Photogram [STOP] makes sending photos [STOP] fun [STOP]

I've lamented many times in previous posts the sheer number of photos I have on my phone, and the many ways I attempt to organize, manage, fancify and distribute. There are so many apps and services available to help with this process, b…

June 7, 20112 min read
Photogram [STOP] makes sending photos [STOP] fun [STOP]
I've lamented many times in previous posts the sheer number of photos I have on my phone, and the many ways I attempt to organize, manage, fancify and distribute. There are so many apps and services available to help with this process, but a brand new one I recently got a chance to try out is pretty neat. Photogram is free app coming out June 16 that you can use to create an artistic photo telegram--a.k.a. photogram--with up to four photos. You can select from a huge variety of scrapbook-like themes like Food Holiday, Kids, and oddly, one called Yay Sushi; plus many more that have been designed by independent artists from illustrators to photographers and graphic designers. You can even purchase additional themes for a small fee, with part of the proceeds going right to the artists. [ed note:Some of the themes are a little cutesie for our tastes, but a few definitely seem promising.] Personalize your photogram with a note and then send the cute visual over Facebook, Twitter, or email. If there's a number of people you email photos to regularly, like the grandparents, you can even create a specific group for them to make it even faster to send your next photogram. If there was ever a way to make those summer BBQ shots of the kids and their ice-creamed faces even more adorable, pair them with the "Pool Theme" by Canadian artist André Jolicouer.  I think you're going to have a good time with this one, parents. -Jeana Photogram is a free app available on iTunes.Visit photogram.me and they'll email you when the app is ready for download, or check out the Photogram Facebook page for more info.
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