Petyr Campos is a San Francisco-based iPhoneographer who has spent well over a decade turning his iPhone into a fine art instrument. His entry into mobile photography came by happy accident when his DSLR broke and was in the repair shop for six months, so he turned to his iPhone to keep shooting and never really looked back. An early inspiration was Dan Marcolina's book iPhone Obsessed, which helped set him off on his creative path.

Petyr describes himself as an opportunistic photographer who lets the world come to him rather than chasing it. He believes deeply in the idea that photography is not about what you see, but how you see it, and his goal with every image is to create something unique, eye-catching and capable of telling a story. His work spans multiple subject matter with a focus on San Francisco's Ocean Beach, cityscape, and music scene. 

Petyr is recognized as an award-winning mobile artist and has been featured prominently in the international mobile photography community. His work was exhibited at the L.A. Mobile Arts Festival, and he has been interviewed by leading mobile photography publications including TheAppWhisperer, where he has also been invited to write about the artists and work that have influenced him most.