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Sunset

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Sunset

-Pic from this weekend

The amount of daylight is about an hour a day now (very dark -such drama 🙂 ), and Nov 27. the sun sets for the last time this year. It’ll be back January 15 though, and while we wait I’m hoping for a lot of aurora activity.

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The Arctic cathedral

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The Arctic cathedral

Every year this church turns blue on the occasion of World Diabetes Day. They turned on the lights on Friday 11 November and left them on for a week.

Looks kinda cool, and there is always a bunch of people taking pics of it.. -myself included 🤣

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Photoscan

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Photoscan

My first go with the #photoscan app

I really did my best to make this one difficult (low light and some reflections), the print it self was nothing more than ok, but I’m really impressed with the result -and it’s fast!

Now, if I just remember that I have this app (…) I will definitely use it.

http://g.co/PhotoScan

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Photoscan from Google Photos

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Photoscan from Google Photos

I’ll have to save this one for later under “apps that looks awesome and I really have to install as soon as possible”

-and the intro video was kinda cool too

http://g.co/PhotoScan

http://www.blog.google/products/photos/now-your-photos-look-better-ever-even-those-dusty-old-prints/
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It’s here

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It’s here

I’ve seen a lot of G+users, googlies?, googlers? goobies?… wanting to create Google+ posts via drag & drop, I guess the waiting game is over (happy smiley) -well the feature may not yet be available for all users, but anyway..

Originally shared by John Nack

Create Google+ posts via drag & drop

[Update: The feature may not yet be available for all users. Please stay tuned & thanks for your patience!]

I’m delighted to say that by very popular demand, Google+ has added several new ways to start posts & add photos:

● Drag photo(s) into any stream to which you can post in order to start a new post with the photos attached

● Drag photo(s) into a post box to attach them

● Drag photo(s) into the image picker (inside of a post box) to attach them

● Drag a photo (singular) onto a comment to attach it to the comment

Give it a try & please let us know what you think.

Thanks,

J.

PS—I started this message by dragging in the attached animation. #WeMustGoDeeper!