🔗 Links
📸 Enlight has a bunch of great photo editing tutorials that simplify complex techniques and effects
Enlight Photofox for iPhone and iPad is one of my go-to photo editing apps. It has a great variety of tools without feeling overwhelming, and there’s a quick 2- or 3-step GIF demo built right in for each key tool. It does a great job of getting your creative juices flowing without asking you to read a short story.
On Enlight’s blog, it has a bunch of more in-depth tutorials which explore interesting and complex techniques that produce gorgeous art. The series seems to be on hold for now, but I certainly hope the company picks them back up. These are great.
🌍 Venture With Impact: Destination coworking meets voluntourism
Ann Davis quit her job as a New York City school teacher to found Venture With Impact, “a program that provides participants with a culturally immersive “workation” by blending the globetrotting of destination coworking with the spirit of volunteerism.
As Davis puts it, “Our mission is to expose professionals to new cultures, people, and ideas. From my experience, the best way to do that is to work with the local people to gain a better understanding of the community and the city that you’re living in.”
💡 Using Tally
Tally is a great little app for counting stuff. Anything, really. It’s a single-serving app with lots of great little perks and polish.
Joe Cieplinski, of Release Notes and other fame, has a great writeup of his unique and clever use cases where Tally has been a big help.
🚶🏻♀️🚶🏾♂️ 50 reasons why everyone should want more walkable streets
“If someone shifts from a long commute to a walk, their happiness increases as much as if they’d fallen in love.”
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