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Celebrating “What Holds Us” on iPhone 18 Pro
The "What Holds Us" photography exhibition showcases original work by artists Alex Prager, Jack Davison, and Jimmy Chin captured exclusively on the iPhone 18 Pro.
Why it matters
The exhibition demonstrates how advanced mobile camera features, such as variable aperture, allow professional photographers to capture high-quality images in extreme or intimate environments without bulky equipment.
The big picture
This article provides creative context for the use of the iPhone 18 Pro, a device already linked to artist Jack Davison in prior records, following Apple's announcement of the iPhone Duo.
The details
- Jimmy Chin photographed climber Conrad Anker in the Bugaboos of British Columbia. - Jack Davison captured tactile images of people interacting with clay in London. - Alex Prager used the camera to create high-production value, color-drenched crowd scenes. - The device's technical capabilities include RAW shooting and slower shutter speeds.
What's next
Following the New York City opening, the exhibition will travel to London and Shanghai over the coming months.
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Kathy Ryan works at The New York Times Magazine
former longtime director of photography for The New York Times Magazine
Alex Prager uses iPhone 18 Pro
capturing on set with iPhone 18 Pro
Jack Davison uses iPhone 18 Pro
iPhone 18 Pro unlocked new possibilities for connection with his subjects
Jimmy Chin uses iPhone 18 Pro
captured on iPhone 18 Pro
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