excitement!

I'm one of ten photographers showing photos at the Matre Gallery in Atlanta, Georgia, Oct. 7-31, 2011. The exhibit is focused on iphone photography, and all photographers are also part of The Art of Iphoneography, written by Stephanie C. Roberts. The book is available in English in the US and the UK, and it's been translated into German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and Dutch. A Finnish translation is coming out in May of next year.

more photography news

I am thrilled to have an image in the upcoming exhibit PIXELS: The Art of Iphone Photography, at the Orange County Center For Contemporary Art, March 31-April 30, 2011. All images in the show can be seen following this link. The show is put together by the folks behind the site Pixels - The Art of the Iphone.

it's coming, on april 4!

I'm excited to finally being able to tell you that I'm one of the contributors to Stephanie Roberts' new book The Art of Iphoneography: A Guide to Mobile Creativity. The book is a practical guide to using your mobile phone to make art, and it will be available in the US through Barnes&Noble, Amazon, and Urban Outfitters. The book will be published simultaneously in the United Kingdom. The companion website, with previews and other good stuff, is here.

the i.phonography book

I'm very happy to have one image in this book by Attilio Lauria. It's a collection of iphone photography from a contest and an exhibit held in Paola, Italy, in the fall of 2010. The book is published through blurb.com, and it is available for purchase online. In addition to 100 images, the book also contains essays in which the curators discuss iphoneography from a theoretical point of view. The book is a great introduction to an emerging art form.

the blue metal doors

it's been raining lately (II)

it's been raining lately (I)

leaning into the curve

wet winter road, and ivy

racing her little brother (and winning)

someone's coming

mid-winter palm tree

friends

the skater

the rains are starting

it looks abstract, but it's really part of a building

angles

she ran into a friend

late afternoon sun

on their way to class