My friend Gary Sharp is on a roll with his iPhone 5 and Hipstamatic app. This is an incredible image of sunlight coming through trees and fog on Humbug Mountain on the southern Oregon coast.
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My friend Gary Sharp used his iPhone and the Hipstamatic app to capture this great piece of marine debris, quite possibly from the tsunami that hit Japan last year.
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My friend and flickr contact Gary Sharp has done another incredible Oregon coast landscape image with his iPhone and the Hipstamatic app.
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My friend Gary Sharp has posted an amazing image of sand dunes near Lakeside, Oregon shot with his iPhone 5 and the Hipstamatic app. Wow.
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Life In LoFi’s Top iPhoneography of 2012 This is a great collection of iPhone photography done with a variety of tools. Yes, it looks like a lot of the Photoshop work from years ago but remember, these images were shot with an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch camera and processed with iOS apps on the [...]
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My friend and flickr contact Gary Sharp shot a spectacular dunes landscape with his iPhone 5. Great reflection of the tops of the trees in the pond.
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Salisbury, Connecticut. Hiking up to Bear Mountain via Paradise lane brings us by this small brook which, when it has water in it almost always has an interesting reflection in this one spot. Today it had broken light and a bit of foam that showed the slow movement of the brook. The iPhone and Instagram [...]
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Leaving my DSLR at home: An iPhone experiment Professional photographer Dean Holland tours Vietnam with an iPhone 4S leaving his DSLR and lenses at home. Spectacular images, read the captions under them for the collection of apps he used for capture and processing.
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The SlingShot: A Double Duty Phone Grip and Tripod I don’t have one of these yet (ordering after posting) but it looks great to me. Best part: the SlingShot’s flexible cradle holds any smartphone ever — from the new iPhone 5 to the oldest Android (with or without a case too)! I have a 4S [...]
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Beaver pond on Melius Road, Warren, Connecticut. I’ve been driving by this pond a lot lately between helping friends with a wifi network and cutting firewood and it was crying out to be shot today. I didn’t have my S100 so the iPhone had to do it.
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Gary Sharp posted an incredible image of oysters on a red plate. Wow.
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Another great iPhone image from Gary Sharp of the Oregon dunes near where he lives.
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My friend Gary Sharp has posted a very nice iPhone image of small plants and debris on the Southern Oregon Coast near where he lives.
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Macricostas Preserve, Steep Rock. Washington, Connecticut. It was hot but I wanted to see what the Queen Anne’s lace looked like in Macricostas so I took a short walk with small camera and iPhone. Great stuff to shoot, too bad it was so hot I didn’t feel like doing anything. Heat and humidity sucks. Queen [...]
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My friend Gary Sharp took an amazing picture of a creek reflection with his iPhone. This is outstanding.
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This was shot with my iPhone 4S and Instagram on climb up the rocks on the north side of Bear Mountain in Connecticut. This is an odd year for mountain laurel after last year’s kaleidoscopic explosion of blooms. I don’t know if it was the lack of snow and rain over the winter or what, [...]
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We almost always stop at this little spot on Paradise Lane on the way up to Bear Mountain because there’s almost always a nice reflection here.
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My friend Gary Sharp took this with his iPhone on Humbug Mountain on the Southern Oregon Coast. Fantastic.
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Nice hike today. This was the only picture I took. Just enjoyed being outside, forgot about cameras.
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Ben Lowy: Virtually Unfiltered Fantastic collection of iPhone photography from a professional photojournalist. The NY Times piece, by James Estrin is beautifully written: If you believe that Hipstamatic and Instagram could inspire tens of millions of people to become more interested in “serious” photography, then think of Mr. Lowy as a prophet urging others to [...]
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