Todays iPhoto of the day was taken on and iPhone 4 using SnapSeed and Wood Camera.

Todays iPhoto of the day was taken on and iPhone 4 using SnapSeed and Decim8.

This image was created using an iPhone 4s, with the Hipstamatic App (Jane Lens, W40 Film). The image was then processed using Percolator, and RomanticPhoto, and finally it was processed using Snapseed.

Today’s iPhotographs of the Day are Guest Submissions from Sam Stokley!

Both images were created with an iPhone 4, and the first image, titled ‘Fossil Sitting In Sun Light’, was created on July 26, 2012, using the Stock Camera App with a macro iPhone lens, then the image was processed using Snapseed.

The second image, titled ‘Morning Fog Emerging From Trees’, was created on August 9, 2012, using the Stock Camera App.

If you would like to view more of Stokley’s work, you can check out his Flickr Photostream

This image was created using an iPhone 4s, with the Hipstamatic App (BlacKeys B&W Film, Wonder Lens). Then the image was processed using Snapseed and Camera Awesome.

This image was created using an iPhone 4s, with the Hipstamatic App (John S Lens, BlacKeys B&W Film). The image was then processed using Snapseed and Space Paint and Instagram.

This image was created using an iPhone 4s, with the Hipstamatic App (Jane Lens, W40 Film). The image was then processed using Snapseed, and then another version of the image was processed using Glaze. The two versions of the image were then montaged using Superimpose.br />

Today’s iPhoto was taken on an iPhone 4 using SnapSeed and Pixlr-o-matic.

Today’s iPhotograph of the day was taken on an iPhone 4 using Camera +, SnapSeed and Wood Camera.

This image was created using an iPhone 4s, with the Hipstamatic App (Roboto Glitter Lens, AO Black & White Film), then the image was then edited using the Snapseed App.