Showing posts with label jPhone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jPhone. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

THE Christmas Present of 2013


After months of selections and design, I am super excited to share my first photo book.  All 100+ images were taken straight from my phone, which I affectionately call the jPhone.  Any and all editing of images was done in apps such as Snapseed, VSCO Cam, Plastic Bullet, Lo-Mob, etc.

This Volume 1 features the world of New York City through my eyes and apps.  It is the perfect photo book for your bookshelf, coffee table, and even as a beautiful Christmas present.

You can preview and purchase your very own jPhone: The World In My Hand at: 
-->http://bit.ly/BestChristmasPresent.

Thank you so much.  Merry Christmas.

- J

 

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Trinidad + jPhone

During my stay in Trinidad earlier this month I used both my Canon 5D MkII and my jPhone to capture the beauty that is Trinidad. Below are images solely captured with my phone as those are the easier images to upload at this time.


This is me on the road to Macqueripe


During my photo walk I found some beautiful plant life


This bamboo pathway was amazing.


The beach at Macqueripe (really feeling this postcard look)


The beach up close


I found this little building view on the side of the road


Chaguaramas


I climbed on top of an abandoned building to get this shot

Monday, October 11, 2010

NYC via jPhone

Here are a few more pics of traveling through new York City from my jPhone:













Wednesday, August 18, 2010

RapFest 2010 Video from my jPhone

jPhone VIDEOGRAPHY

While I was running around photographing RapFest 2010 in the Bronx, I took out my jPhone and recorded these two short video clips of artists performing.

Check them out and enjoy.


Richie Righteous




SeDa

Thursday, February 25, 2010

"The First Crack Epidemic" - Tales From The Hood (JDP)

Welcome to another Tales From The Hood.

Feast your eyes on "The First Crack Epidemic". Unsuspecting children were mesmerized by this machine of madness. The quarter dispenser was the exact height for a child's eyes. Below this colorful heaven was a spiral staircase where anticipation and excitement were stoked like a fireplace until the crack reached the dispenser.

Even today, adults have issues walking by this machine without going through withdrawal symptoms. Shakes suddenly occur without warning.

This is made worst for parents whose children have become addicted. After they have paid the cashier for their items, parents must walk down that long Temptaion Aisle before they reach salvation outdoors. Children wave their hands asking for 25 cents. The first word children learn after "mommy" and "daddy" is "quarter".

As this is happening, the whole supermarket moves in slow motion. Asthma pumps are utilized. Getaway cars are previously reved up.

Please be careful if you ever come across this tool of terror.

Thank you once again for attending another Tales From The Hood.




Sunday, February 21, 2010

"MSG Out My Window"

This is the view outside my window here in New York City.

"MSG Out My Window" (JDP)

Saturday, October 10, 2009

Go Diego Go

I'm finding my inner Diego coming out while behind the camera. Check out these photos from today's adventure taken with my jPhone: