What has it done to us?
Well, I found that having a camera phone with a half decent (for a phone!) camera, that it saw me doing a lot of “snapping” on my iPhone, and getting out my dSLR for the more serious stuff.. But “why” yeah, a lot of people say, if you have your dSLR, why don’t you just use it for every shot? Well, sometimes I just don’t want to, I just want to snap and send or upload or tweet or flickr or facebook… you know, not process and decide and be serious…. I’ve found, over the last four days that having a very convenient, always with me iPhone with a decent (for a phone!) camera, has been really great!… Here’s a few pictures from the last four days…
Does convenience outweigh quality?
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These images really speak to the fact that it is the photographer that creates the image – not the gear. I find almost all of these compelling – because of composition and vision – not because of megapixels, fast glass or any other gear head sort of thing.
Hey Jeff, Thanks for that
I am actually going to use the iPhone on the next gig (Live Music) I shoot, could be fun to try!