Mini Mobile Portfolio Review (MMPR) – Davide Capponi
I am delighted to publish in full our latest Mini Mobile Portfolio Review (MMPR), this time for Davide Capponi. As we mentioned in our original post for this new section, see here, we are committed and most of all deeply passionate about mobile photography and mobile art and we have been a leading force in this area for many years. Our new MMPR section is a fully confidential service, unless the artist agrees for us to publish the review, as in this case with Alon. Miranda Gavin is our editor for this section, she is a writer, blogger, editor, educator and photographer. She regularly reviews professional portfolios – Photomonth (2009-12),…
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2015 Sony World Photography Awards – Call for Entries – Enter For Free Today!
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Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2015 Call for Entries…With Mobile Category WILD-I
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The Ultimate Gift Guide for iPhone Photographers by Austin Mann – TheAppWhisperer
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