Redefining Smartphone Photography

[cgw]

Some striking shots here:

Redefining Smartphone Photography - The New Yorker

 

[Braineack]

subjective.

 

[cgw]

subjective.

And your point was?

Hard to disagree with this:

“Every shift in photography has been linked to a shift in technology,” the exhibit’s curator, Henry Jacobson, told me. “But what makes smartphone photography so different is the instantaneous sharing that this device enables.”

 

[Kanthaka]

Unfortunately, in the hands of most, their smartphones are used in bathrooms for selfies or for clichéd aerial food shots. Lots and lots of redefining is needed. But, I must say that I am curious as to which smartphones these photographers used.

 

[Forkie]

Am I the only one who can't see any images in that article?

 

[cgw]

Am I the only one who can't see any images in that article?

Wrong side of the pond? I often can't access stills and video on UK sites. Sorry!

 

[cgw]

Unfortunately, in the hands of most, their smartphones are used in bathrooms for selfies or for clichéd aerial food shots. Lots and lots of redefining is needed. But, I must say that I am curious as to which smartphones these photographers used.

The Nokia Lumia 1020 seems among the more popular models.

This guy has been experimenting heavily with it:

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