Each week the Mobile Photo Awards publishes a selected gallery of the best photos submitted by readers of the MPA blog! Click here to submit and sign up for the newsletter to see the published galleries.
Here you’ll find the latest photos essays, Inspirations, Storylines, and more – basically longer form thoughts on images, why we make them and what they mean to us. If you’re looking to get inside the mind of the artist click here…
Well it’s been a whirlwind preparing and exhibiting the Mobile Photo Awards at the San Francisco Fine Art Fair. It’s an incredible event – like a pop-up store museum. Sixty galleries from around the world setting up shop – walking around the 50,000 square feet of art is an incredible experience. The MPA is thrilled [...]
Welcome to the Mobile Photo Awards Weekly Showcase for May 2-9, 2012 This week’s selection features a wide range of entries from street to self-portrait, to mobile art and back again. We really like all of the work this week but wanted to mention, in particular, that we can’t stop staring at the striking Hurry [...]
Welcome to the Mobile Photo Awards Weekly Showcase for April 22-29. This week’s selection features tremendous entries from MPA stalwarts Karen Divine, Robert-Paul Jansen and Souichi Furusho as well as top shelf work from MPA newcomers Andrew Chapman, Andrew Proudlove and the always excellent Bryan Pahia. The entries continue to provoke and force us to [...]
Here at the Mobile Photo Awards we are big fans of photographer and artist Cindy Patrick. Her style is readily identifiable, unique – her work speaks with a clear voice. We invited her to submit a thematic photo essay and she…
ABC 7 in San Francisco ran a prime time news piece on the Mobile Photo Awards on April 24th – the following was written by reporter Don Sanchez: “You could become an award winning photographer with something you carry around every day — your cellphone. A new exhibition of mobile photography award winners has open [...]
On the night of the Mobile Photo Awards exhibition premiere at the ArtHaus gallery we had the great pleasure of meeting San Francisco street photographer Travis Jensen. His passion for his craft is infectious – his talent undeniable. We had a wonderful chat about the importance of context, that is, working thematically with one’s images. [...]