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Mobile Photo Group: Mobile participation is driving the evolution of digital curation.
Blog post by MPG Member Oliver Lang:
I was recently asked to be the official mobile photographer for Vivid Ideas, a part of the Vivid Sydney festival. My role at the festival is to capture and quickly share key moments and behind the scene images from the amazing talks and presentations that are…
Fantastic article from fellow Oz mobile photographer Oliver Lang. I agree with him wholeheartedly and know the pressure of artistic expression vs feeding the hungry photo sharing beast. Would love to hear your thoughts on the article.
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Near Horsky Park #Bratislava #Slovakia
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Anonymous asked:Hi Misho your images are really beautiful I am a teacher of photography and currently a student. May I ask what Apps you are using, particularly to produce your amazing b&w shots.. Kind regards Liz Cobain
Hi Liz, I do most of my image capture with Pro Camera and my processing with Snapseed. All my recent BW processing is done with Snapseed’s recently updated BW tool. The introduction of colour channels gives you that little bit more control over your final BW look. Cheers, Misho
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Near the Kunsthalle in Wien #mobilephotography
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British Museum #London #mobilephotography
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British Museum #London #mobilephotography
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Mansion House Station #mobilephotography #london
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North Melbourne #Melbourne #mobilephotography
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Torquay #Victoria #mobilephotography
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Anzac Day Parade, Melbourne, 2012
Last Wednesday,Greg Briggs and I headed off early to document the Anzac Day Parade. For the non-Australian’s, Anzac Day commemorates Australian’s who have served and died in all wars, conflicts and peacekeeping operations.We made our way to Federation Square in the CBD and were met with truly terrible weather - it was raining, windy and cold. Unlike last year the square was nearly deserted with only a handful of war vets busily chatting to old friends. The only activity was in the queue to get into Young and Jacksons - Melbourne’s oldest pub. After a few laps of Swanston Street, we realised that the march was happening in reverse. We ran over the bridge, watch families and friends march in the rain and then retreated to the warmth of home.Here are six images from the morning.
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