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Our 5 part series analyzes the iPhone as a camera and Apple’s rise as a black knight in the photography arena.
* The iPhone vs. DSLR
* Top 3 iPhone photo editing apps reviewed
* Photo sharing and organizing apps reviewed
* Jelly Lenses reviewed
* Collection of amazing iPhone Photos
* iPhone Infographic detailing Apple’s meteoric rise as the next big camera company
“Sion Fullana is a professional photographer, journalist and filmmaker living in New York City. He was born in Majorca, Spain, and moved to Barcelona to graduate in Journalism at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. He then traveled to San Antonio de los Baños, in Cuba, where he lived for two years and obtained a diploma on film directing from the prestigious EICTV (International Film and TV School). After a brief return to his homeland for a year working as a TV reporter in Palma de Majorca he moved to Manhattan in 2006, where he has continued his journalistic and photographic collaboration with several international media outlets, and local ones like Time Out New York.”
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“I am a hobby photographer and a veterinarian by profession. My iPhone is my companion and I take a lot of pictures with it. Although my Canon 5D Mark II is the best the iPhone 3 is my greatest camera, since it is always with me! “My 3-rd Eye – iPhone Vision” blog shows moments and thoughts from my life.”
Website: http://3rd-eye-vision.blogspot.com/
Welcome to Pixels At An Exhibition, gallery of the most beautiful and ground-breaking iPhone art on the web and home to an ever-increasing number of visionary pioneers in the exploration and development this nascent and vibrant new medium.
“Our fine arts were developed, their types and uses were established, in times very different from the present, by men whose power of action upon things was insignificant in comparison with ours. But the amazing growth of our techniques, the adaptability and precision they have attained, the ideas and habits they are creating, make it a certainty that profound changes are impending in the ancient craft of the Beautiful.”
“hi. my name is howard f. I’m from southern california. I’m a landscape architect, old camera collector, fan of vintage photos & iphone photography.
from my earliest vga camera phone to my current iphone, cellphone photography has been my way of keeping a diary & undumbing myself daily. image quality is not important, any camera mounted on a phone will do.
all photos here are captured with my iphone 3gs. I edit all my photos in-phone then posted to posterous, tumblr, fb, etc. via e-mail. I own many photo apps but find the simplest of apps work the best for me.”
August 12, 2010 – EYEʼEM (www.eyeem.com), an online platform dedicated to photography with mobile phones, has announced their second exhibition at New Yorkʼs OPENHOUSE Gallery in September 2010. The exhibition creates awareness for mobile photography as a rapidly growing form of contemporary art. EYEʼEM is a hub exclusively dedicated to mobile photography. Creative minds from all over the world unite to share their images and create an unique stream of mutual inspiration and creative expression. The best shots get exhibited in pop-up galleries around the world. EYE’EM is proud to announce their 2nd Mobile Photography Exhibition in 2010. The event will be hosted at the renowned OPENHOUSE gallery in New York City starting on September 27th 2010.
THE EXHIBITION
The exhibition features prints of the top photos submitted by mobile photographers from all over the world. The online platform is open for submission until September 10th, 2010. At OPENHOUSE gallery, EYEʼEM links the online and offline worlds through real-time interaction between the location, its visitors and the international mobile photography movement. The online platform will stand in live interaction with the gallery, allowing mobile photographerʼs around the world to exhibit their work, just an instant after they took the image. The top EYEʼEM submissions will be professionally processed and printed using high quality materials as alloy and acrylic glass. Furthermore, digital screens, interactive slide shows and various installations will display single photos, artist profiles and relevant photo streams. Part of the downtown New York gallery will be turned into a lounge where visitors can relax and watch the live digital slide shows.THE MOBILE PHOTOGRAPHY MOVEMENT
EYEʼEM looks at a new generation of photographers, who are willing to share their perspective. They are dynamic, constantly moving and always ready to shoot. The mobile photography movement is a rapidly growing scene that makes use of their phones to create a unique style of photography. Itʼs about impulsiveness, spontaneous creativity and global interactivity. They document the world as they see it, leverage the flexibility of mobile phone cameras and share it with others for mutual inspiration.ABOUT EYE’EM
EYEʼEM is the first online hub for mobile phone photography. It was founded by a group of young Berlin-based creatives in January 2010. It regularly publishes interviews with talented mobile photographers, insights into the scene and its origins and inspirations. (blog.eyeem.com) The first EYE’EM AWARD, launched in March 2010, received more than 3000 submissions from all over the world. The winning images were exhibited at Schlechtriem Brothers Gallery in Berlin.
“I am a professional photographer that holds a Fine Arts Degree in photography. I have too many cameras but at least two are always with me. I am in love with low-tech devices to take my images such as the iPhone. I have sadly abandoned film by try to make up for that by modifying digital cameras, mainly into pinhole cameras, to do the dirty work for me. I shoot from the gut and almost never stage a scene for the sake of a perfect image. I shoot everyday. I am still amazed, after many years of taking images, how a camera works and why it works….”