Simplify version 1.0 released!

Simplify Tumblr Theme is simplicity at its finest. This theme allows the reader to focus on the content without any distractions; enhancing and empowering the content to stand out on its own.

Features

Sticky Navigation: Navigate from anywhere to anywhere on the blog. The sticky navigation follows you as you scroll the page and allows you to open the menu at anytime or simply click the blog title to return home.

Multiple Ways to Navigate: You can either use the sticky navigation to search or navigate to another section of the blog, or use the navigation at the bottom of every page to move between pages and finally you can use your arrow keys on your keyboard to move between pages and posts.

Night Mode: This feature provides your readers with an optimal reading experience during the night time. By doing so, it decreases the brightness and strain on your eyes by shifting to a darker color scheme. Night mode can be turned off in the settings.

Disqus Comments: Allow your readers to leave comments on a blog post by using the built-in disqus comments feature.

Google Analytics: Track the analytics behind your blog by inserting the ID # provided by Google to turn on Google Analytics.

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The Filter Future

Digging a bit into Vine and Instagram, here’s the path to the next round of innovation in consumer photography. And it’s not in “filters” in the current sense of the word.

I’ve noticed an interesting difference in the way people use the word “editing” when they talk about photography.

Most people use “editing” to refer to the process of modifying a single image

to make it look different, which might include cropping, saturation, contrast, and increasingly using a preset filter to condense a complicated set of editing procedures. And if you look at a large set of pictures from a photographer, each image will often be edited quite differently, to whatever look worked best for that photo.