A while back, I made a video about some of the hidden new features that Hipstamatic added to their brilliant little app. My favorite new features utilize the volume buttons on the side of the phone for advanced controls. Pressing the volume down button brings you in & out of the full screen mode, while [...]
Posts under ‘appsperiments’
an instaCRT gif
I’ve been digging on instaCRT lately. The app, which sends your photo to a real CRT monitor, then automagically captures your CRT’d image with a DSLR, bills itself as the first real world filter. Neat right? It’s iOS only though, but maybe someone can set up an Android app that sends images to an iPhone, [...]
Wired feature
I’m so honored to have a full page in this month’s Wired magazine (June 2012, with Adam Savage on the cover). It’s an article about me and four of my favorite iPhone photography apps: Camera+, AntiCrop, Decim8, & Filterstorm. Tweet
The New York Times Experience: Creativity
A year back I was lucky enough to have a feature story in the New York Times about my mobile photography and Instawalk projects. I’m extremely thrilled to announce that the Times is now using some of my photos and work in their national advertising! I’ve already been hearing from friends that they spotted my [...]
Postagram Tips and Tricks for Mobile Photography
My newest mobile phone photography tips video for Postagram is up now. It features one of my favorite new apps, AntiCrop, which allows users to extend their image beyond it’s original framing. I recently posted a process breakdown of a recent AntiCrop inspired appsperiment. Here are some other AntiCrop inspired images I’ve made recently. Tweet
Troy Jpeg Doc Jpeg
I bumped into my friend (and fellow Objective Scenes photographer) Troy yesterday while he was walking his dog, Jpeg. Of course things quickly turned into a series of street portraits… because Jpeg is such an adorably photogenic doggy Tweet
Stripemelt process
Last week on Objective Scenes, I posted a tutorial on a photo manipulation process I call stripemelting, which uses a simple combination of Interlacer and StripeCam. The above stripemelt’d photo is of my friend Jeremy Brooks, who is also the creator of the Interlacer app. Tweet
SF Weekly Web Award for Best Instagramhole
I recently won this nifty award for “Best Instagram Account” at the SF Weekly Web Awards… because nothing says “web” like a floppy disk. Since I carry all my awards around with me everywhere (yes, both of them), I thought it would be fun to photograph my Web Award around different parts of the city [...]
