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10 Tips How to Master Street Photography with the iPhone — Eric Kim Street Photography
I have been using the iPhone since I moved to Melbourne, Australia in February this year. The iPhone lets me concentrate on scene and structure instead of dials and lenses. I feel more connected to the process because there is no glass in the way. As street photography requires quick reflexes I try to improve me odds by holding the phone in my hand when going for a photo walk. Because I use the iPhone 4 I have placed the camera app in the bottom corner of the dock.
The Camera in Your Pocket: iPhone Point & Shoot Journaling A camera only makes images when you use it. It doesn't make images when it is sitting in a drawer, on a table, in a bag. A camera doesn't take photographs when it is at home and you are out.
The Poetic Eye: The Camera in Your Pocket: iPhone Point & Shoot Journaling
10 Essential Websites for iPhone Photographers
iPhone photography is a growing medium, akin to Lomography in its cult status and the way it champions light-hearted, lo-fi, everyday shooting and off-beat effects. Like any good burgeoning artistic movement there are already a bunch of brilliant online resources aimed at iPhone photographers offering great galleries, talent showcases, app reviews, exhibition news and more. Read on for 10 great sites from around the web that we’ve bookmarked for iPhone Photographers and photo-lovers alike. Your favorite not on this list? Please share any other great iPhotography sites you like in the comments below.
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In this third instalment of "What's in My Camera Bag" , I talk to one of New York's most well known street iPhoneographers, Anton Kawasaki. Glyn: Hi Anton. Thank you for taking the time out to talk to me, and welcome to "What's in My Camera Bag," the iPhoneography blog’s new feature that takes its readers inside the camera bag of some of the communities most well known iPhoneographers.
Life in LoFi: iPhoneography
UPDATE 01: Check out the comments for this post. Either the price reduction has already ended or there’s a glitch in the App Store (I’ve seen it happen before, too). Either way, it looks like as of right now, Squara is back up to $1.99. Definitely still worth it, but I wanted to spare you any sticker shock if you were expecting free.