Dev Chart Iphone app

I'm probably preaching to the converting here but while on the subject of apps, I've always used the Massive Dev Chart online as it is a fantastic free resource.
As I pretty much only use Rodinal which comes with no times for my usual films of TriX 35mm and Neopan 100 or 400 120 its really helped out over the years when I keep forgetting.
With the Iphone app it not only has the times but also works doubles up as a timer counting down all the processes - you can even amend times as I need to with my DIY rotary setup.
Awesome and well worth coughing up for if you dev your own b/w films.

Hipstamatic

I know I'm neither the first nor will I be the last to swear by this little app for the Iphone.
The Iphone 4 has a much better camera I'm sure and doesnt need any of this trickery, but doing away with the necessity of quality and approaching Iphonography from the same standpoint of the Holga or another toy camera adds so much to the pleasure.
Instead of their being gripes about quality, there is only unique moments of smudged clarity.
As the great Holga Bible so perfectly puts it - don't ever be disappointed by what comes out of the camera......be amazed that anything came out!

Liverpool Arts Fair 2010 - Online Image Gallery

Hello - if you took away the flyer to buy work online, this is your blog post!

Please click below for the gallery and remember to use Passcode: liverpool2010 and the coupon lpoolart before checkout.

CLICK ON HERE FOR ONLINE GALLERY

For shipping - in order to keep costs as low as possible, use the option for the largest item if you are purchasing more than one print / canvas. It should work everything out ok but if you have any issues, please email me on joe@joekennedyphoto.co.uk

Also please be aware that some of the images would have to be cropped to produce some of the sizes offered - wherever necessary I will email a quick proof to you prior to printing to ensure you are satisfied if there has to be any changes.

Thank-you,
Joe

Coastal cubes

I've had a number of these made up - they're around 8" x 6", wooden and look incredibly cool with the seaside images inset.
They'll be for sale at the upcoming Liverpool Arts Fair and also online through here after this weekends event.
I can almost smell the fish and chips.....

Liverpool Arts Fair 2010

Submitted to and got the acceptance email back so had a week of putting together large fabric stretched prints and also these little picture wooden cuboid type frames.
I've also had two images mounted on to exhibition grade foamex panels and laminated - looking forward to seeing these.
I'll post more as I finish them.....