Google+ Profile Hacks: Users Get Creative with Photos [PICS]
July 21, 2011 by admin
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It’s not just Facebook users having all the fun with photographic profile hacks, we are delighted to report that Google+ users are getting in on the action too.
Because the shiny new social networking service displays some of your photos at the top of your profile, you can tweak your scrapbook photo album for a more creative photographic display.
From landscapes to portraits via pop art, take a look through the photo gallery below for the brilliant examples we’ve come across so far. Link us in the comments to any of your Google+ profile hacks — we might just add them to the list!
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We’d expect the Google+ photos community manager to know his way round the new service, but we still can’t help be impressed with his clever and creative concept.
Felipe Apostol’s monotone collage is very effective.
Francois Bacconnet has a message for us — written in appropriately Google-flavored colors.
Brenda Anderson’s lovely landscape offers a window on the world.
There’s more typographical-themed fun to be had from Michel Plungjan.
Dariusz Majgier’s eyes make for a striking profile page.
A street scene adds some urban chic to Greg Schmigel’s profile page.
Leo G’s Irish landscape works well.
An jaunty angle and the two faces sharing the same box add interest to Mohd Sufian Othman’s creation.
Roger Thornton Brown has gone all Andy Warhol over on his profile page.
Photographer Joe Murphy’s Iowa landscape offers a calm view with lovely light captured beautifully.
John Yates levitates above his G+ profile.
Meanwhile, Pepper Ferguson wants to know how you are!
A doodle makes Matt Davis’ profile unique.
Dan Moyle also sticks with the typography theme with his creation.
Lynda Gidden’s close-up on her eyes offers an arresting overall first impression.
Matthew Stone has done some clever photo editing to neutralize the gaps between the photos.
Neil Patrick Harris’ famous quote brings the awesome to Paul Spoerry’s profile.
Tech lover Nicci Moon adds media controls to her profile page.
Sara Mays gets pretty with a floral selection.
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We’d expect the Google+ photos community manager to know his way round the new service, but we still can’t help be impressed with his clever and creative concept.
Felipe Apostol’s monotone collage is very effective.
Francois Bacconnet has a message for us — written in appropriately Google-flavored colors.
Brenda Anderson’s lovely landscape offers a window on the world.
There’s more typographical-themed fun to be had from Michel Plungjan.
Dariusz Majgier’s eyes make for a striking profile page.
A street scene adds some urban chic to Greg Schmigel’s profile page.
Leo G’s Irish landscape works well.
An jaunty angle and the two faces sharing the same box add interest to Mohd Sufian Othman’s creation.
Roger Thornton Brown has gone all Andy Warhol over on his profile page.
Photographer Joe Murphy’s Iowa landscape offers a calm view with lovely light captured beautifully.
John Yates levitates above his G+ profile.
Meanwhile, Pepper Ferguson wants to know how you are!
A doodle makes Matt Davis’ profile unique.
Dan Moyle also sticks with the typography theme with his creation.
Lynda Gidden’s close-up on her eyes offers an arresting overall first impression.
Matthew Stone has done some clever photo editing to neutralize the gaps between the photos.
Neil Patrick Harris’ famous quote brings the awesome to Paul Spoerry’s profile.
Tech lover Nicci Moon adds media controls to her profile page.
Sara Mays gets pretty with a floral selection.
