Honored to be among the 50 finalists chosen for the 2011 IPA MOBILE ARTIST GRANT.
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Honored to be among the 50 finalists chosen for the 2011 IPA MOBILE ARTIST GRANT.

PROPAGANDA No. 01 ©2011 Max Berkowitz #iPhoneography flickr | twitter | iphoneart | pixels | eye’em
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PROPAGANDA No. 01
©2011 Max Berkowitz #iPhoneography
flickr | twitter | iphoneart | pixels | eye’em

Honored to have two of my images THE DIVER & ANTICIPATION chosen to be featured on MASHABLE yesterday in a piece titled 10 Terrific Tilt-Shift iPhone Photos. Thanks go out to Amy-Mae Elliott at Mashable for choosing my photos to feature alongside those of my fellow iPhoneographers Robert Yaskovic, Sherry Chen, !Phone, Sascha Unger, Scott Williams, Stephen Hollingsworth, Mariano Lopez & Curly Phil. Click through to see more…

*Trucks Image courtesy of Flickr, Michael Sutton

Tilt-shift has been around in analog photography for years, but a crop of iPhone apps that simulate the effect has led to some great iPhotography experiments.

You’re no doubt familiar with the classic tilt-shift photos that makes cityscapes look like toy towns with “fake miniature” people and vehicles. Here, we’ve looked beyond that and found 10 fantastic photos that make use of the shallow depth of field to great effect.

Have a look through the gallery below for our hand-picked tilt-shift showcase. Let us know in the comments below which ones you think have made best use of the special effect.

Source: Mashable

This is an open call for submissions for the Pixels: The Art of iPhone Photography exhibition. Existing Pixels’ artists will shortly receive an email regarding submitting pictures already on the site and other submission options. An open call for iPhonographic art to be exhibited at the Orange County Center For Contemporary Art, March 31-April 3o, 2011. All photos MUST be shot with and processed using an Apple iPhone.  No computer-based processing allowed.  Any model of the iPhone may be used. *Any image found to be taken with another device or processed on a computer or iPad will result in entrant being disqualified and forfeiture of entry fee. Note: Pictures shot and apped on iPod Touch are eligible for submission. Winning entries will be printed and exhibited in the month-long exhibition. There will be a program printed with all works, which will be available for sale. Entry Fee:  $30.00 for five entries *This information was gleaned directly from the PIXELS website. Please visit the PIXELS website to find out more about this exhibit.
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This is an open call for submissions for the Pixels: The Art of iPhone Photography exhibition. Existing Pixels’ artists will shortly receive an email regarding submitting pictures already on the site and other submission options.

An open call for iPhonographic art to be exhibited at the Orange County Center For Contemporary Art, March 31-April 3o, 2011.

All photos MUST be shot with and processed using an Apple iPhone.  No computer-based processing allowed.  Any model of the iPhone may be used. *Any image found to be taken with another device or processed on a computer or iPad will result in entrant being disqualified and forfeiture of entry fee.

Note: Pictures shot and apped on iPod Touch are eligible for submission.

Winning entries will be printed and exhibited in the month-long exhibition. There will be a program printed with all works, which will be available for sale.

Entry Fee:  $30.00 for five entries

*This information was gleaned directly from the PIXELS website. Please visit the PIXELS website to find out more about this exhibit.

Source: pixelsatanexhibition.com