Mobile Photography – Instagram TAKEOVER with @youmobile – Days 1 – 2
We are so excited with our brand new takeover of our Instagram account. This is a period of celebration and recognition, we start firstly with the founding father of @youmobile, one amazing person with a subtle yet precise and sharp eye for the common day to day moments, Milan is his playground, and its people his subjects! This photo, however is different: his love for family is unconditional and here we can see it in first person, framed in a fable like surroundings, his family. Thanks for being who you are Fabio!
Day 2 continues with celebration and recognition this time The General of @youmobile, Luison, he has never missed one showcase nor a feature, with good weather or blizzard and thunderbolts, his post will be regular as a Swiss clock. I remember once he was intent in saving a man attacked by 20 heavily laser-gun-armed martians, as superheroes do, and yet while with one arm fending them off, with the other he was still posting on instagram for youmobile! Luison’s photos are a trademark, recognisable from far away, his eye catches the life of Madrid, it’s people and their behaviours! A beauty to see!
Please take a look at our @TheAppWhisperer Instagram account to follow all the goings on and please also tag your images with #TheAppWhisperer, so that they can be found and potentially featured.
Day 2 @youmobile – @luison_street
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Dilshad Corleone
Dilshad Corleone aka italianbrother on Instagram, albeit in love with the photography of Henri Cartier-Bresson and his 35mm format, considers himself to be a true iphoneographer. His street photography has been exhibited at the Vyner Studio in London for the Photomonth East London (October 2012), at KCC Chelsea in London A collective Iphoneography Exhibition (November 2012), at the Truman Brewery in London for the Iconic London Exhibition (December 2012), at the Unit24 Gallery in London MobilePixation Mobile Arts Exhibition (December 2012), At the Laboratorio de Artes Variedades, Guadalajara, Mexico for the Dreams Without Borders Exhibition (December 2012 – January 2013), at the Garden Gate Creativity Centre in Berkeley, California and at the Galerie OutOfMyMind in Bremen, Germany as part of the Third Wave Iphoneography Exhibition (January 2013), at MacWorld International Conference in Los Angeles as part of the Mobilmasters Exhibition (Januarry/February 2013), Soho Gallery For Digital Arts in New York as part of the Mobile Photo Award Exhibition (February 2013). Dilshad’s work is gracing the wall of private owners in London, Italy, France, Spain and the USA, and he is a columnist for Theappwhisperer.com. Dilshad has travelled widely all over the world, especially in East Asia, Africa and recently in Iraq where he worked in an orphanage as a volunteer. His Iphoneography have a strong feel of the old 1920’s 1930’s photography and he loves the grunge, the dirt, and the grit. Dilshad is also fond to portray the unspoken London, the untold London, with heavily blurred background, men with big, long beards, hats and characteristic and peculiar faces. Iphoneography and Street-photography has given him the power to tell his stories, what he sees and what touches him.
