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Tag Archives: #iphonegraphy
PSA – How to save your phone from a watery grave
This WIRED article (link HERE) makes clear that using a hairdryer and/or putting your phone in a bag of rice are not good ideas. Your best strategy (my take on the article): Turn your phone off ASAP to prevent short … Continue reading
Grohmann Atrium Staircase, Late Afternoon on an Overcast Day
I’m behind on everything. Teaching online during a pandemic has presented a tremendously steep learning curve, and in addition, anything I do takes at least twice as long as it would in the analog world. My students have been wonderful, … Continue reading
Black and white versions (for Rose❤️)
Rose asked in a comment if I could share a black-and-white version of the Grohmann Museum photo from my last post. Here are two slightly different B/W versions. One has more contrast and the blacks are pretty crushed, so you … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged #iphonegraphy, Black and white photography, Grohmann Museum, iPhoneography, iPhonography
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Good Day Sunshine
Taken with my iPhone while stopped at a traffic light on my way to work earlier this week. Thank you, Apple, for making it so easy to capture images in places and at times that would have been impossible otherwise. … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged #iphonegraphy, iPhone, iPhoneography, iPhonography, Sun breaking through clouds
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Sixth Street Viaduct
I took this photo of the Sixth Street Viaduct over Milwaukee’s Menomonee Valley while waiting to cross the street after dropping my younger daughter off at the train station this morning. She caught the 8:05 Amtrak Hiawatha for a field trip with her art history classmates … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, Art, Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged #iphonegraphy, bike rentals, Bublr Bikes, iPhoneography, iPhonography, Milwaukee, Sixth Street Bridge, Sixth Street Viaduct
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Geometric Reflections on Spring
Trees are sprouting leaves and it feels like spring is finally here! Took this photo on MSOE’s campus in downtown Milwaukee as I walked from one meeting to another yesterday around noon.
Posted in architecture, Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged #iphonegraphy, geometric images, office building windows
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Milwaukee City Hall – Morning Reflection
Taken with my iPhone about 8:15 a.m. at the corner of Broadway and State, from inside a vestigial entryway of the old Blatz Brewing Bottle House (now MSOE’s Campus Center) so I could avoid lens flare in a spot sheltered from … Continue reading
Posted in Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged #iphonegraphy, Blatz Brewing Bottle House, Milwaukee City Hall, MSOE
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Two views of City Hall
From the front, a photo I really liked—except I cut off the bell tower’s tippy-top and the flag. From two blocks away, several days later (and by accident, as what I really “saw” was the cool, low-angled view up at the … Continue reading
Posted in Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged #iphonegraphy, Downtown Milwaukee, Millwaukee City Hall, office building windows
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Champagne and Christmas Tree Lights (Photo)
Taken with my iTouch last night when I noticed how the lights of our tree sparkled through my midnight champagne. Happy 2014!
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged #iphonegraphy, champagne, Christmas tree lights, iPhoneography, iPhonography, iPod, photography, reflected light, wine glass
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#iphoneography
I just discovered a terrific Twitter hashtag: #iphoneography. (There are also parallel hashtags #iphonegraphy and #iphonography.) If you love photography, you’ll enjoy following this “conversation.” You probably already know about it, in fact. I’m usually late to the party. Basically #iphoneography, … Continue reading