Articles tagged with: digital photography
Cool Link: 12 Tips to Break Your Photography Rut
Here’s a link to a classic post on the MCP Actions blog about tips to break your photography rut. It’s aimed at professionals and photographers who shoot with rigs, but it still has some good, usable tips for breaking an iPhoneography rut as well.
Life In LoFi and CanvasPop present Shades of Summer LoFi Photo Contest
Life In LoFi and CanvasPop present the “Shades of Summer” LoFi Photo Contest. The Winner gets an 18″x24″, 1.5″ depth gallery stretched canvas (value $119) and a showcase feature on the Life In LoFi blog.
Pixels At An Exhibition: Deep Ellum
As part of my Featured Photographer for March 2010, we’ve just posted more images at pixelsatanexhibition.com
Sunlight Tracker FREE For a Limited Time!
For whatever reason, it looks like Sunlight Tracker is not available in the App Store at this time.
Call For Entries: The EYE’EM Award 2010
EYE’EM has announced a call for entries for the EYE’EM Mobile Photography Award 2010.
Cool Link: Photography Workflow Friendly Way To Store Images
Using a consistent folder hierarchy to organize your images helps to cut down the clutter of your raw images and safety shots, as well as keeping your finished files organized and easy to find.
Technique: 7 Tips to Better iPhoneography: by Jeremy Edwards
This article is directed at my fellow and aspiring iPhoneographers who want to better their iPhoneography experience and artfully improve their images. Below, I have listed 7 simple tips to better your iPhoneography. This will not be a source of suggesting applications you should be using to process images, or how you should hold the iPhone, or how to make your images look “more analog”. My intentions are to provide artful insight into bettering your iPhoneography.
iPhoneography: Just Desserts
I didn’t create these. The bakery artisans at Central Market in Fort Worth did. They really are artists and dessert is their palette.
Technique: Better lighting = better pictures
The darker your photograph, the greater the chance there will be noise in the image.
iPhoneography: Two Theaters: The Meadowbrook Drive-In
There used to be two more screens nearby. Weeds and bushes had reclaimed the parking areas. None of the screens were even worth tearing down.
iPhoneography: The Stairwell
The Stockyards were brisk and the winter shadows were long as we roamed Main and Exchange with our cameras, fighting daylight and the lingering Golden Hour.
Exhibition Wrap-up: iPhone therefore iArt at the Chicago Art Department
With an emphasis that included several media not just iPhoneography, iPhone therefore iArt presented outstanding works from local Chicago artists, as well as submissions by other artists from around the globe.
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