I always have my iPhone with me and handy. I can start the native camera app without looking, very useful when taking photos at the spur of the moment. And that's what I normally do - I see something and snap the photo. Then I go into the Instagram app - sometimes I'll add a filter, sometimes I don't. If I really want to get fancy, I'll take a photo, edit it in Photogene2 or CameraAwesom, then go into Instagram.
When I'm not taking photos for my P365+1 project, I tend to take photos of skies:
I also like taking photos filled with color:
1. Home Pedicure Choices. Care to Guess Which Color I Chose? #nailpolish #colors, 2. Colors of February #rose #red #white, 3. Seeing Red, 4. A #Holga to Match Every Outfit #lux
Or places around town:
1. Illuminations #tree #night, 2. Feeling Academic #eiu #college #iphone4s #cameraawesome #photogene2, 3. Still Life #reflection #mirror #orchid, 4. Blowing In The Wind #grass #prairie
So, if you like mobile photography, what sort of themes do you see emerging in your photography?
Great photos. I especially like the last one, with the grasses against the sky.
ReplyDeleteI like these pics! Hm, I think I take a lot of nature pics with my iPhone since that´s usually when I suddenly realize that I NEED to take a pic but doesn´t have my big, heavy camera with me. :-)
ReplyDeleteFun photos. It pays to have a camera with you at all times!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. The skies come out really well.
ReplyDeleteI have a similar kind of workflow to you. I just take the photo with minimum fuss, apply a filter later, maybe polish a really special photo with another mobile app or a desktop photo editor.
"So, if you like mobile photography, what sort of themes do you see emerging in your photography?"
I end up going for the details. Big landscapes and shots of big buildings do not work so well. So I concentrate on the flower before the landscape or the gargoyle on the building.
You were my inspiration for my instagram posts Shirley!
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