Let us remember those who fell

The eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month marks the signing of the Armistice, on 11th November 1918, to signal the end of World War One.

At 11 am on 11 November 1918 the guns of the Western Front fell silent after more than four years continuous warfare.

Let us remember all those men and women who were killed during the two World Wars and other conflicts.

Above: "In the trenches" created with FotoMuseAbove: "Going over the top" created with FotoMuse

The iPhoneography Showcase of Justin Hopkins

Justin is 27 years old, the Media Director at Arena of Life Church in Amarillo, Tx. and loves taking photos of anything and everything with his iPhone 3G, and says "I love photography and am still amazed what can be done with the iPhone camera".

Above: "Niece" taken with iphone 3G, edited with photogeneAbove: "Park entry" taken with iPhone 3G edited with photogeneAbove: "Real message" taken with iPhone 3G, edited with photogeneAbove: Shining through" taken with iPhone 3G edited with photogeneAbove: "Morning comute" taken with iPhone 3G, edited with photogeneIf you would like to showcase your iPhone photos here on the iPhoneography blog, then send me an email and I'll reply with details on how to submit.

New iPhone Photo App: MonoPhix

Description from the AppStore: Monochrome pictures can be amazingly beautiful, but only if you have the right tool available.

The tool you are looking for has three different kinds of Monochrome filters aboard, has an easy eye-catching single touch interface and doesn't pillage you in the pocket. It's called MonoPhix.

With MonoPhix you can create Monochrome images from your pictures with one touch. Even advanced image editing apps on your mac/pc require multiple filters and adjustments to create these high depth and high quality monochrome images.

Other than other iPhone apps, MonoPhix uses a special technique to create depth without losing quality, hence creating the most beautiful Black & White effects possible on any platform.

Black and white photography is an art and you could be the artist today.

FEATURES :

• High Resolution support
• Normal quick Monochrome filter comparable to other apps
• Deep Monochrome filter with special depth generation
• Hard Monochrome filter for classic monochrome without grayshades
• Easy to use
• Eye-catching interface with dock

AppStore Link: MonoPhix - Price £0.59/$0.99

Editors comments: This is another one of those black and white apps, but is it any better than the rest of them? read on to find out.

The app

MonoPhix is easy to use and has a simple clean interface.  After you launch the app you are presented with the apps splash/home screen and from here you load a photo from your camera roll/photo album. Having selected and loaded your photo you then have the option to select Gray Mono, Deep Mono or Hard Mono from the icons/buttons at the bottom of the screen. Select the effect you want and and then either tap Save to save the photo or Return to undo the effect and select one of the others.

Above: MonoPhix Save, Open and Return (undo) menu optionsAbove: MonoPhix Gray Mono, Deep Mono and Hard Mono filter effect menuWhat do I think of MonoPhix?

Over all this is not a bad app, but like all apps the final effect heavily depends on the exposure and type of photo being used. Overall I still prefer the black and white effects achievable with the filters found in Tiffen's Photo fx or Cool fx, than with this, or any other black and white app (with the exception of Spica) currently available for the iPhone, but if you like the look of the results below, then give this app a go, after all it's only £0.59/$0.99.

Above: Original photo followed by Gray Mono, Deep Mono and Hard Mono

New iPhone Photo App: Multi-Shot

Description from the AppStore: "Multi-Shot" enhances your iPhone Camera with one big feature: A Continuous Shooting Mode (also called burst mode). You can use "Multi-Shot" for stunning animal and nature photography, or whenever it's hard to find the right moment. Take up to seven photos in a row. You will be surprised by the speed of "Multi-Shot". In average lighting conditions it takes a photo every 0.8 seconds.

Using "Multi-Shot" is easy:

• take 3, 5 or 7 shots in a row
• Choose your favorite image and save it to your photo album

or

• Use the "Save all" feature if you can't decid

AppStore Link: Multi-Shot - Price £0.59/$0.99

Editors comments: I like the idea of being able to take 3, 5 or 7 shots and then select the best to save.

If anyone decides to try this app, then please let us know what it's like.

New iPhone Photo App: Tripod Camera

Description from the AppStore: Take leveled, clear photos with your iPhone just like when you're using a tripod. On the anti-tilt mode, your photos automatically become parallel to the horizon. Anti-shake detects the movement of your device and takes photo when it's steady.

• Anti-tilt
• Anti-shake

The whole screen becomes shutter. Touch anywhere to take a photo.

• Full screen shutter

Tripod Camera gives you up to 4x digital zoom.

• 1-4x digital zoom

The basic camera features are also provided.

• timer
• vibrate when snap
• preview
• tap-to-focus (iPhone 3GS only)

Share your photos with friends. You can directly send or publish your photos from Tripod Camera.

• email
• Twitter
• Facebook
• momo (momo is a free personal memo application for web that helps you organize your life scraps. Visit http://momolog.com to learn more.)

NOTE: "Tap-to-focus" setting is disabled as default on iPhone 3GS. Go to "Settings" on the home screen, and enable the focus option under Tripod Camera.

AppStore Link: Tripod Camera - Price £1.19/$1.99

Editors comments: This looks like a nice app, and is more than just another one of those tripod apps.