Answer: the one you have with you.

A selection of images taken on my iphone. A lot has been said about iphone imagery of late. Sure, it’s not the best image quality from a mobile phone but it does have a lot going for it. I like the almost analouge look and feel of the output, the aspect ratio works well in landscape or portrait and the [35mm equivilent] 37mm lens is surprisingly wide enough for me. Its forcing a wide angle nut like me to look at subjects differently - in a good way.

Iphone images lack contrast so the above shots were modified very slightly using Photo FX - an app for the iphone.

Also here is some interesting info about the internal camera on the device.

UPDATE: American photographer Chase Jarvis has taken this concept a step futher by introducing an iphone app titled “The Best Camera” - it is well worth checking out, I especially like the community aspect to it where by you upload your images to your own page. Check mine out here: The Best Camera

Interesting to see how my images are being used - in this case the result of a shoot of Mantra Bar & in Maynooth.

design by Zach Harpur @ Silvau

RSVP shot on location at Kelly’s Resort in Rosslaire, Co Wexford. Styled by Sonja Mohlich

Full article here: Aspect Photography by Waterford Photographer, Shane O’Neill

I got lucky in Longford last week. The night before a commision, I was recommended Viewmount House just outside the town as a place to bed down.  I looked it up online and found out was on about every decent “places to stay” list there is. When I checked out the website there was an advert promoting an evening with Tom Doorley, a well known food critic for the The Irish Daily Mail. The resident chef Gary O’Hanlon created a set menu of five courses and Tom was going to select a wine to go with each. Normally when travelling, you end up eating all kinds of tripe so I was delighted to see that this event was on the same night as my stay. Except it was booked out! However I managed to strike a deal with the owner, they would make room for me in the bar at my own table provided I took a few images of the evening. Deal! This is what I got …   Viewmount House and “VM” Restaurant are worthy of the hype.

Fight Like Apes were for me the act of the weekend at Indiependence in Mitchelstown. Such an energetic band, one surely destined for the big time.