The Best of Schmutzie's Phoneography 2012

January:

taken with Hipstamatic

February:

taken with Camera+

March:

taken with Hipstamatic

April:

taken with Camera+, and then run through Snapseed, and then run through Iris Photo Suite, and then run through PhotoForge

May:

taken with Hipstamatic, and then run through Diptic

June:

taken with Pop Camera, and then run through Camera+

July:

taken with Camera+, and then run through Noise Master

August:

taken with Cameramatic

September:

taken with Camera+, and then run through Snapseed, and then run through Noise Master

October:

taken with Camera+, and then run through Snapseed, and then run through Noise Master

November:

taken with Cameramatic, and then run through Perfectly Clear

December:

taken with Camera+, and then run through Snapseed, and then run through Noise Master

Prairie Studies Through a Car Window

taken with Pop Camera, and then run through Camera+

I took these shots through through the window of a car barrelling down the highway.

Pop Camera and Its 19 Film Filters Used On a Gorgeous Patch of Sky

I was recently introduced to Pop Camera by Stacy Jill Calvert, one of my co-panelists for our upcoming iPhoneography panel at BlogHer '12.

The picture at left was taken with Pop Camera using its Mr Pop film, which is its plain, unadorned, straight-shooting filter, but Pop Camera also has 18 other film filters, and I'm quite a fan of a number of them.

Mr B/W high contrast film:



Yellow Fever film:



Sharp Shooter film:



Hippie Out film:



Peppermint film:



Ruby Eyes film:



Blue Print film:



Big Boss film:



Welcome Back 1970 film:



Yoyo Yo film:



Not Another Vintage film:



Sunshine film:



Noisy Pop film:



Mr B/W low contrast film:



Hysteria film:



Saturday Lights film:



Bondi film:



Blue Minus film:



So far, the Mr B/W high contrast, Sharp Shooter, and Welcome Back 1970 films are my favourites. What are yours?

Onion In The Morning Window

taken with Pop Camera