Tag: iPhoneography
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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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Ode to a Sketchbook: Excerpts
Building a visual library takes time and practice. This week I finished a sketchbook of experiments, dual coding listening, and active learning. Through the process, I am realizing that I notice what I notice, and that’s not everything that’s passing through my ears or in front of my eyes. Flipping through the work/play of the…
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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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Aperture vs Lightroom Decision
Not long ago, in an earlier post, I debated whether to use Aperture or Lightroom for Business Model Scalability to manage my digital iphoneography photos. I really wanted to get away from that feeling of only being as good as my last photo….just because that’s the only one I could find! There are some other…
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First Roll of Film the Second Time Around
At the start of this blog in October I wrote about my return to film from mobile cell phone photography. In November I followed up with a post on the joy of visiting Blue Moon Camera in Portland, Oregon to buy an actual roll of film. After 18 months of nothing but shooting with my iPhone, shooting…
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Surprise
Imagine my surprise when I started my run, iPhone in hand, with a W40 lens and film combination and some time later discovered that each photo I took along the way was taken with a different lens and film combo with no intentional intervention on my part. After some head scratching I discovered that running with…
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iPhoneography Workflow Part 4: Backups and Storage
You wouldn’t want to lose all your work on those beautiful pictures so it’s good to back the images up. Duplicates in different places mean a disaster in one place (iPad stolen, PC or MAC crashes) mean that you still have your work. Your work shooting in the field for hours, your work editing that…
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iPhoneography Workflow Part 2: Device to Computer Transfer
In iPhoneography Workflow Part 1: Device to Device, we saw that the app Photo Sync will work to transfer photos from your iPhone or iPad to your computer, either Mac or PC, but that’s not what I do. In my iPhoneography workflow to transfer images via cable from devices to computer Picture folder I use something called…
