Sometimes my girlfriend makes me breakfast. I love the graininess in this shot, which I took using 645 PRO and edited with Snapseed‘s new black and white editor.
We’ve been posting black and white mobile photos all, week. What do you guys think? Share your b&w shots in our OS flickr group.
Our pal Jeremy Brooks snapped this shot shortly after a dinner with Troy, Brandon, and myself. A few of us tried taking pictures through this window just off of 18th street and Mission, but Jeremy’s iPhone shot is one of my faves.
Found via the OS Flickr group.
I met Winthrop in Mint Plaza today during lunch. I asked about his glasses and he said told me that he couldn’t afford to get new frames, so he took his old lenses and crammed them into a cheap pair of frames from Walgreens. Sidenote: Winthrop totally reminds me of Steven Jesse Bernstein in this photo.
I’ll be posting my own black and white photos throughout the week and searching the Objective Scenes flickr group for b/w shots for the blog too.
I’ve been trying to mess around with black and white shots a bit more, so I thought I’d post a slew of them onto the blog throughout this week.
I’ll be searching the Objective Scenes flickr group for black and whites too.
Keith Tharp captured this beautiful photo by pressing his iPhone lens against the side of a glass wall in an Apple Store in Boston. The end result is out of this world and very inspiring.
You can hear more about how Keith got this shot, plus many other great tips on the Tiny Shutter podcast.
Our newest Postagram Tips video has a tutorial on doing Through The Viewfinder photography with your mobile phone. Check it out here.
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Bay Area phoneographers take note, our next Instawalk is taking place at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art this Saturday from 1-3pm. Click here for more details.
Check out our post from a couple months ago at the SFMOMA to get an idea of what it’s like.
Today’s appsperiment was shot in Clarion Alley with Lomora 2, then run through the fantastic Autopainter 2 app. I opened this painted version in Filterstorm and layered parts of the original photo (mostly the bicyclist) back on top as a focal point. As usual, I did a bunch of other tiny steps (in Camera+ and other apps), but I’m just focusing on the big steps.
Finally had a chance to visit the rooftop garden at the San Francisco Museum Of Modern Art. Some friends of mine enjoy working out of the Blue Bottle cafe there on Thursdays, so I stopped in briefly to join them and snapped these photos while I was there. All shots taken on my iPhone 4s with the Lomora 2 app and some additional editing with ACDSee.
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An effective use of the tilt-shift effect by Ohad Ben-Yoseph. Found via the Objective Scenes Flickr group.
I’m so impressed with this photo by Jose Vazquez. He say’s “Central Park’s Bethesda Fountain from underneath the terrace during our first winter snowstorm. Taken with my iPhone4s. Processed using Snapseed and picfx.”
Found via The Objective Scenes Flickr Group.
Here’s a stellar scene of a rainy night in San Francisco by Christopher Smith, who used PictureShow for editing. Found via the Objective Scenes flickr group.
Sunset from Market St in San Francisco. I actually show my process for this pic in the video below.
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