iPhoneography: Fly Delta Jets
Photographed with an iPhone 4
Toolbox: Perfectly Clear, Best Camera
Dayton, Ohio
July 17, 2010
=M=
~~~~
Photographed with an iPhone 4
Toolbox: Perfectly Clear, Best Camera
Dayton, Ohio
July 17, 2010
=M=
~~~~
.
If you’re in or around the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex tomorrow, Saturday, July 31, 2010, check out one of the area’s first brick and mortar exhibits of iPhone photography.
intownmix is sponsoring the HipShootOut Exhibit here in Dallas tomorrow evening. This exhibit is part of a non-credit class previously offered at the University of Dallas, but submissions were open to all. I’m excited about this event right here in my own backyard. I’ll have three photos on display and I can’t wait to see the homegrown iPhoneography that Dallas-based photographer Ange Fitzgerald’s class created.
Proceeds from this event benefit local Dallas charities.
Read more after the jump.

Life In LoFi now have our own Flickr group and you are welcome to join and contribute.
Share your iPhoneography, ask questions in the forums, talk about photo apps, share your photo recipes or just browse to look at some really awesome iPhone photography that has been posted so far.
Pictures in the Group Photos sidebar on every page of LifeInLoFi.com are selected at random from all of the images in the Flickr group. Now, everyone has the opportunity to have their work displayed, if just for a few seconds, on Life In LoFi.
We just ask that images are processed only on an iPhone. Please no desktop / laptop / online image processing.
To post and contribute, you’ll need a Flickr account. Basic ones are available free.
Let’s see what you’ve got!
~~~~
Related Link: Life in LoFi Flickr group.
.
Here’s a brick-and-mortar iPhoneography exhibit right in my own backyard.
intownmix is sponsoring the HipShootOut Exhibit here in Dallas on Saturday, July 31. This exhibit is part of a non-credit class being offered at the University of Dallas on Saturday, July 17. There’s an entry fee to submit, but proceeds from this event benefit local Dallas charities.
Read more after the jump.
Many iPhoneographers — myself included — upload and display images on Flickr. More iPhone photographs end up online than in print — one of the reasons why I’ll sometimes give a pass to a photo app that doesn’t support full resolution. Other than sharing images with a close network of family and friends, many of us post to the Flickr community in an effort to have our images seen by a broader segment of the photography community. Basically, Flickr can be a great place to show.