The Moleskine Project No. 5: Travel
1. Time to hit the road
Category Archive: iPhoneography
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Printic: May the printed photo never die
I recently downloaded the Printic app on my iPhone. What is Printic you ask? Well let me tell you. The folks at Printic describe their app as: “…the easiest and fastest way to… Read More
It’s incredible. It’s edible. It’s….
1. Because sometimes iPhoneography and breakfast go so well together. 2. 645 Pro 3. Snapseed
Be they lines or be they shadows
1. Sunlight streaming through an old warehouse 2. The always trusty Hipstamatic BlacKeys film
The springing of spring
1.Great day at Furman University 2. Used my new Hipstamaric combo I wrote about last week.
The iPhoneographers U-Turn
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
The machine that…
1. Sewing machine 2. Hipstamatic I got a few other interest images from this machine which I plan to post in the near term. Sorry, it was an interesting subject.
The moleskine project No. 4: The brand
Another installment in the moleskine project. No. 4 to be specific. For more of the project click here. I love Coke. Not diet coke. Not caffeine free coke. The real thing, preferably in a glass… Read More
Walls of shrubs
1. Garden at Hever Castle. 2. An uncharacteristically boring title (I apologize, I won’t let it happen again). 3. 645 Pro 4. Snapseed
A grand door
The last few weeks have been quite intense. Going on 40 straight days of work. Nonetheless, I have found a few minutes to put together a blog post. A grand door in Prague.… Read More
Looking over your shoulder
I just stumbled upon a number of photos from Prague that I had not yet posted. Typical symptom of the iPhoneographer who takes to many photos (assuming that is possible). This is a great bridge… Read More
The moleskine project: No.3
If you are curious about what the moleskine project, see my post here. When I married my wife she gave me a pair of cufflinks. Then, there was something of a… Read More
The moleskine project: No. 2
1. These are my grandfather’s Army dog tags. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog_tagThe purpose of dog tags was and is to identify someone when they can not identify themselves. There is certainly an element of morbidity associated… Read More
The moleskine project: No.1
I wrote last week about the moleskine project. This week I am posting my first entry. 1. This is a bullet from the Civil War. It clearly was never fired. I have often… Read More
The moleskine project
I am incredibly busy at work right now. When I am traveling I have little, to no, time to get out and do any iPhoneography or photography. Clearly this blog demonstrates my love… Read More
Lock & Co. Hatters
1. Visiting the Lock & Co. Hatters in London. One of the coolest stores I have been too. 2. Could not resist snapping some photos of the hatboxes on shelves. 3. Hipstamatic 4.… Read More
Rays: in B&W
1. Sun hitting the river through the City of Spires. 2. Hipstamatic Diana lens and BlacKey film (shocking, I know)
What is iPhoneography?
Shockingly, iPhoneography is not a legitimate word. It is not found in Oxfords English dictionary. It remains slang. As such, we have an opportunity to define it. Here are a few opening thoughts:… Read More
