Being of Polish heritage I was pleased to connect with some Polish iPhoneographers recently. Little did I know there was a very active Polish mobile photography community -
Mobilni!
This weekend the Bookarest bookstore in the Old Brewery in Poznan, Poland will host the "Mobile City" exhibition - the first mobile exhibition in Poland! This is also the first collective project organised by members of Mobile Photography Enthusiasts' Group "Mobilni".
The theme of the exhibition is a city space - that where we live our lives is the stage of our creativity. There will be over 100 photos displayed by - Joanna Lemańska - Małgorzata Radziszewska - Łukasz Gurbiel - Kamil Kawczyński - Michał Koralewski - Damian Nowosadzki - Wojtek Papaj - Rafał Piotrzkowski
Below are just some of the stunning images that will be on display.
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| Going to work (Paris, iPhone 4s), photo by Joanna Lemańska |
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| The Doors (Poznan, iPhone 3Gs), photo by Małgorzata Radziszewska |
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| Krakow (Samsung Galaxy SIII), photo by Łukasz Gurbiel |
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| Warsaw. New World (HTC Desire HD), photo by Kamil Kawczyński |
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| How to feed a giraffe (Emmen iPhone 4S), photo by Michał Koralewski |
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| Dancing in the moonlight (Cieszyn, iPhone 4), photo by Damian Nowosadzki |
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| NS innerspace I (Nowy Sacz, Nokia Lumia 800), photo by Wojtek Papaj |
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| Untitled IV (Paris, iPhone 5), photo by Rafał Piotrzkowski |
To find out more about the exhibit or the individual photographers, visit the Mobilni website.
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