Skitch – Fast screen capture, image editing and sharing!

One of the problems with taking images on your smart phone is the lack of ability to manipulate them before you send them on.  For instance, in my smartphone photo journal, I take picture and then post them directly to my blog:

http://timruebphotos.wordpress.com/2011/09/29/i-see-you/

With Skitch, I can now crop the image to get rid of unwanted (and possibly distracting) space around the subject of my image.

Annotate, edit and shareyour photos and screenshots… fast. Use Skitch to…

via Skitch – Fast screen capture, image editing and sharing!.

Skitch is becoming on of my favorite tools after taking a shot that I want to pass on to another service like Flickr or email to somone.  Give it a try and see ho w you like it.   I would love to read or see examples of how you used it.  Post your links in the comments below.

Free Photos – Free Images – Royalty Free Photos – Free Stock Photos – FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Free Photos – Free Images – Royalty Free Photos – Free Stock Photos – FreeDigitalPhotos.net.

My students are always asking where they can find images to use in their sites or blog posts.  Well this is one example you can use to fine royalty free images.

Some uses for these images:

• background images
• filler images to otherwise help a ‘see of text’
• images for buttons
• Custom headers
• Custom footers

Week 3 Assignments

WEB 2.0 for Students

LMC CIS-218 12797

Created for students to link to this page.

Week 2 Assignments

WEB 2.0 for Students

LMC CIS-218 12797

Created for students to link to this page.

First Week’s Assignment

WEB 2.0 for Students

LMC CIS-218 12797

Created for students to link to this page.

Hello world!

Welcome to WordPress.com. After you read this, you should delete and write your own post, with a new title above. Or hit Add New on the left (of the admin dashboard) to start a fresh post.

Here are some suggestions for your first post.

1. You can find new ideas for what to blog about by reading the Daily Post.
2. Add PressThis to your browser. It creates a new blog post for you about any interesting  page you read on the web.
3. Make some changes to this page, and then hit preview on the right. You can always preview any post or edit it before you share it to the world.