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05 Sep 2010

365 Days – August


I have decided to take a photo for each day of 2010 with my iPhone. They can be self portraits or anything that takes my fancy or wherever I am at at the time. All photos are edited directly on the iPhone and mostly edited with the Best Camera App, developed by Chase Jarvis. At the end of the year I will hopefully put a book together, perhaps produced in Aperture. Here are my August photos.

For more details on these photos visit my Flickr Collection, 365 Days of 2010.

My favourite iPhone photo for August is “221/365 – Sun-kissed Beach”.
221/365 - Sun-kissed beach

213/365 - Driving Sunset 214/365 - Vivid Beach Walk 215/365 - TGTW meets TMNT 216/365 - Bursting with refreshment 217/365 - African Candle Theme 218/365 - Paper Wasps 219/365 - Possum Box 220/365 - Constriction 221/365 - Sun-kissed beach 222/365 - Night Flower 223/365 - Went for coffee and found The Fonz card game 224/365 - Contemplating Lunch Different Perspective 225/365 - Baseball is not my game 226/365 - A Single Bound 227/365 - iPhone Pano 228/365 - On The Road Today 229/365 - Geeks and a sweet reflection 230/365 - More Flower Power 231/365 - Rusty Poll Tennis Thingy 232/365 - Tokyo Frames 233/365 - Mum, Dad and Leo celebrating my parents 45th wedding anniversary 234/365 - Dead Wood 235/365 - Plant Life 236/365 - Geeks on a Show 237/365 - Is The Budgie Real? 238/365 - Spotlight 239/365 - Python 240/365 - Grunge 241/365 - Hangin with the Bro and the Nephew 242/365 - Let's Bungy! 243/365 - Australian Red Ensign
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