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Let's celebrate the #bestof2019 🎉 Congratulations to... 🍀👏🏻 #1 Agnieszka Grzeslo @agnieszka.grzeslo #2 Monica Scafuro @photo_appeal #3 Gökhan Arer @gokhanarer #4 Sergey Bratishchev @sergey_sterling #5 Viola Di Sante @violadisante #6 Edgar Berg @edgarbergcom #7 Kai Hornung @kaihornung #8 Iacopo Pasqui @iacopopasqui #9 Dina Alfasi @dinalf Well deserved guys. Keep up the good work 🎉 #thesmartview #magazine #mobilephotography #photography#featured #photographers #europeanphotography #smartphonephotography #flakphoto #thisaintartschool #mobiography #mobilemag #phmuseum #gup #shootermag #indiemags #bestnine2019 #fotografiaitaliana https://www.instagram.com/p/B7A8zvRIW6x/?igshid=14bihv8y2harg

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📷 DiNA ALFASi © 📷 Is our featured Instagram artist of the day! ➡️Check out and follow the artist @dinalf . ⚠️Use #eyephotomagazine or tag @eyephotomagazine to get featured too! ⚠️ . 🚩We promote this photo not just here on Instagram but also Facebook, ww.facebook.com/eye.photomagazine, Flickr, www.flickr.com/photos/eyephotomagazine, and our website – www.eye-photomagazine.com! . 👉If you are interested in getting your photos published in our magazine? Contact us: office@eyephotomagazine.com Visit us at www.eye-photomagazine.com. . . . . . #myspc #streetclassics #street_vision #streetphotographerscommunity #photoobserve #zonestreet #streetsgrammer #streetphotographyinternational #streetphotography_bw #thestreetphotographyhub #throughthelens #lensonstreets #urbanphoto #streetscene #streetportrait #challengerstreets #streetphotos #creativeimagemagazine #monochromephotography #apfmagazine #streettogether #burnmagazine #street_perfection #streetfeat #street_focus_on #artiseverywhere #streetscape #peoplephotography #intercollective

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3X B&W Metro Set 1 — The 3X (telephoto) lens on the @samsungwithgalaxy #s22 is very interesting to use! Due to the compression or flattening produced by a longer lens, the pictures (especially of people) look different from the ones produced by the regular lens. I edited a few of them in B&W yesterday and thought they turned out very interesting! Posting them in two sets of 6 pictures each. Hope you enjoy these! Inspired by @nmphotostory_bnw @dinalf @shrusti_mohanty @jasonmpeterson and recently @shutterupgaurav also posted a Charminar photo series in 2 sets, which you should check out! #withgalaxy #karthikabhiram #hellohyderabad #teamgalaxy #hellofrom Hyderabad India #metro (at Hyderabad) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfLBD-CLFXO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Monochrome Photography Eye4photography Street Photography Two People Love Togetherness Sitting Bonding Black And White Full Length Childhood Lifestyles Real People Care Baby Day Indoors Vertical Young Adult Architecture People Adult Holding Family Mothe by dinalfs on Flickr.

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De una preciosa foto de @dinalf #drawing #sketch #moleskine #sketchaday #instadraw #moleskineart #dibujo #esbós (en Estudio de pintura Beatriz Ramia)

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Dina Alfasi. Israel. iPhoneX "Me encanta cómo el charco de agua en forma de corazón enmarca al sujeto, capturando un vistazo del mundo a medida que el este camina apresuradamente". Sebastien Marineau-Me “Una perspectiva única y una nueva perspectiva sobre el tema popular de disparar reflejos. Me gusta que el tema sea evidente, pero que deje ver de forma tán fácil cómo se tomó la foto. Brooks Kraft IG: @dinalf Foto: Dina Alfasi/ Shot on iPhone Challenge (en Los Ángeles (Alicante)) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6in8XXKss6/?igshid=1h6z71uesgv5w

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Winter Real People One Person Lifestyles Full Length Door Childhood Boys Standing Elementary Age Doorway Indoors Day Leisure Activity מייאייפון7 Mydbusmoments מייחיפה Streetphotography Winter Rain by dinalfs http://flic.kr/p/PQJjVv

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This Mom Uses Her iPhone Camera to Turn Commutes Into Art

Dina Alfasi is a mother in Israel who commutes to her architectural engineering job at a hospital. Whether she’s walking or riding a bus, train, or airplane, Alfasi is always ready with her iPhone to capture life’s beautiful little moments.

Now married with a 15-year-old son, Alfasi has had a lifelong love for photography since shooting with a Kodak film camera as a child. When the iPhone and Instagram exploded onto the scene, Alfasi fell in love with mobile photography.

“Today I shoot only with iPhone, currently iPhone X,” Alfasi tells PetaPixel. “The more I took pictures with iPhone, the more I realized that in mobile photography I was able to capture more authentic and meaningful frames. Beyond that, the ease with which the iPhone was pulled [out] anywhere, at any time, made me decide to focus on photographing with iPhone only.”

And with so much of her time spent commuting, Alfasi has had a considerable amount of time to hone her skill at shooting artistic portraits of her fellow commuters (as well as passersby on the street). Here’s a selection of her work:

“There is something both intimate and vulnerable about the way a person exists in a public space,” Alfasi tells Cult of Mac. “My daily photographs capture something inherently familiar in each of the strangers, lost in thought on their way somewhere. Photographing people on buses and trains has taught me a lot about the depths of human complexity. There is no end to discovering new facial expressions and behavior.”

“What inspires me are the little moments that happen every day,” the photographer tells PetaPixel. “My work is a testament to telling stories through a single photograph and proof that all you need is just to look around and find those magic moments.”

Alfasi’s work has been gaining international attention. She was one of the 10 photographers just selected by Apple as a winner of its Shot on iPhone photo contest. Her winning shot shows a reflection of a person in a heart-shaped puddle:

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Go into your heart 💙 #whpunexpected #mydinstreetmoments #shotoniphone #vsco J4 #jj_forum_2502

A post shared by DiNA ALFASi (@dinalf) on Jan 6, 2019 at 12:16pm PST

You can find more of Alfasi’s work by subscribing to her Instagram.

from Photography News https://petapixel.com/2019/02/27/this-mom-uses-her-iphone-camera-to-turn-commutes-into-art/

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Photo by Dina Alfasi @dinalf #thesmartview #magazine #mobilephotography #photography #featured #outofthephone #fotografiaitaliana #feature #indiemags #photographers #europeanphotography #smartphonephotography #flakphoto #thisaintartschool #mobiography #mobilemag #phmuseum (at Israel) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1G7R9tIfM7/?igshid=cge4cqk9prr3

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This Mom Uses Her iPhone Camera to Turn Commutes Into Art

Dina Alfasi is a mother in Israel who commutes to her architectural engineering job at a hospital. Whether she’s walking or riding a bus, train, or airplane, Alfasi is always ready with her iPhone to capture life’s beautiful little moments.

Now married with a 15-year-old son, Alfasi has had a lifelong love for photography since shooting with a Kodak film camera as a child. When the iPhone and Instagram exploded onto the scene, Alfasi fell in love with mobile photography.

“Today I shoot only with iPhone, currently iPhone X,” Alfasi tells PetaPixel. “The more I took pictures with iPhone, the more I realized that in mobile photography I was able to capture more authentic and meaningful frames. Beyond that, the ease with which the iPhone was pulled [out] anywhere, at any time, made me decide to focus on photographing with iPhone only.”

And with so much of her time spent commuting, Alfasi has had a considerable amount of time to hone her skill at shooting artistic portraits of her fellow commuters (as well as passersby on the street). Here’s a selection of her work:

“There is something both intimate and vulnerable about the way a person exists in a public space,” Alfasi tells Cult of Mac. “My daily photographs capture something inherently familiar in each of the strangers, lost in thought on their way somewhere. Photographing people on buses and trains has taught me a lot about the depths of human complexity. There is no end to discovering new facial expressions and behavior.”

“What inspires me are the little moments that happen every day,” the photographer tells PetaPixel. “My work is a testament to telling stories through a single photograph and proof that all you need is just to look around and find those magic moments.”

Alfasi’s work has been gaining international attention. She was one of the 10 photographers just selected by Apple as a winner of its Shot on iPhone photo contest. Her winning shot shows a reflection of a person in a heart-shaped puddle:

View this post on Instagram

Go into your heart 💙 #whpunexpected #mydinstreetmoments #shotoniphone #vsco J4 #jj_forum_2502

A post shared by DiNA ALFASi (@dinalf) on Jan 6, 2019 at 12:16pm PST

You can find more of Alfasi’s work by subscribing to her Instagram.

source https://petapixel.com/2019/02/27/this-mom-uses-her-iphone-camera-to-turn-commutes-into-art/

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See a visual celebration of sport on the Undefeated Collection. Upload your images to VSCO and use #undefeated for a chance to be featured. Images by @35mmwave, @dinalf, @lexivasaturo https://ift.tt/2IJwBcv