Camera+ & Diptic. There are so many mint condition classic cars in the Bay Area. A perfect subject for mobile photography, IMO.
This was shot in the harsh mid-day sun. The metering and exposure is pretty impressive when you consider how a DSLR might react (blownout/underexposed).
Seen off Columbus Ave. in North Beach. I rarely shoot graffiti straight-on these days, but this particular piece is hard to frame/pano in one shot because it sits on a pointed corner and is blocked by a tree, 2 poles, and a parking meter.
Shot in default factory iPhone 3GS camera, color pops in Camera+, tiling in Collagraphy, once through WordPhoto, and a triptych in Diptic.
Seen on the corner of Geary and Larkin twice in the same week.
I used the King Camera and Squaready apps to make this photo. Elvis gave me his mailing address, so I sent a Postagram to the hotel he stays at earlier this afternoon. Next time we cross paths, I’ll ask him how he liked the postcard.
Lilac Alley in the Mission district.
I used Diptic to make the original frame and then processed it through WordFoto using a ‘.’ (period) as the word to create a faux Percolator look.
Seen early this morning in Bernal Heights while waiting for the bus, a neighbor waters her plants.
Mobile photography has quickly become one of my favorite ways to make photos. I think it’s the imperfect nature of the images compared to those made on a DSLR. It’s also fun to share images with friends, instantly,while on the go.
I used Camera+ and the PictureShow app to make the above photo.
