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iPhone Photography – Abstract

By Hendra Lauw
Posted on 03/06/2013 in iPhoneography, Photoblog

iPhone Photography - Abstract

We know that energy can not be created nor destroyed but can be changed in it’s form. If it can not be formed then it can not exist. We may not exist. ~ Mohammed Ali

The above are the screen shot of thumbnails of abstract images I took using iPhone just now. I pointed the iPhone to some light sources outside of my apartment and started shooting by moving the iPhone in a circular motion. Shutter speed was set to 1 sec using the 645Pro app. Just having some fun before I go to bed after spending hours working from home today.

Hope you all had a great weekend.

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Live your life, live in the moment

By Hendra Lauw
Posted on 01/06/2013 in iPhoneography, Photoblog

Butterfly - Live in the Moment

The butterfly counts not months but moments, and has time enough. ~ Rabindranath Tagore (1861 – 1941)

 

Mobile Photography – The Alley

By Hendra Lauw
Posted on 22/05/2013 in iPhoneography, Photoblog

Shot with iPhone last Sunday night near the construction site of the Jalan Besar MRT station.

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The curve of nature

By Hendra Lauw
Posted on 16/05/2013 in iPhoneography

Mobile photography - The Curve of Nature

Mobile photography of young banana leaf, shot with iPhone 4s using the 645Pro app. Minor post-processing was done on iPhone using the FilterStorm app.

Mobile Street Photography in Singapore – Raining in Bugis

By Hendra Lauw
Posted on 15/05/2013 in iPhoneography, Photoblog

iPhone Street Photography

I was making my way to the Bugis train station from Bencoolen when it rained that night in September last year. I stopped in front of a shop, took shelter from the rain and started taking panning shots of people walking with their umbrellas and shopping bags above their heads using the Hipstamatic app on iPhone 4s. The ‘film’ and ‘lens’ combination was John S Lens and Blackey SuperGrain black and white film. My favorite Hipstamatic combination for black and white images. What’s your favorite Hipstamatic setting for black and white shots?

Enjoy the rest of the images below.

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Men in Black

By Hendra Lauw
Posted on 12/05/2013 in iPhoneography, Photoblog

Men in Black - a Hipstamatic shot on iPhone 4s

Men in black walking along the promontory at the Marina Bay. Shot with iPhone 4s, Hipstamatic app, John S Lens and Blackey SuperGrain film.

A Temple at Telok Ayer Street

By Hendra Lauw
Posted on 11/05/2013 in iPhoneography, Photoblog

iPhone Photography - Thian Hock Keng temple at Telok Ayer street.

Thian Hock Keng temple is the oldest and the most important Hokkien temple in Singapore. Its construction started in 1839 and was completed in 1842. In 1973, it was gazetted as a national monument.

Image was shot last night on iPhone 4s using the 645Pro app. The Jpeg file that came out from this app was 8MB! Enough details for Jpeg.

Moving

By Hendra Lauw
Posted on 07/05/2013 in iPhoneography

iPhone Photography by Hendra Lauw - Moving at Changi Airport

iPhone 4s shot using SlowShutter app and converted to black and white using Noir app. Taken at Singapore Changi Airport early this year.

Rush Hour at the Train Station

By Hendra Lauw
Posted on 06/05/2013 in iPhoneography

iPhone Street Photography by Hendra Lauw

Rush hour at the train station, shot with iPhone 4s using an app called SlowShutter. Converted to black and white using an iPhone app called Noir.

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Alive but dying

By Hendra Lauw
Posted on 23/04/2013 in iPhoneography, Photoblog

iPhone Photography - Alive but Dying.

Shot with iPhone 4s.

Midnight at Little India

By Hendra Lauw
Posted on 21/04/2013 in iPhoneography, Photoblog

Buying drink at Little India at midnight.

It’s been a while since I went out shooting just for myself. I felt the urge yesterday and decided to go to Little India at midnight to shoot. It was quiet. Some have gone to sleep on a concrete bench near Desker Road. He is probably homeless. Some were still happily playing carrom. And for some, the night was still young and hence buying some drinks from a “closed” shop is needed.

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Lo-Mob – Black and White iPhone Photography

By Hendra Lauw
Posted on 04/12/2012 in iPhoneography, Photoblog

Lo-Mob - Black and White iPhone Photography

I downloaded the Lo-Mob app for my iPhone 4s few months ago, but have not really used it yet, until now. I played with it by shooting my Olympus OM-1N and some boxes of Ilford black and white film in the background. Focus was on the word “Olympus” and look at the bokeh produced. Not bad at all. I then applied one of the black and white filters that comes with the app, 30′s Contrast 2. It has a slightly hazy and vintage black and white look. Love it!

My Home My Playground

By Hendra Lauw
Posted on 16/11/2012 in iPhoneography, Photoblog

I returned to the Manila North Cemetery in May this year after visiting the place few times between 2006 and 2008, I just wanted to come back and see what might have changed. I did not take a lot of photos but spent more time talking to some children and adults living there.

The photo above was taken using my iPhone 4s when I saw the little boy playing on a tomb. The cemetery was both his home and his playground.

I have written about this place and my experience when I first went there in another blog entry, so I will not write about it anymore here. If you have missed that one, here it is, Sharing Space with the Dead.

Binondo in the Morning

By Hendra Lauw
Posted on 15/11/2012 in iPhoneography, Photoblog, Photographer's Journal

I took these images of Binondo, the Chinatown of Manila, in May this year. The weather was good that morning and there were lots of colors on the street. I was shooting with my iPhone 4s using the 645Pro app, except one, the black and white image below, that was shot using Hipstamatic app.

Binondo in the Morning was supposed to follow Binondo at Night, but I got distracted and posted others first. But, here you go. Enjoy!MORE +

Cockfighting

By Hendra Lauw
Posted on 13/11/2012 in iPhoneography, Photoblog, Photographer's Journal

Cockfighting is a blood sport between two roosters that have been trained to be aggressive toward each other. The roosters have one of their legs fitted with metal blade. During the fight, when their legs are kicking each other, this blade will injure or even kill the opponent. The owner of the winner will bring the dead / injured rooster home.

This game is banned in certain countries, but you can still see this in some other countries.

The game usually involves money. Lots of people in the cockpit bet against each other and it’s amazing to see their sign language during the betting time before the game starts. Two persons can bet against each other even though they sit very far apart from each other. Only the sign language involved to initiate and close the deal. When the game is over, you can see the loser throw money (rolled and tied with rubber band) to the winner.

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