I'm an iPhoneographist [noun. someone who takes pictures with an iPhone :-]. But I'm also journaling, using the images I capture to move me towards reflections that edify myself and others. Be inspired to do the same. These moments come unannounced so you have to be ready at all times. That's why the iPhone is the camera of choice. It's always in my pocket.
I'm also learning the importance of composition, exposure, light, and other photographic disciplines. The iPhone only comes with one button. That limitation is a good thing. It forces to you to stick to photography 101 and not be distracted by unlimited parameters.
All of the images featured on this Web site were created using Apple's iPhone 3Gs. Most of the images enter post processing to enhance various aspects or overcome certain camera limitations, then sent directly from the iPhone via e-mail to the Web site.
Enjoy.
It seems most appropriate that his debut shot and money shot is of his biggest fan, me! Jordan has a 50/50 set up: Canon 50D and a 50mm. Jordan...what a way to start the visual piece of your media studies.
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Could this be what happens when we pray? Does a faith-filled room become engulfed with light? My iPhone could possibly be allowing me to capture what I cannot see live with the naked eye. I'm ok believing this. Now onto a theological basis.
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Like a naughty boy, I went roaming through my sons school while waiting for West Side Story to begin. I found this locker room with this lock. I love locker rooms...empty ones.
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I used to go here on Monday nights to hear Latin Meets Jazz. I heard Congero Giovani Hidalgo one night and thought I was dreaming. Good times. I only wished the club that was across the street was still there, Lush Life. That's where I heard Bobby Hutcherson.
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Who said you can't get a shallow dof on an iPhone? Sure can. Thanks JR!
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