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Dewitt Jones is not only a master photographer, he is a philosopher as well. This book combines fifty of his best iPhone photographs with his insights about art in his daily life. It’s a joy for the eye and a delight for the mind and heart. Join Dewitt as he turns everyday occurrences into extraordinary visions.
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IPhoneography has stamped its place on the photography landscape…in a nutshell, mobile photography with connectivity. Although iPhone photography has garnered plenty of attention lately, look for a growing number of camera manufacturers to incorporate Internet connectivity into their newer offerings. Bundled photo editing software packages built into point and shoot cameras with instant sharing capabilities will be the norm, rather than the exception, in the not so distant future.
…which leads me into today’s featured photographer, Seb’s Daily iPhone Photo Blog
The growth of mobile camera photography or iphoneography has quickly changed the photographic landscape. 
By combining cell phone and a high resolution digital camera, the iPhone allows photographers to freely capture images without the hassle or worry of carrying additional equipment. I am intrigued by the beautiful images created by these devices and all the iphoneography group sites that have sprung up.
Aside from the iPhone being a tremendous camera, the free apps (or inexpensive, in some cases) allow the photographer to create a variety of images in camera. Some of my iPhone favorite apps include ShakeitPhoto – for creating Polaroid style images, TiltShift for iPhone – for that cool Tilt Shift effect, Pano – for creating panoramic photos with up to 16 photos, Phanfare – for easy photo sharing, Night Camera – to sharpen photographs taken on your iPhone at night, and for the serious photographer..PhotoCalc..for calculating the correct exposure, depth of field, flash settings and even has location-based solar calculator for sunrise and sunset.
Listed below are some of the many iPhone Photo Blogs I received yesterday afternoon….Feel free to list your iphone photo blog in the comments below..
If you’re interested in reading more on iphoneography, photographer Chase Jarvis has recently released an awesome book, The Best Camera Is The One That’s With You.
The FROM THE POCKET project features the iPhone Photography (iphoneography) of Chicago-based amateur photographer, Jeremy R. Edwards. All of the images featured on this site were created using Apple’s first-generation iPhone and Apple’s iPhone 3Gs cameras. Images were edited and processed using various iPhone photography applications only. The project is described as a tri-hybrid of genres: ordinary, intimate, and street.
From The Pocket | iPhone Photography | Jeremy Edwards
Cellphone photography is evolving at a blistering pace, thanks in large part to the release of the iPhone. Check out iPhoneblography – A blog of photos shot, processed and uploaded with an iPhone.