By Liquid Sworder http://www.flickr.com/photos/graphik-rhymes/
By Paul Frankenstein http://www.flickr.com/photos/frankenstein/
By Cmdpurls http://www.flickr.com/photos/cindyd/with/6857323398/
By Chris Bryant http://www.flickr.com/photos/wye-photography/
By Lisa Morford http://www.flickr.com/photos/29380197@N03/
Iphoneography or iPhone photography is the art of taking photos using iPhone. More and more photographers are taking their DSLRs for granted and focusing on iPhoneography instead. What exactly is the attraction here? Is it because iPhone is considered cool? Or is it the vast number of photography apps to choose from that makes iPhone photography fun and interesting?
From Dusk Til Dawn by Luke Be http://www.flickr.com/photos/thoughtknots/6989863803/in/set-72157629239126594
By Andre Pennycooke http://www.flickr.com/photos/pennycooke/
By Maggie Ng http://www.flickr.com/photos/maggieonearth/
Iphoneographers have over 9000 photography apps to choose from. These apps change the very nature of photography. With these apps, you can do amazing things on your cameraphone that was totally unheard of before. Imagine having all the necessary photography tools in one small device—no more bulky cameras or accessories needed.
Flower by Quang Tran http://www.flickr.com/photos/tranclan5/6966545429/in/set-72157628655679345
By Tarl-14 http://www.flickr.com/photos/tarl-14/
By Jim Hansen http://www.flickr.com/photos/jp_hansen/
By Jeffrey http://www.flickr.com/photos/jb912/
It is not just the apps that are attracting the majority of photographers. The iPhoneography books, workshops, events and competitions are also contributing factors on making this hobby go viral. There are iPhoneographers worldwide now and their numbers are rapidly growing.
Creating iPhone art is very addicting. One way to master it is to take iPhoneography course with a veteran iPhoneography instructor. If you want to learn more tricks and techniques, you should check out these iPhone photography instructors:
Jack Hollingsworth
He is an award winning, 30-year career veteran in commercial photography. Jack has fallen in love with his camera as his primary capture tool.
Teri Lou Dantzler
She is a professional Iphoneographer with the creativity and insight that it takes to create artistic images with the iPhone as well as with much higher resolution cameras.
Harry Sandler
He has been teaching iPhoneography and showing his prints at various locations around the US. He has a vast knowledge of printing iPhone and traditional images that he brings to each and every workshop.
There are several iPhoneography books that you can buy online. Here is the list of books that I have gathered:
The Art of iPhoneography: A Guide to Mobile Creativity by Stephanie Roberts
Create Great iPhone Photos by Allan Hoffman
Iphone Artistry by Dan Burkholder
iPhone Obsessed: Photo Editing Experiments with Apps by Dan Marcolina
iPhone Art in My Life by Dewitt Jones
The Best Camera is the One That’s With You by Chase Jarvis
Have you been hooked into iPhoneography too? Tell us what photo apps you often use! 
Those pictures are awesome! Iphone Photography is really amazing. Surely, this will be a new craze.
I love Teri Lou Dantzler’s photo. Did he use a special app or lens for this?
Hi everyone I have recently become fascinated with iPhoneography, would love some tips to get started. I will say I am less than a novice when it comes to photography of any kind.