Storytellers – Wood Land by Susan Tuttle | @IlkasAttic @susantuttle
It’s human nature to go exploring and for Susan Tuttle exploring in the woods is somewhere she finds comfort surrounded by nature and all it’s glory. Tuttle has a series […]
Category Archives: Storytellers
Storytellers – Vamps by Ginger Lucero | @sxethang
In this continuing feature here on iPhoneogenic we take a look a series of images by past featured artist, Ginger Lucero. What makes Lucero’s images so intriguing is the combination […]
Storytellers – Faeries by Catherine Restivo | @msrosecat
Catherine Restivo is an iPhoneographer with a broad range of styles. Her work for the most part has been apped photos with lovely grunge textures. Now, Restivo is trying her […]
Storytellers – Mel Harrison | @mahoganyturtle
In this continuing feature here on iPhoneogenic we take a look a new series of images in progress by a past featured artist, Mel Harrison. Melancholy is a dark but […]
Storytellers by Lene Basma | @son3nne
In this installment of iPoneogenic’s Storytellers, Lene Basma shares her infulences behind a continuing series of experimental self portraits encompassing fine art traditions in digital imaging inspired by three fine […]
Storytellers by Stephanie Meckfessel | @keenemomma
A few months ago while browsing the iPhoneogenic Flickr Group for images to feature as a part of the February collection I came across a portrait of a beautiful women. […]
Storytellers by Christian Peacock
As many of you in the mobile photography community may already know the beautiful and talented mobile photographer, Jody Frost, is receiving treatment to battle cancer. With that said, in […]
Storytellers by @StarRush360
In this issue of Storytellers, Star Rush a mobile photographer from Seattle, shares her insight behind a new series of work encompassing an exploration of windows. Star also speaks more […]
StoryTellers by @EdiCaves
There has been some interest about my lastest image entitled: “Pueden pasar tres mil años. Puedes besar otros labios, pero nunca te olvidaré.” Translated as:”3 thousand years may pass. You […]
