Two years ago today, Instagram’s first photo was posted. For better or for worse, Instagram has had a huge impact on iPhoneography and more importantly, the way and the frequency that we (collectively) shoot and share photos.
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MonoPhix HD is designed for iPad and takes full advantage of the device’s larger display. The new 1.2 update was recently released. Today, Life In LoFi has a few promo codes to give away.
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New panorama app AutoStitch by toni peter is not the AutoStitch you are looking for. You want the far superior AutoStitch Panorama by Cloudburst Research. If you buy AutoStitch, you do so at your own risk and you will be disappointed.
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This is the last call for submissions for the upcoming LA Mobile Arts Festival 2012, presented by iPhoneArt.com and The Santa Monica Art Studios.
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Enter the Mid-Summer Snaps Photo Contest for your chance at some great summer prizes! Life In LoFi and Color Splash Studio by MacPhun have teamed up for a cool photo contest.
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Ike Dodge is a very versatile mobile photographer. I was impressed not only by the photographic qualities of his work, but the very surreal aspects of some of his photos. He has a broad range of styles which vary from stark suburban street photography to surreal microphotography to fully realized vivid dreamscapes and abstracts. Across his varies styles are a consistency within his works.
In his own words and photos, here is the Life In LoFi showcase of iPhoneographer Ike Dodge.
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Last days! This is the last call for entries for the Summer Photo Show 2012 at Miami’s prestigious The Lunch Box Gallery.
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Infinicam is FREE right now in the App Store for a short time only. Grab it before it goes back to 2 bucks.
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Diptic for iPhone and iPad is FREE in the App Store for a limited time. It’s normally $0.99. If you don’t already have this highly-recommended app, download it now.
Read MoreThis was no ordinary 365 project. Andrew Caldwell’s travels have taken him all around the world. He’s decided to document and share them on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and on his own website. For those of us who are stuck at home and even those of us who tackle more modest 365s, Andrew’s is a huge project and his iPhone photography from the corners of the globe is awesome.
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