Sentences with phrase «time editing photos»

So I sat at the desk for quite some time editing photos and answering (exciting) emails.

So why do we spend so much time editing photos, carefully constructing bios and perfecting our profile to be exactly what we want others to see?

I get hungry every single time I edit my photos haha!

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When using Snapchat, users take photos and post them right away, leaving no time for editing.

By the time I've picked [a photo] out, edited it [and] thought of a caption — probably an hour.

The company hasn't offered a time for when this technology could be released, but they do see it someday being implemented into current photo - editing software.

You can also create an image gallery and then have the option of editing your photos directly in the website builder, which can be a time saver.

With no judgement in mind, how much time have you spent in the last few months on editing your Instagram photos or retaking a photo for the «perfect natural - looking» shot?

I do know that the weather in Minnesota has been OUTSTANDING lately, so instead of editing photos and cooking all the time I've been trying enjoying the sunshine (we only get 5 months of it).

He spends A LOT of time listening to me talk about, watching me edit photos of, and just generally letting my life revolve around food,...

I will do a full re-cap of my trip in the coming weeks, but I took so many photos there it will take me a bit of time to edit them all.

I also love doing this feature because I can get all these food photos off my phone and don't have to spend time editing nice photos!!

I wrote this post a few weeks ago and haven't had the time to edit photos, compile, and upload everything until now.

I have so many recipe photos stored up in my computer, ready for editing and blogging... finding dedicated time to do so is somewhat tricky at times!

Then, last night, I spent way too much time trying to edit these Cilantro Jalapeno Hummus photos.

With the actual blog, usually I try and stretch the process of creating the recipe, photographing it, editing the photos and writing the posts out over a few days so it doesn't feel as congested — but sometimes time constraints mean I have to bang it all out in one day.

The fact is, I am still trying to catch up on writing down my posts, editing photos and all that other fun stuff, while at the same time update my website in this new format.

When I get the time to edit the photos!

I would've written it sooner but a lot of things had to happen first, things I used to take for granted: I had to be able to prepare the dish, photograph it in daylight, transfer and edit the photos, think of an interesting way to present the recipe, and ultimately, find time to sit down and write it.

These photos are so amazing and I could not show her how much I appreciated her taking time to take them and edit.

I tend to rely on cropping pretty heavily so it's nice I can do it right on the camera, and I know I'd save myself a lot of time photo editing.

With these incredible how to posts and photo editing tutorials, you will be a wild PicMonkey editing expert in no time.

Emily spends more time playing with her sons Sebastian and Walter than she does working on her in - progress novel and editing photos, but since children are only small once, she's willing to let everything else slide.

I burst into tears multiples times while editing these photos.

I used my new photo editing software Adobe Photoshop my husband got me, and for the first time using it I was pretty impressed at how user friendly it was.

This process takes time: you'll need to take the photos, prepare the «memes» and other images, write the status updates, edit the videos, etc., all of which takes staff or volunteers away from other tasks like raising money or talking with voters.

Once upon a time, photo editing was reserved only for the models and celebs gracing glossy magazine covers.

So many times I've been editing my own outfit photos for the blog and thinking to myself that if only people would know what happened before or after those photos were shot.

How to create collage with Photoshop or any other photo editing software is one of the challenges we fashion bloggers face most times.

Since every photo is different, I don't have any presets and manually edit every photo each time.

For a long time, i put up posts without planning ahead, i spent hours editing outfit photos, creating collages and typing up contents of blog posts i wanted to post in the same day that i wanted to publish them.

Matt and I FINALLY got lightroom today (photo editing software) so I'm hoping our pictures will have some more OOMPH next time I upload — fingers crossed!

I didn't realize how burnt out I was and every time I sat down to edit photos I just said..

I finished decorating for Halloween and spent a lot of time just relaxing at home and editing photos.

Another super busy week as I am preparing for spring break at the office and I once again found myself running short on time to edit my RAW photo files for the blog.

So... I know I said I would share some photos from my trip on the blog today but I didn't have time to edit them!!

10 am: This is a two hour block that varies day to day, but I use this time to either edit multiple batches of photos, write blog posts, pitch to brands, social media editing / planning, and any type of maintenance (updates, research, book keeping, meetings, video editing practice, or learning a new skill).

If I have time, I will edit a batch of photos or start writing a post.

While this may seem like a lot to do for each photo, trust me: it's really not that time - consuming; it takes me about three minutes to edit a picture.

READ MORE I've actually been holding on to these photos since before I went to Texas, but I just didn't have the time to sit down and edit them.

So whether you prefer Instagram's fast photo editing and sharing, or Pinterest's ability to create idea boards, it's time to start capturing your memories with these free services..

Some of the topics I'll be covering include: How I started my blog (today's post) How I grew my blog traffic How I grew on Instagram How I found my Instagram aesthetic How I edit my photos (step by step) How I quit my job and became a full - time blogger

I get questions all the time in regards to how I edit and take my photos on both my blog and Instagram.

Bought it yesterday and have only had time to go through the photo editing section.

But also, everyone can be in a photo at the same time, you get candid shots while activities are going on, and you won't have to worry about editing photos later.

Photographing the outfit is part of it, so that can take up to at least an hour each time and then coming home, editing / selecting the photos, uploading and then writing content... anywhere between 7 - 14 hrs a week.

wanting To find some time to edit my personal photos.

Writing a lengthy blog post can often be a daunting task, after all the time you spend taking, editing, and uploading photos.

Since I became a little obsessed about editing video lately, this time around a vlog comes before photo diary Rome is obviously such a beautiful city that I couldn't stop myself from filming everything around me, and the result is this little vlog of me hanging around the city with my family, eating a lot of pizza, posing in front of Trevi Fountain and admiring this incredibly beautiful city.

It's so important for journalists to know how not only write stories, but how to take photos and edit video and I figured now is the right time to learn since I work with so many photographers.