Showing posts with label JUXT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label JUXT. Show all posts

Portrait Taking Tips on Juxt!

Passion for Portraiture? Tips to get you started by Geri Centonze

As a former sketch card and portrait artist, I am drawn to portrait photography and wanted some tips from a few of my favorite mobile photographers for producing beautiful portraits using a smartphone.  I’ve gathered their advice along with some stunning samples of their work.  Photographers featured are both hobbyists and professionals from around the globe- Geri @gericentonze

Join Geri and a host of other artists as they sit down and talk candidly about taking portraits. Contributors to this article include Anthony Ginns @ginza (EyeEm), Bret Pemelton @recoveringmusician, Patrick St-Hilaire @blacksmithpat, Joel Adam @asleepundercolumnsovlight (Flickr), Crystal Spellman @faithmichael, Louise Fryer @loufryer, Paula Gardener @jahsharn (EyeEm) and Nei Cruz @n_cruz Click the link in our profile to read through fantastic tips from an awesome group of people.

Click the image below to read the feature on We Are Juxt!

Passion for Portaiture

A Conversation Between Artists–Featured on WeAreJUXT

WeAreJUXT, a community of mobile artists asked Instagram users to make suggestions for improving their site.  I suggested they feature a photographer Dilshad Corleone aka @italianbrother whose work I admire.  Much to my surprise, they not only took my suggestion, but asked me to conduct the interview done as a “conversation” to be published on their site.

Today the article was published and I’m thrilled to be a part of this project.

Read the complete article by clicking on the image below.

A Conversation Between Artists

Everything for the iPhoneography enthusiast at JUXT

I should have said everything “and more”.  JUXT is one of my favorite discoveries since I started my iPhoneography adventure. 
One of the many features includes a tutorials section.  I think I’ll be spending a lot of time there!  I used the basic instructions for the Into the Dark tutorial by Joanna D to get the result below.  Mouse over the image to see the boring BEFORE photo.

Photo taken from a moving car (don’t worry I wasn’t driving!) with ProCamera.
App Recipe: Noir Photo and Picfx
I’ll be attending the L.A. Mobile Arts Festival this weekend and hopefully will have lots to share on Monday!