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A critique on social media/top 100 apps. 

FILTERS.

Sent from my iPhone 5

If this were a Rorschach

What's on your mind?

••• pointillism pop •••

@MinoMonsters HQ

#instacloth

I'm working on a series of trendy camera app imagery tshirts. 

They are basic white tees with (perhaps an overly) filtered image on the chest.

My inspiration comes from the trends I saw while visiting AU during the summer months. From the first time I spied one of these tees in Melbourne I was convinced that apps now have the functionality to Save To Tshirt. Woah, our iPhones are revolutionizing fashion too! ::updates status and posting pic to Path::

The shirts are called #instacloth

The first shirt, Sunday, is for sale by Redbubble

Xx day in Mt Eliza

Filters (I mean, camera apps) seem to be all the rage and are making news!

Hipstermatic in SF

Instagraming social network

...as they should be. Sadly, I have used my Nikon ONCE so far while on holiday. Now my iPhone 4S is ruling my photography life, I'm editing with Camera+ and sharing with Batch (pretty much due to laziness &or convenience).

So today I went hybrid. Played with Hipster and added some dazzle with Photoshop (the IRL-not-iPhone-version).

portsea // peninsula

TrueHDR.app 

(Australia doesn't need filters)

Summer in winter

It's hard to get in the "xmas spirit" when you're so used to the jolly, snowy, red & green image of the holiday (as fabricated by Coca-Cola). 

Well, in Australia Father Christmas is wearing a bikini poolside.

Coco for camera apps!

Since I broke my Nikon :( my iPhone has been my camera. 

And I have a growing obsession with iPhone apps.

Each app has some noteworthy features: an excuse to use a toy camera without developing film or shopping at Urban Outfitters (PictureShow), image cropping on the go (Camera+), filters to make your life look more interesting (Instagram), no need to be your own stitch assistant (Photosynth), and... well...

I don't know what to think about this one:

Pudding Camera (icon above in Korean characters) just confuses me. 

Maybe because it's in Korean. Or maybe because it takes quad photos so rapidly that if doesn't have time to focus, or maybe because its depth of field gets confused.

Oh well — MEXICAN DINNER CAT!

Fork chop, baby. Fork chop.

Bored at dinner? Try some fun juxtoposition with the app Diptic. 

It does what the name *suggests, makes a diptych.

Toy x10

PictureShow.app. It adds toy camera effects to photos.

Now everyone can be a hipster without the hassle of developing film. /wah