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Meet iPhoneographers James Campbell and Jim Darling at an Apple iPhoneography event in New York City this Thursday, May 19. Both are speaking at the Upper West Side Apple Store in New York City at 7:00 PM. The theme is “Portraits with the iPhone.” They’ll be discussing the iPhone Portrait Project and share some tips for capturing great street photography.

More information, including directions, can be found on the Apple Store Upper West Side’s web page.

Find out more about Jim Darling’s “100 Portraits of Strangers” project here. James Campbell is one of the organizers of InstantDC.

If you’re in or around New York City Thursday night, be sure to catch this great in-store event.

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#instameetdallas, 03/24/11

Last social photo post of the day….

Instagram were so impressed by the turnout for the first Worldwide InstaMeet that they wanted to get another one together as soon as they could. The next meetup will be on Saturday, 7 May,2011.

I was part of the Dallas, Texas InstaMeet. Not only did I have a great time meeting other area iPhoneographers, but it was great watching everyone as they shot. We meandered through Dallas’ historic Deep Ellum. It was cool to see what everyone “saw” when we were shooting the same subject. It was really fun to see the shots being taken and watching them show up in Instagram seconds later. We all made some great new friends that day. I encourage all Instagrammers to get together with others in their hometown for a photowalk.

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Hipstamatic's Holiday Party. Photo by jeannie.

Say what you will about Hipstamatic, but the developer Synthetic knows how to throw a party. Their most recent, “An Evening with HipstaClaus” was last Friday, December 10 in New York at the Levi’s® Photo Workshop. We’ve got pics.

One of our readers, jeannie, was there and has very graciously shared her pics of the event. Most of her photos were even shot with — you guessed it — Hipstamatic!

“The event was fun with lots of free drinks!” Sounds like a party.

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Hipstamatic celebrates its first year in the App Store on December 10.

The Levi’s Photo Workshop in New York City is teaming up with Hipstamatic and going global with its celebration of photography with two viral contests, an exhibition and culminating party. There’s also a new, very limited edition GoodPak released in conjunction with this event. And we may have stumbled across a few sneak peek images from the new Hipstamatic Melodie lens….

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Photo copyright 2010 Sion Fullana

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The EYE’EM event in New York City has come and gone. The organizers are back in Europe. I suspect most, if not all of the hangovers are long cured…. The event attracted a lot of attention, raised awareness of iPhone and mobile phone photography, and got a bunch of iPhoneographers and iPhone artists from the New York area and around the world together for a night or two.

The EYE’EM blog just posted a retrospective of the event on their blog. Follow this link for a recap in photos of the EYE’EM New York City event — the gallery, the reception, the preparation, the artists.

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Hey, New York City, have you got plans tonight? Tonight is the opening of the EYEEM New York Exhibition 2010 at OpenHouse Gallery. The public is invited and several of the iPhoneographers are planning to be there tonight, including Sion Fullana, Anton Kawasaki, Flo Meissner, Fiona Conrad, and many others. The event runs through Wednesday, September 29th.

For more information about the event, head over to the EYE’EM Exhibition New York website. Read more about the week’s event, submissions and judging on the EYE’EM blog.

OPENHOUSE Gallery is in SoHo, New York
201 Mulberry Street
New York, NY 10012
(212) 334-0288

www.openhousegallery.org

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EYE’EM have announced the photographers who are being exhibited at the EYE’EM New York Exhibition 2010. The event will be hosted at the renowned OPENHOUSE gallery in New York City. The show opens Monday, September 27th 2010 and runs through September 29.

The exhibition displays some of the finest works of the mobile photography scene. At the heart of the exhibition stand the best out of over 14.000 images, chosen by the EYE’EM users themselves throughout the recent weeks.

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EYE’EM have announced their next brick and mortar exhibition. Their next event will be hosted at the OPENHOUSE GALLERY in SoHo, New York City this September 27-29.

The new recently revamped eyeem.com will serve as the base to find great photographs to exhibit to the New York audience. All submissions for this summer’s Berlin Exhibition, as well as any photos uploaded as of the launch will automatically qualify for the competition for the New York show. Submission is free. If you haven’t submitted any images yet, take out your phone and start now!

Deadline for submissions for the New York exhibit is September 5, 2010.

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I always love brick and mortar exhibitions of iPhone prints. As the artform grows, expect to see more of these. Preaching to the choir here, but looking at the galleries on The iPhoneography Blog, Pixels At An Exhibition, and numerous other sites and photoblogs, there is some amazing photography that’s being created with iPhones.

If you are near New York City next week, CULTUREfix is hosting an exhibition of Hipstamatic prints. It’s a one-night event. If you’re in the city, be sure to check it out.

Read on for the full press release and more info.

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Willie Dawgs interior, by Mike Ayers

Greenpoint Ave, by Mike Ayers

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To paraphrase the classic T-shirts that are still available in shops on 7th Avenue at 3 for $10, I love New York. New York is one of the easiest cities I’ve photographed. The people, the architecture, the vibe of the city make for great stories everywhere, and especially great for iPhoneographers.

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