iPhonegraphy became a noticeably massive hit mostly when the recognition of Instagram came about. I remember reading a photography magazine a few years back, and a travel photographer was introducing his new found obsession for the polaroid-inspired images he could capture, then edit with the edgy filters on Instagram. At the time of discovering the App, I seem to remember that he was on a Greek island and had put down his Nikon DSLR and swapped it for his trusty smartphone to capture the essence of the Grecian landscapes. I instantly stopped mid-article and downloaded the very App from AppStore- this is when my relationship with Instagram blossomed. I'm constantly refreshing my feed and uploading (pointless) photos on a daily (ahem hourly) basis. Oops. Check out and follow my ever growing collection of images on the link at the bottom of this post if you fancy..
Back to the point about iPhonegraphy. I bought three mini lenses from eBay last week for my iPhone; a fish-eye lens, a wide angle lens and a macro lens. All for just £7.25; everybody loves a bargain. They clip on to a magnet ring that you stick around the iPhone camera. I was absolutely amazed at the macro lens, so so fab. These are a few of my first results. Photography wise- pretty basic- but you get the idea..
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| Dandelion bud - Macro lens |
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| Dandelion bud - Macro lens |
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| Greenway, my favourite field - Fish-eye lens |
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| Wide angle lens |
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| Macro lens |
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| The depth of field on a macro lens is the reason I loveeee it so much! |
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| Sunshine in my bedroom #brbchasinglight |
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| The beauty blue eyed monster- my Mum! |
I'll add another post with more photos taken with my new lenses once I've had a chance to use them.
