After a year enjoying my iPhone 3G, and 3GS now, and inspired by Chase Jarvis' fantastic book, The Best Camera is the one that's with you, I decided to enlarge my photoblog and give welcome to all those photos I've been taking and editing with my iPhones. Taking photos with the iPhone is a beautiful visual exercise, and it's so fun!

Alejandra

October 2009

"As an artist, I feel more free with the little camera built into my iPhone than I ever have with any other camera. I somehow recovered an innocence I'd lost, and I was able to see the world again for what it is: a beautiful, funny, sad, honest, simple, bizarre, and wonderful place. If taking pictures helps you see this, then keep shooting. The best camera is the one that's with you."

Chase Jarvis

• Photoblogs.org Hall of Fame (Fri, Jun 6th, 2008)
• 2008 Photoblog Awards finalist in Best New Photoblog.
• Smashing Magazine 50 Wonderful, Inspiring Photoblogs

• BetterPhoto.com
• The Perfect Picture School of Photography. Bryan Peterson.
• Chromasia. David J. Nightingale. Tutorials On Line
• Pixelpost.org - - This is the application that runs this photoblog.
• Photoblogs.org - Photoblogs Community.
• PhotoblogsMagazine.org
• PhotoFriday.com
• VFXY
• JPGmag.com
• CoolPhotoblogs.com

• Bryan F. Peterson Photography.
• The Italian Eye. Danilo Piccioni.
• The Perfect Picture School of Photography Blog.
• Chromasia. David J. Nightingale, Blog.
• chris orwig photography / visual journal

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