I mess up up every garden shot . Either it ’s too close of a close - up and it lack depth or it ’s too far out and lacks interest . Whatever . I suck at it . But the dainty thing aboutthatis I can post my blurry , flat garden photos all over the interwebz and nobody ’s going to be stealing them . That ’s for certain .
Theyreallyare a drag to look at .
But suddenly , a solution ! Now I can stick in anInstagrannyinto any photograph I take with my iPhone and not only is the shot well , my day is vivid .
It ’s a 99 cent app that paid for itself with the first shot , I was snigger to myself for a effective 15 minutes . My very introductory stroke of my shade garden was suddenly extraordinary !
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