Australian documentary and fine art photographer
Nick Bedford is a fine art and documentary photographer based in Brisbane, Australia.
Like A Frame 3.3 has been released which finally realises some of the core compositional features I’ve been wanting to implement for a long time. The update is free and most users should see it automatically. Introducing Matte Bevel and Frame Ratio!
Read MoreIt’s finally here! Version 3.1 has been released onto the iOS App Store, introducing up to four layers of compositions on one canvas, a new internal shadow setting, a redesigned tools menu, rewritten rendering engine and bug fixes and improvements across the board.
The app’s $1.99 AUD / 99c USD price point remains and existing Like A Frame users will get the upgrade for free (open the App Store app to update via your profile screen).
Read MoreMatting and framing photos results in a more polished, professional look. That holds true in the digital realm as well, and the Like A Frame app for iOS makes it easy to do just that. Now it is localised for Spanish users and includes a new quick Resize Photo feature for sharing images.
Read MoreFor the longest time I had the desire to write a novel, to explore the inner workings of characters and create a world around them that could be believable, but I struggled for a long time to write more than a standalone chapter with vague plot ideas. I wrote a small handful of short one or two page scenes when I was younger, some related to my core ideas, some independent, but that was the extent of my writing.
Read MoreI’ve been investigating the rise of the NFT and how artists can use it to sell their artworks digitally in a legitimate blockchain-backed manner. This is why I’ve created my first ever original digital painting offering.
This is an original copy only available to the purchaser of this NFT and has never been published on the internet.
Read MoreI’m a full-time software developer with graphics experience, so I finally began to look into how I might be able to recreate the entire Photoshop action, film grain simulation and all using Apple’s CoreImage framework and some custom GPU shaders.
If I was successful, I could work to turn the project into a standalone piece of software that ran much faster and required no additional software to use!
Read MoreI’ve been working over the last month and a half improving the Android version of Frameable and building a new version for iOS via the App Store.
You can now download the app for both Android and iOS. Tag your posts with the hash tag #frameableapp!
Read MoreJust released today, 13th February 2019, is my first Android app called Frameable which does everything I needed and more. I'm really happy with the first release and have already been planning to start an iOS version as soon as I'm ready, given the large audience who may find it useful as well as the fact that I use Instagram on my iPad too.
Read MoreThe result is the All In A Day's Walk gallery which is on display now until May 26th at Racquet Film, 6/608 Brunswick St, New Farm in Brisbane. With Racquet's larger fine art printer at my disposal, I managed the printing of all A2 prints on Ilford's beautiful Gold Fibre Gloss paper.
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