Weekly pictures by a photographer taken as snaps from an Iphone. This is an experiment by me fashion photographer James Nader. I know that the iPhone is not the best for taking pictures but I believe that the apps combined with camera really make it very interesting to experiment. I have selected a range of apps that enable me to work in much the same way as I do in Photoshop, the difference being that I will wherever possible try to shoot an upload in the location or scenario that I am in. I will also link the site to another app which really is great and that I Audio Boo. This allows you to blog to your area and for others to listen. I will try ot implement this whilst shooting. Hope you can join me over these coming months whilst I experiment with all types of shots.

Wednesday, 3 June 2009

Yorkshire Dales UK


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Driving through Yorkshire Dales UK and thought this was quite interesting. It also shows that I get around!

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Wednesday, 27 May 2009

Covent Garden Street Artist


Just liked this, didn't think much of the act though!!!!!

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Covent Garden street artist


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Just liked the feel to this. As for the act, not great!

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Chicago graphics at the Cambridge Theatre London


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I loved the graphics and look of this theatre and added a little drama by cross processing this image and then cropping to a pleasing angle.

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The Bride to be!


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Walking through London Covent Garden area I cam across this lovely little pink car, it had 4 people in and stopped the traffic as it was finished off like a parcel:)

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Saturday, 23 May 2009

Distant Snowdonia Wales


Part of my audioboo voice blog describing the scene from Porthmadog. Converging perspectives framing lower point of Sowdon North Wales.

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Eye eye


Eye to eye contact!!!!!!

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Crashing Waves


Stunning shot of a stormy sea. Processed with camerakit. Stark blacks against warm tones creating silhouttes.

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Pwethelli Boardwalk


Interesting juxtaposed woodwork. Use of composition based on one thirds with horizon and centrepoint converging lines off centre. This works because of angles clouds and colours. Comments appreciated please.

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Abersoch Wales


Tidal river bed at Abersoch in North Wales UK, the river runs out into the wide expanse of sand and clear water. For this shot I processed it as black and white for a more dramatic effect.

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Tuesday, 19 May 2009

Gravestones


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A picture which has been rendered through camerakit. CEO tagged Porthmadog Wales.

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Monday, 18 May 2009

Stormy front


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Stormy seas crashing against the harbour wall. Taken in Wales UK. Black & White enhances the starkness of the environment.

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Criccieth Castle seen from concrete steps


One of the great Edward 1 castles which was build along the coastline can be seen on the hill in the background. Modern concrete set against the formidable strongold which has stood for over 700 years.

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An interesting colour combination


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Whilst out and about in Wales I was next to Carnaerfon Castle and was gathering images for the blog and was interested in the colour saturation and composition.

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Sunday, 10 May 2009

Spiderman


Woke up this morning to find Spiderman had actually appeared in our room?

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Saturday, 9 May 2009

Black and White version of the solitary tree


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I love black and White and as I have been darkroom trained and spent most of my pre digital life in a darkroom, having the ability to do black and White digitally is great!

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Thursday, 7 May 2009

Solitary tree


A tree no longer bearing leaves but a great skeleton of it's former self. Seen whilst driving, shot on the iphone and then optimised with Photogene.

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Tuesday, 5 May 2009

Another colour test


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Customizing of images


I have spent some time finding some good and reliable software for image manipulation on the iPhone and one called photogene seems very good.

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Thursday, 30 April 2009

Spring scene in UK

This scene was just crying out for a shot, whilst driving though the countryside I happened across this and as the flowers only last another 2 weeks max I thought, now or never. I uploaded via blog app and used an art app to enhance and sharpen the image. No cropping just as the camera on the phone captured it.

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About Me and what i do

My photo
This blog is only showcasing images from my IPhone. I like the ability shoot photography and edit them on the Iphone. We all know that the camera is not great but the apps available help to make an ordinary picture a little better. I also like the ability to shoot and update the bog weekly as and when I feel the need. Please follow this for regular updates. I have been a photographer for over 18 years an have worked as a commercial Advertising Photographer and still working as well know Fashion Photographer. I have two sites www.photoworkx.co.uk and www.jamesnader.com feel free to visit and see what I really do. Link to my site is http://www.photoworkx.co.uk James

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About This Blog

I wanted to set a blog that enabled me to send pictures on a whim or when ever an image seems different or interesting. The fact that I am using an IPhone means I will have to think about the shot a little more and frame it better than normalas they tend to be a little bit quirky to use. I do however love the full range of editing aps that you can get for it. I have donwloaded a few to give me a similar set of editing facilities as within Photoshop.

I am using the following aps.

Photo FX
Cell Spin, changed this as it was buggy
Now using Blog Writer
Old Camera
Photogene
PhotoCanvas

I am uploading images via Blog Writer

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