Taken with my iPhone last Sunday morning sitting in a coffee shop with photography friends.
Tag: iPhone
The Endless Stairwell
Last evening I was at a show opening at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Toronto at the invitation of a friend. The building is an old factory, and still has that vibe; he showed me a stairwell that went nowhere and I thought it was the perfect spot for a portrait, so out came the iPhone.
Early Morning Pictorial
Another pictorial-style image, this time of the cross walk at the bottom of my street. Image taken with my iPhone, then some work in post.
Bridge Over Troubled Times
In nearby Taylor Creek Park this afternoon, shooting a bridge with my iPhone in pano mode with the wide angle lens. Going for distortion of reality again. Nothing is normal.
Cacophony
I took this image this past Wednesday with my iPhone on Pano mode. Looking into an empty barbershop, the interior is overwhelmed by reflections but I do like the look.
A View From a Pedestrian Bridge
Out yesterday with photography friends, and as we crossed over the pedestrian bridge near the Pape/Gerrard area I too this panoramic image of the neighbourhood.
TTC Station Entrance
I had not used this entrance to the Yonge/Bloor TTC station, and so when I used it for the first time on Saturday I had to try panorama!
Withrow Park
I am still having fun with the panoramic mode on my iPhone. I am trying to dial it back, making the effect more subtle.
I went to Withrow Park today and I liked these two. The colour image has a Lomo Purple style colour treatment.
Unreality Continues
My images continue t move away from objective reality. On the Danforth in Toronto this morning. I used the panorama setting on my iPhone 15, then in post gave the image a colour treatment vagely akin to the look from Lomography Turquoise C-41 film.
Colour at the Crosswalk
I normally tend to black and white imagery, but this morning the intense blues and oranges of the crosswalk at about 6:45 am really struck me. Also, there was no traffic so I was able to stand in the middle of the road to quickly get the shot with my iPhone.
My Third Eye 