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Strictly Mobile Photography
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Great thread! This shots are very inspirational. I'll admit that I've ignored my iphone camera for quite sometime and relegated it to only snapshots of something funny or quick pics to message the family with. I have yet to even consider using it as a creative tool but these pics have inspired me. I see things everyday and wish I had my DLSR with me. In all honesty though I never have it unless I have planned to go shoot something (which is not very often). I'm not a pro photographer so I probably only have my DLSR on me less than 5% of the time while I have my phone on my practically 100% of the time.
You guys have inspired me to look at it differently. I downloaded a few of the apps and I'm going to try to be more aware of using my phone when the moment strikes me instead of just wishing I had my camera with me. Doing this should up the amount of shots I'm taking and editing which in turn should help me get better on the big camera too. It's a fascinating sub-genre of photography (mobile photography) if I can call it that. You guys have proved that anybody can snap a pic with a mobile phone but just like a DLSR it still takes vision and creativity to make it art.
You guys have inspired me to look at it differently. I downloaded a few of the apps and I'm going to try to be more aware of using my phone when the moment strikes me instead of just wishing I had my camera with me. Doing this should up the amount of shots I'm taking and editing which in turn should help me get better on the big camera too. It's a fascinating sub-genre of photography (mobile photography) if I can call it that. You guys have proved that anybody can snap a pic with a mobile phone but just like a DLSR it still takes vision and creativity to make it art.
Love the Coke pic! checking out some of your pics on ur I'gram. Got some good insiprational ideas
oh, and ofcourse... Followed!
"i'm very much against Instagram or digital filters..."
"Here's one developed in Lightroom with minimal edits"
durrrrr
"i'm very much against Instagram or digital filters..."
"Here's one developed in Lightroom with minimal edits"
durrrrr
good catch!!!
I took a similar shot with my Sony DSC WX9 (posted it on February Photo of the Day Thread)
This is taken with my Note 2 camera - equally spectacular photo quality!
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Raotan, Honduras (Note 2)
This is taken with my Note 2 camera - equally spectacular photo quality!
Raotan, Honduras (Note 2)
OK. Here are are my first attempts at all mobile shots and editing. They were shot on my iPhone 4 and edited in Snapseed. It was quite easy to fall into the trap of making everything look "retro" or like it was taken from a Holga. It's fun and I was surprised with the editing capability of an app. The downside to me is trying to edit on the tiny screen.
Strictly with Mobile Photography
This is not an ad..For all you with iphones that use your camera for photos...and for this thread it seems worth mentioning as it is clear those who have posted use mobile photography a lot and devote the time and effort to producing really good, fascinating real-life images...then do check out Adobe's new iPhone app - Photoshop Touch at http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop-touch.html
I just started using the app today and its operation is easy and effective. Not sure yet if it is non-destructive, but will know more when I download the roll. Since I do not have an Android phone I am not sure if it is in that playground yet.
I am not affiliated with Adobe, Apple, Google or any other vendor, just a DSLR user who is trying to figure out if mobile photography is of value to me personally.
While a bit pricy at 5.00 US as far as photo apps go, the features on it are really amazingly good. Always interested in feedback. Will post some images shortly.
This is not an ad..For all you with iphones that use your camera for photos...and for this thread it seems worth mentioning as it is clear those who have posted use mobile photography a lot and devote the time and effort to producing really good, fascinating real-life images...then do check out Adobe's new iPhone app - Photoshop Touch at http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop-touch.html
I just started using the app today and its operation is easy and effective. Not sure yet if it is non-destructive, but will know more when I download the roll. Since I do not have an Android phone I am not sure if it is in that playground yet.
I am not affiliated with Adobe, Apple, Google or any other vendor, just a DSLR user who is trying to figure out if mobile photography is of value to me personally.
While a bit pricy at 5.00 US as far as photo apps go, the features on it are really amazingly good. Always interested in feedback. Will post some images shortly.
iPhone 4S and I think the Camera+ app. Taken outside of Comayagua, Honduras during my trip there last summer.
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Honduran Sunset by amnPhotography, on Flickr
Honduran Sunset by amnPhotography, on Flickr
I'll post another one if that's ok. This one was taken out of boredom with my iPhone 4S with Olloclip macro lens, lit up by the LED on my Nexus 4. Also used the "Clarity" filter on the Camera+ app.
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IMG_0016_2 by amnPhotography, on Flickr
IMG_0016_2 by amnPhotography, on Flickr
Rainbow by simbojono, on Flickr
Spray on floor by simbojono, on Flickr
March for the alternative by simbojono, on Flickr
These are all great shots. Makes me want to upgrade my phone.
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Thanks. It's my favorite so far.
A few more...
Ahh cool. Yeah, its just down the road from Ashdown Forest. I actually live about 20 mins away in Lindfield, West Sussex. Was not a good drive home in the Snow
Ahh cool. Yeah, its just down the road from Ashdown Forest. I actually live about 20 mins away in Lindfield, West Sussex. Was not a good drive home in the Snow
Ah yes, near haywards heath?