iPhoneography

View a list of tips and apps shared at the presentation here.

When Flickr, the most popular photo-sharing site in the world released their Camera Popularity Chart in 2011, it wasn't Canon or Nikon cameras that photographers used to shoot the most photos - it was Apple's iPhone 4. As noted in a June, 2011 CNET article, "It is smartphones, not cameras, that are becoming the devices that produce the visual record of people's lives."

On Tuesday, November 22, 2011, from 7 pm - 9 pm, join us for a study in "iPhoneography," as two professional commercial photographers share how you can use an iPhone to create incredible content.

Over the course of the evening you will learn:

• Essential tips for shooting photos with an iPhone
• 4 iPhone apps that will make your photos pop
• How to use Instagram and a Blurb photo stream to create a beautiful photo book
• The best project workflow for setting up, shooting, and processing your iPhone photos

By the end of the evening you will learn some incredible photography tools for iPhone photographers and be exposed to the creative possibilities offered on the iOS platform. Come and see why Smartphone Cameras have become the new Polaroid of the digital age.

There is no charge for this event but you must register in advance if you plan on attending. We have limited seating so please do not register unless you are certain you can participate.

Presenter Bios:

Ian McCausland Photography exists to provide visual solutions for his customers so they can excel at communicating ideas. He believes that quality images are a key component to a successful marketing strategy for every type of business.

Ian is a certified Apple Trainer and has been working as a professional photographer since 1988. His eye for detail and early adoption of digital imaging has enabled him to become a market leader providing exceptional images to clients around the world.

Nghia Tran is a Winnipeg-based international wedding photographer who has photographed clients everywhere from Hawaii to Argentina to Portugal. With 11 years of photography experience, Nghia has expanded his horizons to commercial and portrait work, teaching seminars and promoting new skills, and more recently moving into the realm of cinematography.