I’ve always heard people raving about the iPhone and I’ve always dismissed it as being nowhere near legit. “Surely a 5 megapixel phone camera really can’t be that special or fun” is basically what was going through my mind. My friend Chase Jarvis was always raving about it and even published a book of iPhone images. I still wasn’t on board.

It wasn’t until a recent trip to Haiti that I jumped on the “iPhoneography” train. I was in Haiti recently with Hope International on a volunteer 2-day trip. I was shooting a lot with my DSLR during the trip but during their business meetings with clients, I would sneak out and start playing with my iPhone. I would download as many apps as possible at night and then just experiment all day. Needless to say, I fell in love and was obsessed for 4 or 5 days, editing like crazy on my iPhone. That’s right… ALL images were solely shot and edited with the iPhone.

Now to answer the question that I’ve been asked a million times: “What apps did you use?” I used a mixture of FilterStorm, Plastic Bullet, Camera+, Hipstamatic, Pano, CrossProcess, Incredibooth, and Lo-Mob…

So here is the full body of work > iPhone in Haiti

You can also see it on the Behance Network.