Thank you all for participating in our iPhone photography contest this week. While I was going through the wonderful submissions today, a weird thought entered my mind. Every week I have such a hard time selecting the best 12 photos, so why don’t I simply feature more if there are enough good submissions? That’s exactly what I did this time, so here are my 20 favorites.

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Have you ever found yourself enjoying a magnificent view that you would love to capture, only to discover that you can’t possibly fit it into a single photo? This is when panorama photos come in handy.

Creating panoramas used to be a lot of hard work and only tech-savvy photographers knew how to do it. Luckily, things have changed in the recent years, and now it’s very easy to crate beautiful panorama photos right on your iPhone. Forget about manually stitching photos on your computer. The iPhone can do it all for you.

In this article you’re going to learn how to take panorama photos using the iPhone’s built-in camera app, as well as using third-party panorama applications. We will also compare the results to find out which of these options provides the best results.Read More

David Pasillas is a professional photographer currently based in Santa Clara, CA. He shoots a variety of subjects from weddings and portraiture, to his passion, landscape photography. He is also recognized for his iPhoneography blog.

David began shooting and developing black and white film at the age of 16. He was introduced to the possibilities of digital photography at 18, and finally, got a DSLR 10 years after his love for photography began. He has never taken a class for Photoshop and is completely self taught. His editing style has been influenced by fine art photographers, HDR photographers, and matte painters.

In this interview you’re going to learn more about how David approaches iPhoneography and what advice he has for other people who want to take great photos with the iPhone.Read More

Thank you all for participating in our iPhone photography contest. This week’s topic was HDR iPhone photography, and in total 236 great photos were submitted. Frankly, not all the submissions were HDR, and a few of the photos below don’t look like HDR either. However, what really matters is that so many of you submitted great photos, so thank you for that. Without further ado, here are my personal favorites this week.

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I wanted to compile iPhone photography tips from some of the best iPhoneographers in the world. As you can probably imagine, this task was not easy since great iPhoneographers are scattered all over the web, and not all are easily accessible. I tried my best to approach many renowned iPhone photographers and asked them to share their best iPhoneography tip. In this post you’ll find tips from those top iPhoneographers who responded to my request.

Philippe González: Strong Backlight

Philippe González is the creator of Instagramers.com photography community.

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A design Studio from Barcelona has created a prototype for what could potentially be two killer iPhone accessories, Mobbo and Handdo. Mobbo is a smartphone holder, handle and a tripod mount, and Handdo is a universal handle that can be attached to Mobbo or a digital camera. There are a lot of smartphone holders on the market already, but it looks like Mobbo could beat the competition for several reasons. Read on to find out more.

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Thank you all for participating in this week’s iPhone photography contest. Just like last week, this week I also decided to feature 15 photos since there were many submissions that I really liked. Without further ado, here are my personal favorites this week.

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Thank you all for participating in our iPhone photography contest this week. This week’s theme was flowers, and I was very impressed by the submissions. In fact, this is the first time ever I decided to feature more than 12 photos because the photos were so good. Without further ado, here are my personal favorites this week.

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Thank you all for participating in our iPhone travel photography contest. This week over 160 excellent travel photos were submitted, and as always I couldn’t feature all deserving photos. With that said, here are my personal favorites this week.

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One of the biggest challenges facing an iPhone photographer is battery life. On an eventful day you may be tempted to take 500, 700 or even a thousand photos… if your battery would last long enough, that is. On an average day, you can expect your battery to be dead after just about 300 shots, especially if you also use your smartphone for other functions.

In this article you’re going to learn about the different options for improving the battery life of your iPhone so that you always have enough power for taking the perfect shots.Read More