Recently I have been thinking about the tools that the iPhoneographer can’t live without. For that matter, these are tools the Photographer can’t live without. What is more frustrating… Read More
Every 3 months I’m ready for a new iPhoneography look. Hipstamatic is my favorite “point and shoot” iPhoneography app. I enjoy that you select a given lens and film combination before the photo is… Read More
Snapseed is one of the best iPhoneography editing apps out there. It’s the one I use more than any other in the editing process (if you need proof, just click the images by… Read More
A number of the top iPhoneography app developers have also produced desktop apps. These include Snapseed, CameraBag 2, and FX Photo Studio. While the ability to edit and share on the go is… Read More
Folks are often frustrated with the 6 x 6 limitations of many of the popular iPhoneography apps when capturing a landscape shot. I seem to run into this problem at the beach (… Read More
Few things get me more motivated to capture great images than seeing what other folks are able to accomplish. However, I do not have all day to peruse the massive volume of images transmitted… Read More
Hipstamatic borders are one of the key elements that give the images the app produces such a distinct look. But certain images do not call for a border. You may want to print… Read More
CameraBag 2 has a number of fantastic features. One of the most useful is the ability to create and save a filter which can be applied to future images. Recently I have been… Read More
I have been exploring different avenues to manage my iPhoneography images over the last several weeks. I wrote about how I am using Google+ as a back-up site and how I am using… Read More
I use Evernote religiously to capture lists, ideas, documents, and write blog posts. I use G+ as my primary online photo back-up tool (I also regularly download iPhone images to iPhoto which I… Read More
The moment is happening. Your friends look to you, knowing the incredible iPhoneograper you are, to capture it. This is a Hipstamatic moment. No question about it. You open Hipstamatic. You know the… Read More
All iPhoneographers have done it. At least those iPhoneographers who look in the mirror honestly ( the iPhone mirror app is an acceptable substitute as well). We picked our favorite camera app. Snapped… Read More
iPhoneographers often complain about the difficulty of pulling up the instruction manual on the 645 Pro app. Essentially the 645 Pro interface is jammed with amazing features and the instruction manual button, rightly… Read More
I opened my iPhone this morning and clicked on the calendar to see what adventures await. Shockingly it’s July. The summer has begun to fly and I realized it was high time for… Read More
The iPhoneographer generates a massive volume of pictures. The iPhoneographer uses an iPhone so he has access to the iCloud and sees it as a fantastic way to back up his work immediately.… Read More
645 Pro was recently updated and one of the more useful enhancements to the iPhoneography community is the Copyright and License Settings. For certain iPhoneographers the copyrighting and licensing of images receives little… Read More
I am consistently amazed at the number of hashtags that the iPhoneography community uses on Twitter. This naturally gives rise to a question: What are the most efficient hashtags to use? The answer… Read More
Getting something for free is nice. iPhoneography apps are no exception. Labelbox is a free app that not everyone in the world is using. Well, until now (this blog is widely popular you… Read More
As I am sure many of you have seen today, an update was pushed to the 645 Pro app. A summary of the 645 Pro update is as follows: I think the hidden… Read More
Fusioncam is an iPhoneography app that allows you to create digital double exposure images. Sounds fancy but it’s pretty simple. Film camera’s of yesteryear could create double exposed images with relative ease. This… Read More
Snapseed is by far the best iPhoneography editing app I have used to date. Snapseed is free until June 7th. Do yourself a huge favor and download Snapseed today. Here is iPhoneography that… Read More
D-Series was added to the App Store in late 2011 as a free app without much fanfare and is, essentially, a digital version of the disposable camera. That’s right, remember this? D-Series is… Read More
As I am sure many of you have noted, the folks at Jag.gr updated the 645 Pro App this week. 645 Pro continues to be my go-to camera app. While you probably have… Read More
I downloaded 645 Pro three weeks ago. It has usurped QuickPix as my go to iPhone camera as my go to app. 645 Pro now maintains this place on my iPhone dock. So,… Read More
“You use Instagram? You must be a professional photographer”. The sarcasm in the tweet alone made me smile but there is a lot truth underlying the sarcasm. A lot of folks get into… Read More
(Editors Note: I posted an update to this post here.) Inherent in the concept of iPhoneography is the ability to share the here and now with them over there. Most iPhoneographers use a… Read More
I love borders. Not the ones that have armed guards (although I do enjoy crossing those). There is nothing that sets off a great photo better than a great border. Yet for some… Read More
Last week I posted the first installment of “How to be an iPhoneogrpaher”, a series that will no doubt become the classic iPhoneography how to guide. This week we shift our viewfinders to… Read More
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