Art with an iPhone: A Photographer's Guide to Creating Altered Realities

A useful book especially beginners, a little out of date now. Not all the recommended apps are necessary. Start with Snapseed and for more adventurous stuff check out iColorama, two beautiful softwares. The book will be a good guide along the way.Here,s one of mine with both apps.

This book is for anyone who uses an iPad, even if you don’t use an iPhone. I transfer my images from my android phone to the iPad using Photo Transfer App. I have been doing digital manipulation of my images on an iPad for some time, but I think I had gotten in a rut. The second half of this book, where the author goes indepth on using blending modes, layering, and recombining images really opened my eyes. I have wasted so much time trying to extract trees from their backgrounds, when using blending modes solves the problem.

Let me start by stating I have had the opportunity to view the artist’s work at many art events in the Pacific Northwest. I have purchased several prints. I have always been intrigued knowing the work was created on an iPhone and when I heard about this book being published I was very interested to ‘look behind the curtain’ so to speak.I have also had experience with the author in a corporate environment and seen firsthand her ability to lead large teams and teach so I had high expectations in regards to learning ‘how to’ in an efficient and easy manner.I was not disappointed. The writing style, instructions, illustrations, and phone screen shots are all carefully blended to help the reader with both the ‘art’ aspects of photography and ‘technical’ aspects of the tools and software. After reading I feel I could move forward and begin to practice techniques and methodologies that the author shared to create my own iPhone photography artwork.I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in creative and novel uses for a tool (mobile phone) most all of us carry around with us on a daily basis.

OK for the price. It's much more like a guide to direct you to buying other apps to enhance/manipulate your photos than a guide to getting more out of what your phone already offers.

This book is a must have if you own an iPhone…even if you don’t take pictures. Why? Because after reading this book you’ll want to. I only wish it had been published over a year ago…there’s so much I had to learn the hard way. Just the first four chapters would have saved me months of learning by trial and error. Starting with chapter five…Choosing a Camera App…the book takes you on a creative journey with the ease of having written text and pictures to lead the way. Kat has the unique ability to put technical information in easy to understand terms with real life examples so we can easily apply the information to our own images. Before you know it…you’ll be inspired by the content of this book and you’ll begin calling yourself an artist!

Was able to read book on kindle/iPad and download apps as they were recommended and experiment with suggestions. Being able to instantly apply / experience the techniques that were talked about. Kay breaks down the complicated to a doable learning lessons.

Just received my pre-ordered copy of Kat Sloma's great new book. I enjoy her writing style and the easy to understand instructions. The illustrations/photographs and iPhone screen shots are all wonderfully combined to help with the art and technical aspects of iPhoneography. This is why I purchased this book. I've been waiting for a book on iPhoneography from somebody I already knew produced great images.I love all the examples that Ms. Sloma included in the book and the instructions for using the apps. I'm one of those artists/photographers who like to have the written text and the pictures to help me understand where I want to go with my iPhoneography. From everything I've read online, iPhoneography means everything from the initial image capture through the editing process needs to be done within the phone. This wonderful book will help me in this goal to get better with my iPhoneography. Thank you, Kat Sloma, so much.I love my iPhone 6 and I love learning to use the fun and exciting apps available. I am so glad I'm an Apple lady and can take advantage of this great book. I already follow Ms. Sloma's blog (www.kateyestudio.com) and participate in her annual Liberate Your Art postcard swap. If I lived in Oregon, I would sure enjoy taking a class with her in person. In the meantime, I've got this great book to reference. This wonderful book will help me in this goal to get better with my iPhoneography. Thank you, Kat Sloma, so much.I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in creative and novel uses for a tool (mobile phone) most all of us carry around with us on a daily basis.

This is without a doubt the best book on this subject I have ever read. It has opened up a whole new world of iPhone photography for me in its clear concise suggestions and explanations. My iPhone has become my very best friend thanks to this author and at a time when my photography was becoming stale and uninspiring.

Well laid out book starting with the more basic techniques.She does use a wide variety of Apps - this can be rather confusing. I had to keep flicking backwards & forwards to follow which app was being used & when. But like everything when starting on something new especially where Digital processing is involved you just have to keep at it.If you want to create complex images on the iphone I think this book is essential.

This was given as a present to a young man with some time on his hands - who is going to do a lot of travelling. He really appreciated it.

Great update to an already first class volume.

Very inspiring

Steh auf die Fotografie und das Editieren von Fotos per Smartphone. Hab nichts Neues dadurch kennen gelernt. Liegt aber vll. auch an mir. Habe schon einige Bücher zu dem Thema.