I got into a pretty good rhythm over the last month. This blog was the first thing that I did in this class and I had a lot of fun with designing it. I just wish I had a little more time to find a better background. Twitter and Pinterest were completely new to me as well but they are really simple to use, and very effective. Facebook was a lot of fun to work with as well. But out of all the different things I've done in this class my favorite was making the commercial.
For a real photography business I think the platforms that would work the best would be Facebook and Twitter. Having a blog would also be good, but I believe it would be better if it had less words and more pictures. Examples of the work would go a lot farther to show people what you can do, opposed to having a blog that is more words than pictures. Twitter would be good because you post short updates about what you are doing and direct people towards your blog or Facebook page. And Facebook works great because a lot of people are on there. It's a great way to get to your target audience. The platform that I think is least effective for a photography business is podcasts. It's hard to describe in words why someone should choose you for their event.
Even though there were a lot of difficult projects in this class I really enjoy the challenge of getting everything just right!