My 365 post today shows how I created yesterday's "Gingered Torso" work using images from my iPhone and several apps on my iPad. 

Additional details as well as info on the Contemporary Photography in Hawaii 2011 juried exhibition the piece was selected for is available on my website at: http://www.shanerobinson.com/contemporary-photography-in-hawaii-2011-my-photo...

Thanks to the iPhone's excellent built-in HDR (high dynamic range) option on itss camera, this single photo clearly shows both the bright exterior through the windshield as well as my reflection in the visor mirror inside the dark car. Rox was driving on our way home from Lanikai Beach yesterday (78/365 - Recharging) and I got the idea to see if I could angle the visor in such a way that I could shoot both my reflection and the windshield without seeing the iPhone. This is my second try. The first try I was looking at the road instead of the camera reflected in the visor mirror.

16-18 hour work days. Phone calls from clients at 3:30am. More house showings, Broker's Opens, and our first offer on our house. It's all manageable and not the "bad" kind of stress. And I'm not complaining. It's all good. I'm just tired.

Setup my iPhone to take time-lapse shots while I was working on a client project. Sharpened and cropped in Photogene. Then random wonderfulness from Plastic Bullet.

...somebody's watching me.

...is our deal right now as we get the house ready for sale next week while keeping the house "staged" while also still working as usual. But, the reward will be....living on Maui!

Took this a few weeks ago on one of our morning walks on Lanikai Beach. Straight from the iPhone except for a small crop in Photogene.

Day 50. On days like this, where I really don't feel like, or care about, my 365, I wonder how many days I'll actually last? This shot is just testing a new Hipstamatic lens and film' over my shoulder in our living room...

This little guy (or girl...how do you tell?) made it's way into the studio tonight to escape the downpour outside. S/he let me get very close with my iPhone but I still had to rescue the blowout highlights in Photogene and then ran it through TiltShift Generator to help being a bit of attention to our new studio pet...

In less than 36 hours we open the studio doors to the pubic as we participate in the Maui Open Studios 2011 event: http://rsr.me/mauiopen

This 32 feet of counter space will somehow get cleared in order to hold food, drinks, and some of the smaller pieces that don't hang on the wall. Tomorrow is going to be a long day!