TrueView Interview – What does your Work say about Mobile Photography and/or Mobile Art?” with Martin Duerr from Munich, Germany
Today, we are publishing a brand new TrueView Interview video, this time with the very talented Mobile Photographer, Mobile Artist/Illustrator and an TheAppWhisperer Tech Editor, Martin Duerr from Munich, Germany. We asked him, “What does your Work say about Mobile Photography and/or Mobile Art?”. Please watch the video and enjoy his answer…
This is a new section to TheAppWhisperer, we are so proud of all the wonderful artists who are contributing to our new section, ‘TrueView Interviews‘ is where we ask one singular question ‘What does your work say about Mobile Photography and/or Art?’ and it’s captured to video. This is such an exciting area, so many of you are working on your videos right now, we all want to see and hear you, what a joy and privilege it is. Thank you so much.
TrueView Interview
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Joanne Carter
Joanne Carter BA (Hons), ARPS is a British photographer, photography journalist, editor and curator, and the founder and editorial director of TheAppWhisperer.com, an independent international photography publication established in 2009.She holds a First Class Honours degree in Photography and is an Associate of the Royal Photographic Society (ARPS).Her journalism, criticism and editorial work have appeared in The Times, The Sunday Times, The Guardian, Financial Times, BBC, Vogue Italia, LensCulture, Popular Photography and NikonPro, among other international publications.Through TheAppWhisperer, she brings together academic knowledge, professional photographic expertise and more than 17 years of specialist editorial experience to examine contemporary photography, mobile imaging, computational photography, photographic applications and emerging imaging technologies.
One Comment
Meri Walker
I love that insight, Martin, that mobile art is the place where photography and illustration connect! Precisely! I used to employ “illustrators” when I was “just” a photographer and an editor and it’s been since I picked up the iPhone that I realized that I’m an “illustrator,” too. Of course. Love the way you’ve articulated this!