Always on, readily at hand, and inconspicuously deployed, today's smartphones empower us to record the world in ever newer and more personal ways.
The Art of iPhone Photography explores how 45 of today's most creative iPhone photographers conceived, composed, and edited some of their finest pieces using applications on their iPhones (and iPads) -all in their own words. Their visions, techniques and creative decisions are presented in a way that will alow iPhoneographers of all levels to immediately apply what they learn to take their own photographic art to the next level.
Key features:
- 45 award-winning artists from 12 countries
- Detailed, step-by-step tutorials reveal each artist's creative approach and techniques
- Wide variety of styles include street, portrait, landscape, architectural, abstract, and more
- Color gallery of selected artists' images
- Listings of the techniques and more than 90 apps used by the artists in creating their works
Sprache
Verlagsort
Zielgruppe
Für Beruf und Forschung
Photographers
- Graphic Designers
- Artists
Produkt-Hinweis
Illustrationen
Maße
Höhe: 20.3 cm
Breite: 25.4 cm
ISBN-13
978-1-937538-18-7 (9781937538187)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
Bob Weil - Bob is a marketing professional by day and an iPhoneography artist by night. His iPhone art has been widely exhibited, including at the Los Angeles Mobile Arts Festival 2012, the OCCCA, and Macworld/iWorld 2013. Four of his images won awards at the 2013 Mobile Photo Awards and were displayed at the Soho Gallery in NYC. IPhone photography pioneer Dan Marcolina featured Bob's work iin his eBook, Mobile Masters. He was a 2013 American Aperture Awards juror, and he was selected as a Photograpber of the Year by the iPhone Photography Awards in 2013.
Bob co-manages iPhoneographyCentral.com with Nicki Fitz-Gerald. His approach to iPhoneography is detailed here: www.tinyurl.com/Bob-WVideo. Bob's online gallery can be seen on iPhoneArt.com at: www.tinyurl.com/BobW-iPhoneArt.
Nicki Fitz-Gerald - Nicki has worked as an artist, illustrator, and graphic designer since graduating from Chelsea School of Art in 1990. Her iPhone photos have been highlighted in online and gallery exhibitions, including the Mobile Photography Awards, the Soho Gallery for Digital Art in New York, and Life in LoFi's gallery "FavedonFlickr". Her image Flamin' Amy, shown on the cover of this book, won 4th place in Life in LoFi's Faved of the Year 2011. Nicki's work and her life as "a mom with an iPhone" were featured in the P1xels digital magazine iPhotopgrapher in June 2013.
In April 2011, Nicki founded the website iPhoneographyCentral.com, which she co-manages with Bob Weil. Nicki divides her time between her day job, her family, iPhoneographyCentral and iPhoneography. Her online gallery can be seen on iPhoneArt.com at: iphoneart.com/users/420/galleries.
