Light Stalking

@cowboygrrl wonderful dark shape behind the naked ladies; red violet and yellow green are scrumptious.

It’s still Monday in Kansas. I’ve been experimenting with how close I can get to my object of desire with the iPad. Taken from inside a dark room through a lace curtain and window screen.

iPad 3 cropped […]

I broke the glass on my first iPad when I dropped it trying to take photos – I had the useless magnetic cover which detached. Hadn’t even had it for a week. My personal annoyance, along with the ones @mikell mentioned, is that when I rotate the screen the shutter button also moves. I need to [...]

Almost forgot mobile Monday. Temperature finally dropped below 100 F so I was thrilled to get outside. I used the iPad and walked around behind the sprinkler stream trying to get the sun at the right angle and not drench the device.

@mikell – yes, a more painterly approach helps tp deal with the sharpness issue. Sometimes limitations are opportunities.

There is a hole in the bottom of the box for the lens, and a hole on the side for my thumb to hit the shutter. I should patent this.

Scout

Re Mikell, I really like how you set up the composition on your photo, working with the near and far. Seems rather mysterious and grand. I agree about the iPad. I just try to have fun with. I do like to play with the reverse camera feature – so I wander around the yard trying [...]

Hullo all,
I’ve used the iPhone 3 with a pano ap. Although the merge kind of sucks, I’m quite proud of the tea box that I cut up to put my camera in so that I could actually see the screen on a bright, hot, and windy day. Wind is about 30 mph.

Yes, please. Mobile Monday sounds perfect. Would iPad or other like device fit here?