Artists make use of the tools around them. The iPhone is one of the newer ones in the toolkit, and it’s unique capabilities and limitations make for some interesting results.
Norm Zarr says about the Art of iPhone Photography:
“It’s a challenge to take great photos with an iPhone. Compared to most any digital camera, it doesn’t stand up as a camera. But the integration of the iPhone camera, the internet, and the hundreds of camera App’s has made it truly a mobile photographic workstation. This brilliant connection of technologies makes the power of iPhone far beyond the camera itself.”
Some of Norm’s work is shown on his website, Norm Zarr iPhone Photography Galleries; all photos are taken and edited on an iPhone. A very nice mobile version for Safari on the iPhone is also available.
Adam Rosen is an Apple certified IT consultant specializing in Macintosh systems new and old. He lives in Boston with two cats and too many possessions. In addition to membership in the Cult of Mac, Adam has written for Low End Mac and is curator of the Vintage Mac Museum. He also enjoys a good libation.
