Usually when I’m photographing at TED, I’m using heavy digital SLRs with lots of lenses. This year, however, I’m also making a few fun photos with the most modest of cameras, my iPhone using the Instagram app. Here are a few of my favorites so far as the team gets the venue ready for TED.
Duncan Davidson is the main stage photographer for TED2011 and has been working on various TED events and projects since 2009.
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Red Maxwell commented on Mar 17 2011
Awesome shots with a cell phone, Duncan. It just goes to show that its the photographer and not the camera that makes a good photo. Did you use the hipstamatic app?
Duncan Davidson commented on Mar 4 2012
Almost all were done with Instagram. Thanks!
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John Seo commented on Feb 28 2011
Very colorful images