The Instagram Outrage
I have been fascinated by the vitriol outrage that has been published on the various social media outlets related to Instagram’s change in its policy regarding the use of subscriber’s photos. Here are… Read More
Tag Archive: Instagram
Mesh
1. I recently decided to focus on shooting 6×6 images. 2. The detail of this artwork being displayed at the Atlanta High Museum was incredible 3. My trusty 645 Pro 4 Snapseed
Walkin’
1. Watching my daughter walk in the carefree manner held captive by children alone. 2. 645 Pro 3. Snapseed
Back to where it began
1. I have photographed this 1 before. I came back for his friends this time. 2. 645 Pro 3. Snapseed
3 Common Mistakes iPhoneographers make
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
Hipstamatic: The Summer Guide
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
How to be an iPhoneographer: Saving your work {The iCloud work around}
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
How to be an iPhoneographer: 645 Pro Copyright and License Settings
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
Little bike, big wheel
1. A few spare minutes while #thelittlelady napped 2. I saw this sign as we drove to a wedding one evening. Dropped a pin and went back. 3. Camera+ 4. Snapseed
How to be an iPhoneographer: The #Hashtags – Update
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
Peering through the colonnade
1. A field trip to the birthplace of one of the most fascinating figures in history (W. Churchill). 2. Awe inspiring view of Blenheim Palace 3. 645 Pro 4. Snapseed 5. Annoying discovery… Read More
How to be an iPhoneographer: Develop a workflow
iPhoneographers by nature take a high number of shots. We always have our cameras with us and the thrill of capturing drives us to tap the shutter button at an unnerving pace. While… Read More
How to be an iPhoneographer: Fusioncam {Double exposure iPhoneography}
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
How to be an iPhoneographer: Get Snapseed for Free
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
#iPhoneography apps for a trip
Headed to the UK tonight. Here are the apps I am taking with me: 1. Fusioncam (post on this app coming shortly) 2. 645 Pro 3. D-Series (post on this app also coming… Read More
Start. Finish.
1. Early AM workout at the track 2. 645 Camera app 3. The starting line which is also ironically the finish line 4. Snapseed
Levels & lines
1. iPhoneography jaunt in downtown Atlanta at lunch 2. A building with great lines 3. 645 Pro 4. Snapseed
How to be an iPhoneographer: The 645 Pro Summary & Quick Start Guide
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
How to be an iPhoneographer: Learn {to be a photographer}
“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
How to be an iPhoneographer: {the #hashtags}
(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
How to be an iPhoneographer: {Borders}
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
How to be an iPhoneographer {The guide}: Part II
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
