Tag: Digital Photography
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Scanning Negatives to Your iPhone
If you want images now on a negative to be available on your iPhone there are a few ways to get there for low volume efforts. I tried an iPics2Go portable scanner for the iPhone 4 and 4S recommended by Dan Burkholder in a recent workshop I attended (and will soon right about). The gizmo is on…
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Insights from Mobile Photography on the Run
Lately, the path is not so clear. But the beauty that surrounds me everyday is and I am grateful to see much of that while out running. Running gives me the chance to know my body’s mind and sometimes the pictures I take on a run give me insights later on. In retrospect, this week’s…
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Get the Best of Both: The Lomography Smartphone Film Scanner
Yesterday, I used my Kickstarter funded Lomography Smartphone Film Scanner and Lomoscanner app for the first time! The film scanner allows you to convert film to digital using your smartphone! It’s great for resurrecting images from film whether old or newly made. This box arrived in March but required AA batteries which I finally got. I…
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Beyond
Driving 70 mph down the highway, I never examined it closely. On a sleepy Sunday morning I decided to jog by instead with my iPhone set to Hipstamatic, GSquad, C Type-Plate: View this post on Instagram Even at this distance, the font didn’t pop out at me, didn’t look special. I wondered, “Why THAT font for NASA?”…
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Love
For this WP photo challenge on love I’m going to turn to a bit of persistent pop culture. Out on a jog yesterday, I noticed this VW Beetle colored in graffiti, a form of hand lettering and artwork. This rolling form of artwork is often called an “art car”. The VW Beetle is an icon…
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Unique
Unique is not always one. A Cabinet of Curiosities was a collection in Renaissance Europe of objects that had yet to be fitted into a category. Without more than one object of the same type there wasn’t a group but together they were a category. More recently, Mr Wilson’s Cabinet of Wonders: Pronged Ants, Horned…
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I Am in the Show! Mobile Photography Awards 2012
A Facebook post by Teri Lou Danzler, iphoneographer and mobile photography instructor, alerted me to the news! I collected 3 Honorable Mentions in 2 categories in the The Mobile Photography Awards 2013! The MPA is the world’s largest open gallery call and competition for mobile photography and art with thousands of submissions from over 40 countries.…
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Sketchnote Getting Photos in 1 Place: 10 Years in 1 Hand
So how did I do on getting all of my photos from 20 years in one place? I’m halfway there! Ten years of photos in one hand! On a 500GB G Slim Drive. Sketchnoting was invaluable in helping me figure out what to do. (see Mike Rohde and Eva Lotta Lam sites if you’d like to know more.) Sketchnoting also helped…
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Sketchnote Getting All Your Photos in One Place
Sketchnotes are so fantastic that I decided to sketchnote my way to understand the pile of images I have accumulated over 20 years of photographing: My photos, and perhaps yours too, live in 3 distinct eras and frameworks: 1. Analog – This is the first column called Negative Binders. I have 10 years of storing negatives!…
