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..

• 365 iPhonePhoto – Incredible iPhoneography from Italy
• Matthias Vlasits – Austrian iPhoneographer
• Photovision by Torsten Geyer
• Dixon Hamby – iPhone Collaborations
• Mobile One
• Dixon Hamby iPhoneography

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.