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Mobile Photography / Art New Year Resolutions 2017 From Around The World
When we think of a new year, we sometimes think of a fresh start and with that, our minds start racing with ways to improve on what we did last year. Sometimes, New Year Resolutions are ambitious, sometimes less so but all are supposed to hold the promise of commitment for the entire year. This can be difficult to achieve and it can be hard to keep up the enthusiasm but not impossible. It’s important to not only enjoy big goals but also to enjoy the little things, looking at the stars at night, walking barefoot in the grass… essentially bring more peace to our lives. In many ways, following…
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Mobile Photography / Art New Year Resolutions 2016 From Around The World
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Mobile Photography Interview with Amy Leibrand – ‘Confrontational Story-Telling’
As many of you will know, among the assortment of hats that I wear, writing for the BBC and Vogue, I am also Contributing Editor to LensCulture. I have a brand new interview in the works, which will be published soon and in the meantime, with kind permission of LensCulture, I will be republishing my work to our beloved TheAppWhisperer website – the most popular mobile photography and art site in the world. You can view the original post on LensCulture here. Last week I published Lee Atwell’s ‘Angels in Streets’ interview, if you missed that, please go here. Today, I am publishing ‘Bursting the Bounds of (Mobile) Photography’, with…
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My Latest LensCulture Article Published with Amy Leibrand
Fabulous! I am delighted to announce that my latest article as Contributing Editor for LensCulture has just been published. This time I interviewed Amy Leibrand about her stunning mobile photography. “I’m always looking for something to exaggerate, oversized lips or legs or the absence of flesh in a portrait. Some sort of odd composition or feature to make the viewer stop, take notice and (most importantly), ask questions.” —Amy Leibrand in conversation with LensCulture Contributing Editor, Joanne Carter “Leibrand’s world exploded when she was introduced to the work of Kristamas Klousch and Francesca Woodman. Both of these photographers’ work is dark, sensual and often provocative. It appealed to Leibrand not…
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Mobile Photography Interview – A Day In The Life of Amy Leibrand – An Incredibly Talented And Fabulous Photo Manipulator
Welcome to our very exciting interview column on theappwhisperer.com. This section entitled “A Day in the Life of…” is where we take a look at some hugely influential, interesting and accomplished individuals in the mobile photography and art world… people that we think you will love to learn more about. This is our 109th installment of the series. If you have missed our previous interviews, please go here. Today we are featuring Amy Leibrand, known online as @_thisspace_, she describes her work as haunting, yet feminine, considering herself a manipulator of images, not a photographer. Her work in digital, film, and mobile genres has gained international attention through exhibits at…
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Mobile Camera Club – Opening of the first 3.0 gallery Paris, March 6 2014
We are very excited to bring you news that the Mobile Camera Club gallery will host the second edition of Mobile Photo Paris from March 6 to March 29 2014. One exhibition, two openings: Thursday, March 6 2014 from 6 PM Sunday, March 16 from 3 PM Located in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, Mobile Camera Club will exhibit mobile photography in all its forms. The name of the gallery is a tribute to camera clubs and photographic societies, which were the real “test kitchens” of the early photographic years. It is also a reference to Alfred Stieglitz, a photographer and gallery-owner born 150 years ago, who was a real…
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Mobile Camera Club – Opening of the first 3.0 gallery Paris, March 6 2014
We are very excited to bring you news that the Mobile Camera Club gallery will host the second edition of Mobile Photo Paris from March 6 to March 29 2014. One exhibition, two openings: Thursday, March 6 2014 from 6 PM Sunday, March 16 from 3 PM Located in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, Mobile Camera Club will exhibit mobile photography in all its forms. The name of the gallery is a tribute to camera clubs and photographic societies, which were the real “test kitchens” of the early photographic years. It is also a reference to Alfred Stieglitz, a photographer and gallery-owner born 150 years ago, who was a real…
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Mobile Photography New Year Resolutions From Around The World – Part 1!
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BackLight Magazine Issue No 6 – Featuring Mobile Photographers
Blacklight Magazine Issue 6 is now available with 90 pages featuring the art of twenty nine talented photographers on one theme ‘Crazy’. There are also phototalks, best of Tribegram, lightpainting 101, double exposure and more. We are particularly delighted to see the work of many of the mobile photographers that we have featured on The App Whisperer, including images from Nettie Edwards, Eloise Capet, Amy Leibrand, Damien Giard, Fred Catania, Sebastien Appiotti, Cedric Blanchon, Aylin Argun, Valerie Ingalls and Joelle Meyers. Backlight is a non-profit magazine, we strongly recommend you purchase this magazine and help contribute to its growth. Go here to purchase a print copy, or you can download…
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Flickr Group Showcase – January 27, 2013 – Mobile Photography & Imagery
We have put together another very special Flickr group showcase , our fourth of 2013 with some of our favorite images submitted this week. The quality of submissions continues to rise every week, so we have decided to make our showcases that much bigger to incorporate as much of this stunning mobile art and photography as we can and to get it out to a wider audience. Each image can be viewed on Flickr by clicking on the relevant artist below: With special thanks this week to: Lea Zimany, Lisa Waddell, Sacha Dohmen, Wilder Biral, Gizemkarayavuz, Donna French, Ali Jardine, Paolo Berni, Ruthie St Steven, VeroicainMo, Zoee Nuage, Vicki Oseland,…
