Life in LoFi: iPhoneography

steelt Steelt, by Dixon Hamby (from the Rung Studio show)

pikeplacedrummer Pike Place Drummer, by Dixon Hamby (from the Rung Studio show)

it'syouU2 It's You, U@, by Dixon Hamby (from the Rung Studio show)

gotalight Got a Light?, by Dixon Hamby (from the Rung Studio show)

bubbles Bubbles, by Dixon Hamby (from the Rung Studio show)

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If you’re in Seattle this weekend, check out the opening of Remelt – Redux, a group show at Rung Studio. The opening reception is this Saturday, August 14 at 6:00 PM. The public is invited to attend.

The show features several photographers, painters and 60 iPhone photos from Seattle-based iPhoneographer Dixon Hamby, who has the only iPhoneography in the show.

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My Kodak Vollenda

I used to read Popular Photography magazine religiously as a kid, back when I was shooting Black & White 127 film on the old Kodak Vollenda camera that my grandfather had given me (which I display proudly on the mantle between my Willie Mays and Ken Griffey Jr. AND Sr. baseballs). At that time, I never really understood a lot of the techniques and as a middle schooler, I was never going to be able to afford any of the equipment that was reviewed. The showcases were nice, though, and Pop Photo helped inspire me to think visual.

Recently, PopPhoto published a piece about iPhoneography which interviews and showcases Chase Jarvis, Sion Fullana, Lisa Wiseman and Greg Schmigel. A friend of mine, photographer Greg Woodson, pointed me in the direction of this article. It’s a good read.

Click here to read “Photographers And Their iPhones” on PopPhoto.com

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