We’ve featured Steve John’s wonderful iPhone artwork and photography here before, and for as long as he is happy sharing it I am sure we will continue to do so often in future.

Today I just had to share his series of photographs titles ‘Surreal Buildings of Bath’.  Here is Steve’s brief intro to this set:

This series of Photographs were taken on an iPhone 2G around the beginning of Summer.  The buildings can all be found in the City of Bath, UK but not exactly as you see them here.  They have all been modified (inPhone) in some way using a mixture of the following apps: Brushes – Juxtaposer – PhotoFx.

Hit the jump for a few more from the series …

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Here’s a really (really) stunningly cool shot of an American flag, the first in a series of shots at the airport by photographer Dewitt Jones. There are a few more pictures in the series, all of them manipulated and edited on the iPhone. The mini photo series is posted on a blog Dewitt shares with his wife, and most of the posts there are from their or their friends’ iPhones. The try to show how the pictures developed and what apps and tools they used to tweak the images.

It’s definitely worth a look for more  of their photos, and you might just discover some new photo apps along the way (I know I did).

[via Digital Diva / Digital Dude]

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edited with "Brushes" and "Cool FX"

This particular shot is called iPhone Photograph 13, but I think it’s secretly a truck that wants to become a barber shop. I love the very small burst of colored stripes on the back.

One thing I hadn’t realized until recently, however, is that a lot of iPhone photography out there is pre-3GS. No auto-focus, no selective exposure — just point and click and process. This sounds like a real drawback to me, but Steve John has approached the limitation as something liberating. He says: “I find I become more aware of my surroundings [with my iPhone] than when I go out with my Nikon DSLR (which is a great camera)”.

I find his shots surreal with Steve’s choice of filters and they really bring about a sense of solitude somehow. Check out his Flickr page to see more of his amazing shots.

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I spotted this in the excellent iCreated app last night.  It’s called Two Birds, by Willie Cole, using the Camera Kit app.

A very striking image.  Check out Willie’s Flickr stream HERE.

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This one comes to us from some Canadian youngster who has no talent, but just insisted on being featured on the site: me. I was trying out some night time writing on the roof the other night to test out tethering (which rocks, by the way), when I thought I’d give my new Auto Stitch and Photogene apps a workout. I have to say I’m really pleasantly surprised with the 3GS camera. Only two pictures looked decent enough, and the second one is after the jump.

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Feast your eyes on this one. I discovered this shot on photographer Dixon Hamby’s Tumblog, and he’s been posting iPhone photos like this for quite a while now  (amongst some of his other great shots). I like how simultaneously clear and grainy it feels.

I’m excited to see what else Dixon and others will come up with now that the iPhone 3GS features auto-focus and limited exposure control!

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