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Skip Hunt
Austin, Texas
You don’t need a camera bag full of gadgets, lenses, and tripods to get interesting, creative results. With a little thinking outside the box, all you need is a smart phone and a cool app or two. Read on to find out how working with the minimum of what you’ve got can actually enhance the creative process. The method discussed is also intended to further emulate human “seeing” and take a viewer even deeper into a shared experience at home or while traveling.
Trying to travel lighter and lighter… I decided to see how I could get by with only an iPhone for shooting and post processing. I did take a second compact that I had to use a few times, but I was surprised at just how often the iPhone 4 and a handful of apps was pretty much all I needed on the road.
When I got home and started looking at the edited images on a larger desktop screen, I was even more surprised at how well they hold up.
I’ll certainly take a higher-end compact on my next trip, but the following gallery proves to me that it won’t be much longer before an iPhone is the ONLY electronic gear I carry while traveling.
Here’s a gallery of just the iPhone 4 shot and app processed images from a month backpacking in Mexico: skip-hunt.artistwebsites.com/art/all/mexico+winter+2011/all
Hi,
Feeling much better now. Decided to get out and grab some snaps while I was out and about. Looks like Tumblr only supports 10 images for the slideshow feature, so I’ll save the other 4 in the series for tomorrow.
Hope you enjoy!
“January 12th” ~ Austin, Texas © 2010 Skip Hunt
