Here are three photos from my new book, "David Hume Kennerly On the iPhone," that is coming out this fall. The project is my attempt to share a bit of what I've learned in my decades of being a professional photographer in the hope of passing along some of my techniques so that others can take better pictures. Another goal is to help people see things in a fresh and different way. By using only the iPhone, a device millions of us carry with us at all times, I demonstrate just what that little baby can do!
Looks a bit like a Georges Braque painting. Everything we see is informed by what we have seen in the past. I have no doubt that architect Frank Gehry was influenced by Braque when he designed this masterpiece.
Another masterpiece, but naturally created, the Grand Tetons. The park service has conveniently placed a sign telling you about what you're looking at behind it. It is in fact helpful, and shows you where the glaciers are (or used to be).
Yet ANOTHER masterpiece. This one exhibiting form and function on the beaches of Santa Monica. My photographer's eye sees the beauty of the performer, and the curves of the structure uniting.
