As a recent experiment, I wanted to see what it would look like if I glitched images (by messing with them in a text editor), took photos of the glitches on my laptop screen, then rewound the film and spent a day shooting in the Mission. What first looks like over-saturated light leaks, are actually out of focus shots of corrupted images. You can get an idea of my set up in the shot above, and the final results are below (or see the full set on Flickr).
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This week, I’m teaming up with the awesome folks at Photojojo to share some of my favorite cell phone lens tips, like the one above. There will be about 4 posts all together, so be sure to follow Photojojo on Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, or Facebook to catch them all and be sure to check out their cell phone lens kits!
Happy National Yo-Yo Day. Check out this crazy slow-mo yo-yo video I made with my friends Mau and Prager Good stuff! Be sure to check out the rest of their Distort video series.
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On one foggy morning in SF, I kept bumping into folks with guitars. There was the oven mitt guitarist and there was Manchester Mark, but I also ran into James and his electric bass.
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Decim8 is a powerful app for “destroying” your iPhone photos in interesting ways. From straight forward data glitching to bendy-twisty-distorto stuff, the app is packed with cool effects. The effects are selectable, but their intensity randomly changes each time you process an image, so I thought it’d be cool to Decim8 some images, save the varying results, then loop them using the Giffer App.
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