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Apps Uncovered on holiday!...
....Well-not exactly on holiday. Our weekly feature of Apps Uncovered will be postponed for 2 weeks returning on Friday 31 May for a bumper 24 image edition. You may have heard about a little book called "The Art of iPhone Photography - Creating Photos and Art on your iPhone" that myself, Bob Weil and 43 top iPhone artists have been working on for the past year? (see image right) - Well the final proofs are demanding all of our close scrutiny so Apps Uncovered will take a short break. In the meantime, every image from last week continuing up to the 31st May is a potential candidate for Apps Uncovered so please keep submitting your images to the iPC Flickr group for a chance to be showcased.
Apps Uncovered Fri 17 May 2013
Selected by Bob Weil
Welcome to this week's Apps Uncovered curated this week by Bob Weil . Apps Uncovered is our weekly feature where iPC selects just 12 of the many hundereds of images submitted to the iPC Flickr group. This week’s lead image is a beautifully balanced abstract entitled "130503_03" by Lynette Jackson. I adore Lynette's work typically featuring post-modernist architecture and geometric shapes in vintage tones. Please view the whole Apps Uncovered gallery, to see more amazing iPhone images with descriptions from the artists of the techniques used on each piece. The Apps Uncovered gallery is a little different from most weekly showcases in that we invite artists to share their techniques and the apps used to create their images. Even more, we love to hear the stories behind the works. Click on any of the images to see more of that artist's work in their Flickr Stream. To see the rest of this week’s outstanding talent and the techniques and stories behind them click here...
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Apps Uncovered Fri 10 May 2013
Ian and Emma in the Studio by Michael Andrade
Welcome to this week's Apps Uncovered – the weekly feature where iPC selects just 12 of the many hundereds of images submitted to the iPC Flickr group. This week’s lead image is a beautiful stark portrait entitled "Ian and Emman in the Studio" by Michael Andrade. I love the warm brown colour tones, with the red of the t-shirt, the man's lips and the tattoo balancing out this composition. Please view the whole Apps Uncovered gallery, selected by myself (Nicki Fitz-Gerald) this week, to see more amazing iPhone images with descriptions from the artists of the techniques used on each piece. The Apps Uncovered gallery is a little different from most weekly showcases in that we invite artists to share their techniques and the apps used to create their images. Even more, we love to hear the stories behind the works. Click on any of the images to see more of that artist's work in their Flickr Stream. To see the rest of this week’s outstanding talent and the techniques and stories behind them,please click here...
Apps Uncovered Fri 3 May 2013
selected by Bob Weil
Unamed by VeronicainMo(By The Twilight)
Welcome to this week's Apps Uncovered – the weekly feature where iPC selects just 12 of the many hundereds of images submitted to the iPC Flickr group. This week’s lead image "Unamed" by VeronicainMo (By The Twilight) pictured above is a beautifully executed Hipstamatic, the green and blue murky tones held together by the sharper detail of the eye framed by the magnifying glass. Please view the whole Apps Uncovered gallery, selected by Bob Weil this week, to see more amazing iPhone images with descriptions from the artists of the techniques used on each piece. The Apps Uncovered gallery is a little different from most weekly showcases in that we invite artists to share their techniques and the apps used to create their images. Even more, we love to hear the stories behind the works. Click on any of the images to see more of that artist's work in their Flickr Stream. To see the rest of this week’s outstanding talent and the techniques and stories behind them, please click here...
Apps Uncovered Fri 26 April 2013
selected by Nicki Fitz-Gerald
The blue Pill by Mark T Simmons
Welcome to this week's Apps Uncovered – the weekly feature where iPC selects just 12 of the many hundereds of images submitted to the iPC Flickr group. This week’s lead image "The Blue Pill" by Mark T. Simmons (above) brilliantly captures the workers march to their destinations. Great diagonal lines caught and one can only guess the words this man is hearing on the phone. Please view the whole Apps Uncovered gallery to see more amazing iPhone images with descriptions from the artists of the techniques used on each piece. The Apps Uncovered gallery is a little different from most weekly showcases in that we invite artists to share their techniques and the apps used to create their images. Even more, we love to hear the stories behind the works. Click on any of the images to see more of that artists work in their Flickr Stream. To see the rest of this week’s outstanding talent and the techniques and stories behind them, please click here...
Celebrate iPhoneography Central Birthday App giveaway
Today (20 April 2013) is iPhoneography Central’s 2nd birthday and we’d like to celebrate in the usual way by giving you some nice apps to play with. Read More
Apps Uncovered Fri 19 April 2013
(above) Between the shadow and the soul by Jennifer Bracewell
Welcome to this week's Apps Uncovered – the weekly feature where iPC selects just 12 of the many hundereds of images submitted to the iPC Flickr group. This week’s lead image "Between the shadow and the soul" by Jennifer Bracewell (above) captures Jennifer's son with a Hipstamatic double exposure. Please view the whole Apps Uncovered gallery to see more amazing iPhone images with descriptions from the artists of the techniques used on each piece. The Apps Uncovered gallery is a little different from most weekly showcases in that we invite artists to share their techniques and the apps used to create their images. Even more, we love to hear the stories behind the works. Click on any of the images to see more of that artists work in their Flickr Stream. To see the rest of this week’s outstanding talent and the techniques and stories behind them, please click here...
Apps Uncovered Fri 14 April 2013
India by Chris Opel
Welcome to this week's Apps Uncovered – the weekly feature where iPC selects just 12 of the many hundereds of images submitted to the iPC Flickr group. This week’s lead image "India" by Chris Opel (above) captures a lovely moment of affection between two children. Please view the whole Apps Uncovered gallery to see more amazing iPhone images with descriptions from the artists of the techniques used on each piece. The Apps Uncovered gallery is a little different from most weekly showcases in that we invite artists to share their techniques and the apps used to create their images. Even more, we love to hear the stories behind the works. Click on any of the images to see more of that artists work in their Flickr Stream. To see the rest of this week’s outstanding talent and the techniques and stories behind them, please click here...
Apps Uncovered Fri 5 April 2013
Portrait ∆ by DraMan/ Roger Guetta
Welcome to this week's Apps Uncovered – the weekly feature where iPC selects just 12 of the many hundereds of images submitted to the iPC Flickr group. This week’s lead image is Portrait ∆ by Roger Guetta , and in the words of Bob Weil "an engaging image...[Roger] makes great use of Exclusion as a blend mode to draw the focus to the steely blue eyes of the model's eye...". Please view the whole Apps Uncovered gallery to see more of Bob's observations on each of the pieces and descriptions from the artists of the techniques used on each piece. The Apps Uncovered gallery is a little different from most weekly showcases in that we invite artists to share their techniques and the apps used to create their images. Even more, we love to hear the stories behind the works. Click on any of the images to see more of that artists work in their Flickr Stream. To see the rest of this week’s outstanding talent and the techniques and stories behind them, please click here...
Apps Uncovered Fri 29 March 2013
Selected by Nicki Fitz-Gerald (mostly)
Urban Isolation #5 by Mark T.Simmons
Apps Uncovered is out! – the weekly feature where iPC selects just 12 of the many hundereds of images submitted to the iPC Flickr group. This week’s lead image is "Urban Isolation #5 by Mark T. Simmons, a beautifully executed image of the stark and lonely interior of a subway (tube station). The Apps Uncovered gallery is a little different from most weekly showcases in that we invite artists to share their techniques and the apps used to create their images. Even more, we love to hear the stories behind the works. Click on any of the images to see more of that artists work in their Flickr Stream. To see the rest of this week’s outstanding talent and the techniques and stories behind them, please click here...
Apps Uncovered Fri 22 March 2013
Now, I see by Cedric Blanchon
Apps Uncovered is out! –This week iPC's Bob Weil has had the pleasure of selecting from the many hundereds of iPhoneography images submitted to the iPC Flickr group. Bob, once again has also waxed lyrical on each image which really adds an extra dimension to the image drawing out details and observations we have overlooked. This week’s lead image is "Now, I see" by the talented iPhoneographer Cedric Blanchon. Bob Weil comments that "Cedric can always be counted on to create a thought-provoking, surreal image." The Apps Uncovered gallery is a little different from most weekly showcases in that we invite artists to share their techniques and the apps used to create their images. Even more, we love to hear the stories behind the works. Click on any of the images to see more of that artists work in their Flickr Stream. To see the rest of this week’s outstanding talent and the techniques and stories behind them, please click here...
Apps Uncovered Fri 15 March 2013
Selected by Nicki Fitz-Gerald
Property of Brooklyn by Shel Serkin
Shel Serkin is one of the contributors to the new iPhoneography tutorial book "The Art of iPhone Photography - Creating great Photos and Art on your iPhone"
Apps Uncovered Fri 1-8 March 2013
Selected by Bob Weil & Nicki Fitz-Gerald
Rocker Artist by Sarah Jarrett
Apps Uncovered is out! –This week we have a bumper 24 images (12 from Bob Weil and 12 from me, Nicki) selected from the many hundereds of art and photography submitted to the iPC Flickr group. Bob Weil has also waxed lyrical on each image so depending on your time of day or mood pour a coffee, make a cup of tea or open a bottle of wine and enjoy the gallery. This week’s lead image is "Rocker Artist" by the unstoppable Sarah Jarrett. Bob Weil comments that "Sarah has developed a style all her own, and has made epic use of self-portraits to depict an amazing array of characters." The Apps Uncovered gallery is a little different from most weekly showcases in that we invite artists to share their techniques and the apps used to create their images. Even more, we love to hear the stories behind the works. Click on any of the images to see more of that artists work in their Flickr Stream. To see the rest of this week’s outstanding talent and the techniques and stories behind them, please click here...
iPC Flickr group reaches 1000+ members
Nicki FitzGerald 4 Mar 2013
I am delighted to announce the iPC Flickr group has now reached over 1000 members. Bob and I would like to thank you all for joining our group and giving us both the pleasure of looking through your amazing, inspiring images every week.The group has been growing steadily after if first opened shortly after iPhoneographyCentral went online in April 2011 and we continue to attract some of the most amazing iPhone artists and photographers in the world including the UK's Sarah Jarrett who won the prestigious MPA Photographer of the Year award this year! If you would like to join the Flickr group for a chance to be considered for this weekly feature please click here. Thank you to everybody who has submitted to the iPC Flickr group so far. We can't wait to see what talent the year 2013 will bring!
iPhoneographyCentral birthday prize giveaway coming soon...
Nicki FitzGerald 3 Mar 2013
iPhoneographyCentral will celebrate it's 2nd birthday in April and we will be giving away a signed copy of our new book The Art of iPhone Photography as a prize in our exciting competition (to be announced in April). Betweeen the covers of our new book "The Art of iPhone Photography" we have 350 pages of the world's most talented iPhone artists sharing their stories and techniques in 45 step-by-step tutorials ranging from street photography to fine art with a beautiful gallery section featuring all of the Artist's work. If you can't wait, more details are available to pre-order now on Amazon.
Apps Uncovered Fri 22 Feb 2013
Apps Uncovered is out! –The weekly feature where iPC selects just 12 of the many hundereds of images submitted to the iPC Flickr group. This week’s lead image is "Head Stand (2.17.13) by lisamjw, a beautifully executed image of flower gracefully taking its last bow. The Apps Uncovered gallery is a little different from most weekly showcases in that we invite artists to share their techniques and the apps used to create their images. Even more, we love to hear the stories behind the works. Click on any of the images to see more of that artists work in their Flickr Stream. To see the rest of this week’s outstanding talent and the techniques and stories behind them, please click here...
Apps Uncovered Fri 15 Feb 2013
Welcome my sister by Souichi Furusho
Apps Uncovered is out! –The weekly feature where iPC selects just 12 of the many hundereds of images submitted to the iPC Flickr group. This week’s endearing lead image is "Welcome my sister" by Souichi Furusho. Souicho's iPhone photography is always is always executed with a profound sensitivity, capturing quiet moments of stillness and this beautiful image is no exception. Thank you for sharing this lovely moment with us Souichi. The Apps Uncovered gallery is a little different from most weekly showcases in that we invite artists to share their techniques and the apps used to create their images. Even more, we love to hear the stories behind the works. Click on any of the images to see more of that artists work in their Flickr Stream. To see the rest of this week’s outstanding talent and the techniques and stories behind them, please click here...
Deco Sketch – brilliant geometric photo effects using brushes - Promo Code Giveaway
Here's a new app you just have to try! If you like experimenting with abstract shapes, patterns and brushes, you will LOVE this app as much as I do and the great news is it saves hi-resolution files easily good enough to output to print for later devices.
I haven't been this excited by an app for a long time. It's reminds of one of my favourite apps Decim8 but with much more control. What sets Deco Sketch apart from the rest is the versatility and scope of the huge variety of geometric brushes. If you have enjoyed experimenting with Photoshop brushes, I guarantee you will adore this app. Whether you like bright colours and softer shapes or harder angles and desaturated colours, Deco has something to offer the imaginative, playful and creative mind for both the doodler and the serious artist.
Above are a few quick experiments I did in Deco Sketch. You can start with a clean canvas or import your own photo. Whatever you do this with this app you'll suddenly realise that you've been on your iPad or iPhone far longer than you intended.
Grab a promocode now (first come, first served) or download from itunes here
You will not be disappointed! I expect to see this app cropping up on many an iPhone art image!
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To see galleries of some of the effects visit www.decosketch.com or buy on itunes
Deco Sketch is available for use on the iPad, iPhone, Android and Nook.
Apps Uncovered Fri 8 Feb 2013
Guilty by Ade Santora
Apps Uncovered is out! –The weekly feature where iPC selects a handful of the many hundereds of images submitted on the iPC Flickr group. This week’s cool selection of images has been chosen by Bob Weil and they don't get much cooler than Bob's choice of the unsettling image "Guilty" by Ade Santora, our lead image this week. The gallery is a little different from most weekly showcases in that we invite artists to share their techniques and the apps used to create their image. We also love to hear the stories behind the works. Click on any of the images to see more of that artists work in their Flickr Stream. To see the rest of this week’s outstanding talent, please click here...
Apps Uncovered Fri 1 Feb 2013
Melissa Vincent's piece above won an honorable award in the Visual fx category at the Mobile Photo Awards. Click here to see the apps she used to create this dreamy work
Melissa Vincent's beautiful charming work (pictured above) is this week's lead image which won an honorable mention in the Visual fx gallery at the Mobile Photo Awards 2013. Apps Uncovered is the weekly feature where iPC selects a handful of the many hundereds of images submitted on the iPC Flickr group. The gallery is a little different from most weekly showcases in that we invite artists to share their techniques and the apps used to create their image. We also love to hear the stories behind the works. Click on any of the images to see more of that artists work in their Flickr Stream. To see the rest of this week’s outstanding talent, please click here...
Nicki Fitz-Gerald wins Appstracts category at the Mobile Photo Awards!
Congratulations go out to iPC's Nicki Fitz-Gerald for winning the Appstracts/Painting category of the 2012 Mobile Photo Awards with "Fish Oil", AND securing four honorable mentions - her winning image will be printed and displayed at the SOHO GALLERY FOR DIGITAL ART in NYC from February 22-28, 2013! Congratulations also to Karen Divine, who earned the First Runner Up Designation with her wonderful piece! http://mobilephotographyblog.com/appstractsdigital-painting/
Apps Uncovered Fri 25 Jan 2013
Kissby Lydia Tan
The elegance of the pose and the use of vast negative space led Bob Weil to choose "Kiss" (pictured above) by Lydia Tan for this week's lead image. Apps Uncovered is the weekly feature where iPC selects a handful of the many hundereds of images submitted on the iPC Flickr group. The gallery is a little different from most weeklyshowcases in that we invite artists to share their techniques and the apps used to create their image. We also love to hear the stories behind the works. Click on any of the images to see more of that artists work in their Flickr Stream. To see the rest of this week’s outstanding talent, please click here... Nicki Fitz-Gerald (FlickrFitzy) I started out as an illustrator in London, mainly magazines and book covers, now full-time Graphic Designer in Weymouth Dorset. I never really got to grips with photography until my partner bought me an iphone 3, in 2010 and my world turned upside down (just how I like it). Now a hopelessly addicted iphoneographer who is "this close” to getting run over (while I get that shot!) or dropping the phone into the harbour or down a drain (while I get that shot!). Thanks to my patient partner and 10 year old son who is a regular model in my pix. My work can be found here: http://www.iphoneart.com/FlickrFitzy http://www.flickr.com/photos/52982031@N00/with/5576048001/
I started out as an illustrator in London, mainly magazines and book covers, now full-time Graphic Designer in Weymouth Dorset. I never really got to grips with photography until my partner bought me an iphone 3, in 2010 and my world turned upside down (just how I like it). Now a hopelessly addicted iphoneographer who is "this close” to getting run over (while I get that shot!) or dropping the phone into the harbour or down a drain (while I get that shot!). Thanks to my patient partner and 10 year old son who is a regular model in my pix.
My work can be found here:
http://www.iphoneart.com/FlickrFitzy
http://www.flickr.com/photos/52982031@N00/with/5576048001/