We had the first big snow of the season here in Montréal this past weekend, and I took a walk in my neighborhood park while it was coming down heavy.
iPhone camera in a snow storm.
We had the first big snow of the season here in Montréal this past weekend, and I took a walk in my neighborhood park while it was coming down heavy.
iPhone camera in a snow storm.
I have been thinking about creating a new photography blog for some time. This update is not it. What I did here was switch from my much altered, out-of-the-box, WordPress “Twenty Ten” theme to “Twenty Fourteen”. The process was an exercise, and a refresher course, in tweaking themes efficiently.
I used a crop of the following image for the fall 2014 header:
iPhone camera in the neighborhood.
Now that we are living in Montréal, and experiencing our first winter here, I need to get some gloves that are functional (and warmish) for shooting with a DSLR on cold days. At sub zero degrees centigrade the hands get cold very quickly–especially those of this recent coastal California transplant. For now, the iPhone is quick and easy. Here’s me and Maggie on New Year’s Day at Parc Maissonneuve.
iPhone 5s selfie at -17°C (1°F). Bonne Année! Happy New Year!
Happy May Day! Shout-out to the workers of the world!
This afternoon we headed off to band rehearsal and several miles down the road I realized I’d forgotten to bring a camera. Damn damn damn! “Not so” says I to myself several minutes later, “I’ve got my iPhone.” So here’s an iPhone shot I took (using the Pro HDR app) of the view just across the road from our rehearsal space.
iPhone substituting at a rehearsal.