The red in a photo, tied into a heart.
A photo of New Year couplets: red paper, black ink, 心想事成, "may what your heart wants come true." The colours gather and knot themselves into a heart, and the thread runs back to the photo it came from.
The line: 历添新岁月,春满旧山河
Oct 5, Lake Taihu. No wind — the lake held the whole sky.
The app matched it with a line Zhu Xi wrote 800+ years ago: 半亩方塘一鉴开,天光云影共徘徊 “A small square pond, clear as a mirror, with the sky and clouds drifting in it.”
#sunset#photography
Built a small iPhone feature for my own kid: every month of photos becomes a book you can flip through, decorate, and print.
No account, no cloud — it all runs on the phone. 📖
(Video uses AI-generated baby photos.)
Airport pickup. Concert night. A crowded room.
When typing isn't enough, make the message impossible to miss. GlowHello turns your iPhone into a clear full-screen sign for pickup details, big text, and more.
https://t.co/fRCEg8WiDg
#iOS#Travel
Five objects. Two free forever. One purchase unlocks the rest — no subscription, nothing expires, and a work you've already made is never taken back.
Dwell Poetically, on the App Store.
Your photograph is never filtered, graded or retouched.
The object is a frame around it, not an edit of it. I tried adding a grade early on and rolled it back the same day.