Heather Craig on Curvaceous
Another entry in the Mobile Photo Awards StoryLines series Curvaceous was the winning image in the 2011 MPA Plants/Flowers Category My “Curvaceous” image was created about half-way through my 365 project–I was committed to taking, processing, and posting a picture every day for an entire year. It was late in the evening and I was [...]
Emily Rose on Conflict
Another entry in the MPA iPhoneography StoryLines series Conflict was the winning image in the 2011 MPA Self-Portrait Category. Conflict is such a personal image, it’s like a window into my truth. It tells the story about my internal conflict of feeling sexy and vibrant yet also feeling the need to hide those feelings from [...]
Robin Sweet on her image Catwalk
Another entry in the MPA iPhoneography StoryLines series: Catwalk was the winning image in the 2011 MPA Fashion Category I was living and working in New York City this past summer. I am freelance and work sporadically but when I do work, the days are endless. I had just discovered iPhoneography and was determined keep [...]
Eric Einwiller on Horizontally Vertical
Another entry in the MPA iPhoneography StoryLines series: My image titled Horizontally Vertical was taken at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. My wife and I like to take our two sons there to experience the amazing collections as well as the building. This image shows my youngest son lying down on a slatted [...]
Pat Shourds on Tidal Impressions
Another entry in the MPA iPhoneography StoryLines series: I was visiting my brother and sister over the Thanksgiving Holiday in my home town of Coronado, California and spent several mornings shooting promo surf photos for my brother, Mike, and his friends. The afternoon low tide and soft light gave me the perfect opportunity to explore [...]
Laura Conomy on LUNAR
The Origins of MPA FX PhotoStudio Winning Image LUNAR I’ve always enjoyed taking photos and since I’ve had children I’ve constantly been looking for new ways to photograph them and push myself creatively. I didn’t want them to look back over their childhood and just see a number of repetitive, posed photographs at family gatherings and holidays. [...]
Hai Nguyen on The Day After Irene
This image was shot the day after Hurricane Irene swept through the New York area. I had stayed up all night glued to my television and window to experience the full extent of this hurricane, since it was my first one. Luckily, though it didn’t amount to much, seeing images of Coney Island on the [...]
Unruly-e on Goodnight, Irene
Unruly-e writes about his Filterstorm award winning image Goodnight, Irene. In late August of last year, Hurricane Irene became only the second tropical cyclone in recorded history to make a direct hit on the state of Vermont. Over the course of one day, it dumped eleven (that’s 11!) inches of rain, overwhelming nearly every river [...]
Waiting for the Perfect Wave
Cindy Patrick on her Co-Winning Beachlife Category image Waiting for the Perfect Wave. I absolutely love the beach! I have friends who own a house in the Hamptons (NY) and I try to spend a few weeks out there every summer. I like to roam up and down the beach and just capture people enjoying [...]
Jose Chavarry on Double Dutch Nuns
DOUBLE DUTCH NUNS – WINNER OF THE STREET PHOTO CATEGORY The story behind this image is that my daughter had recently started attending a school run by Carmelite nuns. They were holding their annual 5k race to raise money for the school. A 5k race with nuns was a combination I couldn’t pass up.
