Gray’s Anatomy – I lost my iPhone! – By Richard Gray
It’s Friday again! Wow, the weeks seem to whizz past faster and faster – of course Friday’s around here mean one thing, Richard Gray’s Gray’s Anatomy column and this week is a bitter sweet recount of Richard and his escaping iPhone – don’t miss this, over to you Richard (foreword by Joanne Carter). ‘It’s every iPhone photographers nightmare – last Saturday, I lost my phone! I’d been at a music festival and had developed a small rip in my shorts, which, what with all the clambering around and stuffing things in my pockets, by the end of the day had developed into a huge hole around my upper…
Gray’s Anatomy – Wo ist mein Handy? – By Richard Gray
I hope this column doesn’t come across as too self-absorbed, but I will take the advice of someone on Twitter who recently said to me there was nothing wrong with celebrating one’s successes. Though on reflection, I’m not sure this is such a great success. I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed by leading German newspaper Bild about my iphoneography classes. In the article, I’m described as a Handy-Knipser and also (possibly) a Handy-Nutzer. I rather like these terms. The Handy-Knipser sounds a bit kinky, said one of my friends. But it reminded me of something I already knew from my previous job (I worked in a mainly German-speaking…
Gray’s Anatomy – what are you oggling at? – By Richard Gray
“This week saw the launch of Hipstamatic’s long-awaited photo-sharing app. And what have they decided to call their new app, I hear you ask? Well, no doubt after great investment in some expensive Los Angeles PR consultancy, they’ve settled on the name Oggl. OK, yes, like Flickr, Tumblr, Grmblr, they’ve missed out some letters. That’s the first five minutes of the consultant’s fee. But what about the actual meaning of the word. Or the things that people think of when they hear it. Did they road-test it in the UK? Possibly not. Did they even road-test it anywhere? Possibly not. The (presumably American) Urban Dictionary gives as an example of…
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Gray’s Anatomy – ‘And the winner is…’ – By Richard Gray
Sound of a drum roll. And I am delighted to annouce that Vivi Hansen is the winner in our Advanced competition, held jointly by The App Whisperer and Gray’s Anatomy (aka Richard Gray aka @rugfoot)! Vivi wins a place on my Advanced iPhoneography Group class, a course of five weekly evening sessions held in central London. The course is now sold out but stay tuned via the various traditional media for news of future courses. If you’re interested in seeing some of the cracking work produced by students on the first series of workshops, head over to our Flickr group here. Vivi won the competition with her wonderful image of…
Gray’s Anatomy – Amazing Competition!
It’s Friday again, another whirlwind week is drawing to a close and a long bank holiday weekend (in the UK at least) and what better way to start that than by reading Richard Gray’s latest Gray’s Anatomy column article. Take it away Richard (foreword by Joanne Carter). This week Gray’s Anatomy brings you something slightly different. Rather than the usual witty incisive analysis of the world of iphoneography, it brings you straightforward good news! Yes, good news! Which is that Richard Gray (the actual Gray’s Anatomy columnist) and the App Whisperer (home of Gray’s Anatomy) have teamed up to bring you the most amazing competition. (Whenever they say…
Win a place on Richard Gray’s Advanced iPhoneography Group Workshop – Worth £100
TheAppWhisperer.com is offering a place on the Advanced iPhoneography Group 5-week workshops run by Richard Gray, aka @rugfoot and Gray’s Anatomy columnist, starting May 13, 2013. Here’s what you have to do. Simply tag what you consider to be your most “advanced” photo of the last year #AiGChallenge on Instagram. It can be advanced in the sense of using very technical skills, or advanced in the complexity of its meaning, or because you think it breaks new ground or is experimental. You will also need to like theappwhisperer.com Facebook page by going to our homepage and scrolling down to the FB link – home page link Make sure you can…
‘Streets Ahead’ – Brand New Women’s Street Photography Column By JQ Gaines and Maddy McCoy
We are incredibly excited to announce that JQ Gaines and Maddy McCoy have joined The App Whisperer with a brand new Column entitled ‘Streets Ahead’. JQ Gaines already contributes to Parallel ll Perspectives with Catherine Restivo but this Column is very different and unique, as indeed they are all. The story behind the creation and concept of ‘Streets Ahead’ is an interesting one. One cold February night in 2013, Maddy McCoy and JQ Gaines found themselves walking up 8th Avenue (in NYC), engaged in an animated conversation that centered around a shared belief that women street photographers are under represented in the mobile photography community. Street photography has long been…
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Gray’s Anatomy – ‘The one man on Earth who hasn’t heard of Instagram’ – By Richard Gray
It’s happened again, another Friday is upon us, quicker than the last one, or so it seems and if you’re like us, a fan of Richard Gray’s column then this is excellent news, as we publish it, every single Friday. Over to you Richard (foreword by Joanne Carter). "William Eggleston has been described as the world’s greatest photographer. And he has no idea what (or who) Instagram is. He revealed this and a very limited number of other things in a recent interview with an illustrious panel of photographic luminaries published in The Independent. If you’re a fan of Eggleston’s work you might also be the sort…
Gray’s Anatomy – Jowls like a clean-shaven gerbil? – By Richard Gray
It’s Friday, so that means it’s Gray’s Anatomy! Each Friday, Richard Gray graces us with his humorous mobile photography column, Gray’s Anatomy and this week is no exception with Richard revealing all with his latest dieting plans and more! Don’t miss this – over to you Richard (forward by Joanne Carter). “I’m going on a diet. Spring has sprung and summer is on its way and I’ve got a couple of new tee shirts with some particularly funny things on them that I’d like to wear in the summer festivals without having to hold my breath the whole time. In the iPhoneography world, if you don’t like the…
Gray’s Anatomy – Are you self-obsessed? – By Richard Gray
Yes, it’s Friday again and that means one thing around here and one thing only, Richard Gray’s, Gray’s Anatomy column article. This week Richard discusses the psychology of ‘selfies’. Seriously, don’t miss this, over to you Richard. (Foreword by Joanne Carter). Are you a bit self-obsessed? Well, like my Mum always used to say if I said “very unique”, I’m not sure you can be “a bit” self-obsessed. But let’s go with it. And do you take photos? If your answers are yes and yes, you’ve probably taken a “selfie”. Or in highfalutin parlance, a self-portrait. Or in simple terms, a picture of yourself. With most smart phones,…
