The first camera phone photo was taken on June 11th, 1997. In honor of that date, 1197 is a one-day conference dedicated to mobile & iPhone photography, presented by Bolt | Peters and Blurb.
The first camera phone photo was taken on June 11th, 1997. In honor of that date, 1197 is a one-day conference dedicated to mobile & iPhone photography, presented by Bolt | Peters and Blurb.
Watch all the videos from the first 1197 conference.
There were over 2,000 submissions to the various 1197 contests. These are the winners, and some runner-ups.
Emmy award-winning professor of Journalism at U.C. Berkeley who is co-leading the 1197 workshop.
The creator of the first camera phone and CEO of Fullpower.
Photographer and 2010 TED Fellow. Shot iPhone photos of the war in Afghanistan.
Community Evangelist at Instagram , iPhonegropher, and 1197 co-creator.
Designer, programmer, writer, singer, and fellow user experience enthusiast.
Author of iPhone Obsessed, fine art photographer, and designer.
One of Mashable's Top 15 Instagram Photographers, and an LA-based pro photographer.
Toronto based product/graphic designer who is co-leading the 1197 workshop.
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- Teru Kuwayama
Photographer embedded with the First Battalion, Eighth Marines in Afghanistan, who took war photos on an iPhone.
We are honored to have several of the Phoot Camp crew judging our various contests, and picking your best mobile photos.
Editor of Pictory, creator of Phoot Camp, and former editor of JPG magazine.
Photographer based in NY who is gracing us with her presence just for 1197. And to hang out.
Night photography expert and mobile photography skeptic. Ask him about his new iPhone.
Famous for quitting his job with a cake, being a bad-ass photographer, AND NUCLEAR FACILITY INSPECTOR.
This conference was started by two Instagram-addicted photographers and nerds, Nate Bolt & Jessica Zollman, who teamed up with Blurb to put together a killer event. We're fascinated by the way iPhonegraphy and mobile phone photography is changing photography and mobile device usage, both for work and play. Art direction generously donated by the aesthetically blessed Michael O'Neal, who brought Chris Wilson and Joshua Swanbeck to create our logo. Questions? info@boltpeters.com
