Recent content by Rocktapus

i rarely ever take any selfies...so i'm breaking rule #2...these photos were taken earlier this year...using a DiffCase, GorillaPod, and the self-timer on Camera+ i actually don't do yoga...but i have this weird ability to hold my balance for long periods of time. in the sunset photo, i am...

i like using it to bend perspective... like making a VERY small room look like a long wall... or having what is behind you and in front of you in the same photo: there's probably more creative ways to use it, but i haven't been experimenting with it.

i was looking at my negatives the other day, using my iPad as a light table...then it came to me that you can use your iPad + iPhone to scan your negatives if you really need to. the results will turn out alot better if you shoot slide film. there are 3 simple steps: 1. set your iPad to full...

i THINK you can use an "eye-fi" card for that... WiFi SD Cards: Eye-Fi Memory Cards: Wireless Photo and Video Uploads from your Camera to your Computer & the Web | Eye-Fi

an image of myself inside of an awkardly built room [imagine the willy wonka hallway] at The Exploratorium in San Francisco. shot with an iPhone 4S + wide angle lens edited with Big Lens, Pixlr-o-matic, and Pictory.[for the bunny ears]

my two entries....self portraits that bend perception. edit: shot with the default camera app on an iPhone 4S. colored with Pixlr-o-Matic.

i personally skin dive/open water swim and carry around a 35mm camera strapped around my torso. i really like the film cameras i have and would definitely recommend them....but i can see reloading film being a problem at greater depths. BUT one thing you should never do as a photographer is...

my friend does surf photography professionally, and uses a Canon DSLR. i forget the actual make, but he tells me his underwater housing costs way more than just the DSLR. [around $1000] and since he mainly does photography at the surface of the water...i don't know how deep the housing will...

theres an app called "SuperImpose" that can do this

a woman's silhouette creeping onto a glass mural allowing sunlight to illuminate her beverage. shot on an iPhone 4S didn't feel a need to do any further editing

here's my entry: i'm doing a project called "100 Strangers" with film photography, where i meet 100 strangers and take their portrait while telling my followers a little bit about them. this is Carmella, a really sweet lady i met at a beach called "Children's Pool" in La Jolla, CA...

before the iPhone came along...i was shooting with film, and had to stop for a while because it got really pricey to continue to shoot. then i learned about the Hipstamatic app, which is probably the closest to the feel of shooting film out of all the apps out there...and also the reason i...

i don't process my own film YET. mainly because i can't bring myself to do black & white..nothing wrong with the medium, its just that i used to be a painter and i LOVE color. also, the original post...i used expired Fuji Superia 200. and the most recent image i posted of the bikes in front...

yeah true. i don't think i'll do another iphone vs film project though....i'll only compare it with other shots of the same thing taken by different photographers. i'm just too lazy to take the same photo twice. and yeah, the shots were unprocessed.

didn't feel like starting a new thread....but here's some shots of the same thing taken by different photographers....: iphone photos: film photo: [cross processed] i didn't realize how closely iphones can mimic film cameras. also, i posted this to promote the idea of social photowalks...