Adventures in iPhoneography No 4

This was a very interesting roll. It was taken with MegaZuck84 with various filter strengths. As you can tell I'm all about flowers and animals. I've noticed that the focus was really off on this roll, but it made for a few great shots...but I'm not photographer...so they may be awful.

**Adventures in iPhoneography is a series where photos are taken with my iPhone with or without the use of fun camera apps and shared here in this space. I do not claim to be a photographer of any sort.**

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Adventures in iPhoneography No 3

These photos were taken over a few weeks with the camera D-Fault. Overall I was pretty pleased with the camera, though very dark and very light kinda threw it off a bit. Hope you enjoy!

 

**Adventures in iPhoneography is a series where photos are taken with my iPhone with or without the use of fun camera apps and shared here in this space. I do not claim to be a photographer of any sort.**

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Adventures in iPhoneopgraphy No 2

I'm back with another "film roll"! These photos were taken over a couple of weeks. They were taken with the D-Lite camera with no adjustment to the filter with the exception of the first photo of Sophie, my beautiful cat.

Hope you like! Have you tried the Hipstamtic Disposable app?

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Adventures in iPhoneopgraphy No 1

Honestly iPhoneography is just a fancy word for pictures taken with the iPhone. Which, much to my dismay, is all I use in the way of a camera 99.9% of the time. I would never dare to call myself a photographer, not even of the iPhone type. However, photo dump just doesn't sound to me like much a of a title for a blog post sharing my photos.... I digress. In these labeled posts you'll find random photos that I've taken and I will try to include any apps I used to shoot with or edit with.

This week I wanted to share with you a few photos from my recent "roll of film". There is this neat app called D-Series and it's modeled after a disposable version of the Hipstamatic app. What's great about this is that's you get two "cameras" for free and a third by linking your Facebook account. Basically you open the app, choose one of your cameras and shoot away! Just like a real disposable camera, you can't see your pictures until after the 24 photos have been taken, but unlike a real disposable, you can save them to your photos folder   instead of having them developed. Need more "cameras"? Not a problem, you can buy more for just $0.99! Each camera has unlimited exposures and with the ability to adjust the intensity of your filter on the camera, you have lots of possibilities! So enough about the app, let's get to the photos!

*Updated to add these were taken with the MegaZuck84 camera. You can obtain this camera by linking the app to your Facebook account*

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