Layout in iPads

Today I was part of a lesson in the layout of an image, drawing, painting, photograph etc.  My wife, Jan, was the main teacher and I was translating into English for the exchange stuents and providing som techie backup.
We were using the iPads as a teaching tool because the image is instant but large enough to see clearly. It is easy to experiment with a subject, making it smaller or larger, moving it around in the frame and so on, and then comparing the different images.
We then moved up to Murberget, the county museum to continue playing around with layout but also to see the wonderful exhibition of Sashiko - Japanese functional embroidery.  I am no embroiderer(!!!) but I really loved the patterns and clothes on show, both historical and modern.
The photo shows one of the students using her iPad to photograph some clothing. Behind her you see one of the most dramatic pieces, a large rectangular cloth with many different patterns stitched into it.