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I think it is more about fence's shadow than fence itself here. Taken with an iPhone in Washington, DC (back in March, which is ages ago by now!)
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Explored March 11, 2011
Highest position: #102 on Saturday, March 12, 2011
Thanks everyone!
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Taken and processed with iPhone.
Copyright © 2011 Mauro Ballabeni - All rights reserved.
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No fences today, but a lazy iPhone shot from the warmer times. How many pictures of the car side mirror do you have? They just ask for picture to be taken. At least mine do.
iPhone app circular edit of a group of riders in this bike race event. Thanks for your appreciation, Gail
This is my fourth time in a week and a half that I had to jump in the car or on the train at 5:30-6:00 in the morning, travel for 6 or 7 hours and do a 4 hour long workshop in the afternoon. It looks like on this trip I may learn not only what my melting point is, but what is my breaking point as well. :-)
Two more under the fold. I know all these phone pictures have very little aesthetic value (more like travel notes), but they sure are fun to take.
The tree that big should provide shade for more than one continent.
This is actually a parking lot for the strip of stores not far from my house. I took a shot with an iPhone, processed with the "Tiny Planets" app, and then added polaroid filter for a slightly washed out look. HSS, everyone!
*This picture was taken and edited with the Iphone for the Iphone365 project, for the Flickr group Our Daily Challenge ODC- GREY/GRAY, and for the CWD group. Week 257 Assignment: cwd2571 ~ Wide Angle .
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AutoStitch Panorama = (This app simulates wide angle lens on the Iphone.)
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It is actually one of the better airports. Especially the area before you go through security - looks like some modern cathedral with a lot of glass. And if you get stuck, there is a Samuel Adams Brewhouse right there, so it is not a total disaster.
Taken and processed with iPhone.
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[ iPhoneography | illustration | graphic design ]
While I was in Apex looking for things to shoot with the lensbaby, I discovered the most amazing beer store...It was opened only recently and has unbelievable beer selection, from fancy Belgian kind to local NC draft beer (and NC has a few really nice breweries), which you can buy by a half-gallon in a very old-fashioned glass bottle with the handle. Then you can bring the bottle back and have it refilled. So yeah, I think I found my new favorite destination.
I took this with an iPhone though, not lensbaby, because I wanted to catch the reflection of the girl on the bike and there is no way I could focus that fast with the lensbaby. But iPhone never fails.
Commercial Shoot I did recently for Park Place Motors of Portraits of Owners with their Cars. Amazing machines and People. We had a lot of fun. Behind the Scenes video coming soon!
HUGE THANKS TO SEAN WILLIS FOR HELPING ON THE SHOOT! AWESOME GUY!
Shot on Matthews Green Screen, retouched out in Photoshop CS4 and OnONE Mask Pro 4.
Canon 5d Mk II - 24-70mm 2.8L
Strobist (Big Breathe!)
Matthews 20 x 20 Seamless Bleached Muslin.
3 Ab1600's with reflectors shot through the Muslin.
BreakDown
2 AB1600 camera left and Right high above shooting down through the Muslin.
1 AB1600 raised towards the back of the car shooting through the muslin highlighting the rear.
Triggered PWII
Brian Braun
Dallas TX
Yesterday was all about taxes...not hanging out on the deck. I don't mind taxes, but seriously hate all the paperwork. Should be grateful it is only once a year and not every month.
Taken and edited with an iPhone. On black here.
© Eric A. Nelson
Explored 7/5/2009
The shot was taken with a manfrotto window clamp (Bogen manfrotto 243 compliments of another photographer www.flickr.com/photos/craigctnelson/) while driving about 30 mph. The camera was set at 2 second exposure and f/13.0. I used a remote to fire the camera so you couldn't see my hand movements in the rear view mirror.
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Taken and processed with iPhone [no Photoshop was used].
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[ iPhoneography | illustration | graphic design ]
Although technically this is not really a bench. And this is not me on this "not a bench". But I am pretty sure it is Monday. I double checked.
Allahabad, India. One more is under the fold.
Ugandan shillings, Egyptian pounds, Brazilian reals, Russian rubles, Zambian kwacha, Zimbabwean dollars, Tanzanian shillings and Jamaican dollars.
I have a big stash of bills and coins from 22 different countries - leftovers from all my trips. Some I get to use when I go back, but mostly I keep them just because they look cool. And most of them - sorry to say - are better looking than US dollars. Some of the bills here are history by now. Zimbabwean dollars were completely abandoned in 2009. When I was in Harare in 2006, the highest bill was $10 million, by 2008 $10 million wouldn't buy you a sandwich and $100 trillion bills were introduced. Now Zimbabwe relies only on foreign currency - US dollars and euro both are valid. The Russian bill is also not current - this kind is not in print anymore, but I think still accepted. Oh, and HSS, everyone!
Taken and processed with iPhone.
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Any unauthorized copying, reproduction, distribution or other use of this copyrighted work is forbidden. If you'd like to use this image, just send a request via email.
[ iPhoneography | illustration | graphic design ]
iPhone birthday cake made for my boyfriend's son. We bought him a real iPhone for Christmas so now he has the cake to match!
This is what the cap says, but I had to get this mug in the picture too. Here is the story. I got it three years ago at the restaurant in Kazakhstan. They served me beer in a huge heavy mug which had "Siberian Crown" written on it - a beer I never heard of, but which was much tastier than the beer available in Siberia when I lived there. So I decided it would be fun to have this mug and asked the waiter if I could buy it. He said "no", but when we were leaving he run after us and gave me the mug wrapped in a dirty newspaper, refusing to take any money. I was really exited until I realized I have to carry it around for the rest of the trip which included three more countries in Central Asia, crossing numerous borders and taking several flights. The only way I could carry it safely was in my backpack, so I had to endure every custom officer and security guy taking the mug out and looking at me with horror. Yes, I travel with my own beer mug. I never leave home without it. Some people travel with pillow, but I travel with beer mug. I don't think you can arrest me for it. Did I mention how huge the mug was and that it weighted a ton? But it made to US safely and I still use it. But not when I travel.
You can see more of the mug under the fold. Cheers and HTT!
The Pioneer Museum located on Cloyne Ontario is home to some many old pieces of our history. It's free to visit but they rely on donations. For those looking more for a Staycation you just might to explore some of the little out of the way museums that are her in Ontario.
This is the same liquor store window as here. I don't remember what I did to get this distortion, but it makes you feel as if you are a little drunk already. Or a lot.
My review on the new app here: thomashawk.com/2015/06/get-it-while-its-hot-ello-launches...
You can find me at Ello here: ello.co/thomashawk
A day when my nephew confiscated my Nikon for a while, but I still got him with an iPhone. Ha!
Cliche Saturday Scavenger Hunt entry, "Person in Field or Woods" category. A closeup of my shooting nephew is in the comments. It's a duel. HCS, everyone!
*This picture was taken with the IPhone and edited with the IPad for the Iphone365 project and for the Flickr group Our Daily Challenge ODC- Begins with W.
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Iphone 3Gs + fotomuse app + irisphotosuite app + camera+ app.
More photos taken with an iPhone 3Gs here: Little Things Iphoneography.
The shot was taken with a manfrotto window clamp (Bogen manfrotto 243 compliments of another photographer www.flickr.com/photos/craigctnelson/) while driving about 30 mph. The camera was set at 2 second exposure and f/13.0. I used a remote to fire the camera so you couldn't see my hand movements in the rear view mirror.
B&W version of this photo was profiled here;