The photo below is one of the reasons I love adventure travel with the iPhone and why I am so grateful to be living my dream of: traveling, photographing and teaching!
Thanks to Mark Hosko for capturing a moment in my life that means so much to me!
The journey of a single woman, purposely living full time as a nomad in a DIY custom van while teaching creative iPhone photography workshops and leading photography tours throughout the USA.
June 7, 2012
Why do you believe in iPhone Photography?
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The photo below is one of the reasons I love adventure travel with the iPhone and why I am so grateful to be living my dream of: traveling, photographing and teaching!
Thanks to Mark Hosko for capturing a moment in my life that means so much to me!
The photo below is one of the reasons I love adventure travel with the iPhone and why I am so grateful to be living my dream of: traveling, photographing and teaching!
Thanks to Mark Hosko for capturing a moment in my life that means so much to me!
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The iPhone gives me an opportunity to "create" photos on the fly. Snap it, process it and post it can all be done quickly, easily and often when I am traveling on the bus or train. I see my "world" differently, noting small details and large vistas I would have ignored before.
ReplyDeleteFeel free to use what I wrote on FB as well as what will be coming to you in the evaluation that I'm working on for you. :-) And I love what MizMarie said here too... I definitely am seeing my world differently since falling in love with iPhone photography! Looking forward to tomorrow night's hangout. Hope I can figure out how to join. HA! :-)
ReplyDeleteThe iPhone has been a time machine for me, taking me back to the "beginner's mind" excitement I enjoyed when I first entered art school in 1971! One of my favorite cameras was my Olympus haff-frame which allowed me to litterally point and shoot without looking thru the viewfinder as I wandtered the streets of San Francisco. It was a great non-attachment practice for developing my relationship with image making. Now, fast-forward 40 years and the iPhone is doing the same for me, returning a level of spontaneity and freedom that is affecting both what my eyes notice and my camera can capture. I love it more all the time! And I hope I can figure out how to join the G+ Hangout, too!
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