Recently I've been experimenting with some new ipad apps suitable for visual storytelling. This one is
Storehouse. After downloading the free app, sign up via email, Facebook or Twitter.
Photos and video clips are added through a simple interface and can be rearranged with drag and drop. They can be sourced from the ipad or iphone photo library, Dropbox, Flickr, Instagram or Creative Cloud accounts. It is simple to move, scale and crop pictures with your fingers and create interesting patterns with layout. Text adds detail to a photo story. It can be converted to headings or quotes where emphasis is sought.
If you have multiple photos from an event or from your travels, this app provides a quick and easy way to share a collection through Twitter, Facebook, Instagram or email. Once the story is published it can be embedded on a blog or website. Click or tap on any one photo to see it in full, then scroll left or right. Return to the story by with another click or tap on any photo in that section.
I love to revisit my photo collection from the Chelsea Flower show, so here are some favourites via Storehouse. Enjoy!
UPDATE - September 2016 I obviously missed the announcement that Storehouse was closing in July 2016 and so failed to save my story! Another service that had a great idea but could not make it commercially viable.
This post first appeared on http://librarycurrants.blogspot.com/2015/04/storehouse-for-photos-and-stories.html
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