Showing posts with label Andy Butler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andy Butler. Show all posts

Recommended Reading

It's probably not the best move to steer you away from this site to view another, but there are some fabulous articles that have been released in the last few days and I wanted to make sure you all had a chance to read them. Click on the image to read the article.

Emil at iPhone Photography School just posted The 11 Most Important Genres of iPhoneography. I really enjoyed reading all the tips from the various photographers. I offer my advice for Painterly Mobile Photos as a part of this feature.


Joanne at The App Whisperer has a wonderful two-part series highlighting some of the major players in the mobile photography world along with their resolutions for 2014 relating to mobile photography.





Andy Butler at Mobiography posted a recap of 2013 with links to the most popular articles of the year. Well done, Andy!


Anna Cox of We Are JUXT shared some of the favorite moments of 2013 on a recent post.


If you're just an Apple geek like me who wants to see some of 2013's best, then hop on over to iMore for their Editors' Choice of Best of 2013 Awards.


Happy Reading!

Featured at Mobiography 24 Mobile Photographers til Christmas

What an honor to be included in Mobiography's series, 24 Mobile Photographers til Christmas. Andy Butler has compiled this series featuring 24 photographers who have "inspired or supported" him over the past year. The series opened with Paula Gardener, one of my favorite iPhone photographers. I can't wait to see who is next! click on the image below to read my top tips for aspiring mobile photographers. 

Portrait of a Young Man © Geri Centonze

Mobiography Interview

It was so nice to "chat" with Andy Butler about my favorite subject - iPhoneography!  Andy runs a great site over at Mobiography.net and also produces the beautiful bimonthly magazine Mobiography available for the iPhone and iPad.

Hopefully I'll be able to chat with Andy again soon with the focus on his work and all he's doing for the mobile photography communitiy! Thank you Andy for this wonderful feature.

Click on the image below to read the interview.