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Following today's blog post; my most downloaded images over on Unsplash.
All shot on iPhone 📱
Not sure what I was playing at back then, but the inconsistency with warm/cool tones or white balance or whatever it is, is going to give me nightmares tonight 🤣
📍 Liverpool (top left)
📍 Belfast (top and bottom right)
📍 Milan (bottom left)
#blackandwhite #monochrome #architecture #photography #shotoniphone
Last blog post for March 💻 Shooting With an iPhone Vs a Full-Frame Camera 📱📷
As I’ve experimented with both a tiny sensor and its larger counterpart, a few observations have bubbled to the surface 🧐
From image quality and the benefits of both devices, to mobile shots that seem to basically be an AI-generated image of what you think you took a photo of 😳
https://mikehindle.uk/shooting-with-an-iphone-vs-a-full-frame-camera/
Writing up a post on photography with iPhone Vs a camera and stumbled upon this article.
Pretty interesting stuff. Most mobile photos seem to basically be an AI-generated image of what you think you took a photo of 😳
The moon thing on Samsung phones is especially concerning 🧐
I wonder how much of this is bullshit is also in cameras now, too?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/future/article/20260203-the-ai-that-quietly-edits-all-of-your-photos
Another piece from this week, working with Payne's gray and titanium white. Using value and texture to express how I'm feeling about a particular moment.
Tisha Mark ©2026, Unmoored, oil on gessobord, 6"x6"
Original is available (needs 2-3 weeks to dry):
I've just published a brand new blog post with some takeaways and reflections after nearly 3 weeks straight spent photographing dunes across the US. There are a handful of new images to go along the 5 key insights for better dune photos. Check it out below!
https://www.murraylivingston.com/blog/5-key-insights-for-better-dune-photos
#LandscapePhotography #NaturePhotography #landscape #photography #nature #blackandwhite
Ghosts from the past. A curious scene formed by the interplay between graffiti and a lonely wheelchair, inside an abandoned Italian "manicomio" (madhouse, or mental asylum). What meaning does this scene hold for you? Does it symbolise hope, despair, freedom or confinement?
#Story #Explore #Photography #AbandonedPlaces #LostPlaces #LostPlace #Graffiti #Art #MastoArt
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