Today I’m really excited to share an interview with Elaine Taylor, a passionate iPhoneographer who is known for taking amazing photos of her sons. Even though Elaine doesn’t call herself a professional, one only has to look at her photos to question that. In this interview you’re going to learn more about Elaine and her unique approach to children photography.
This week our iPhone photography contest was about symmetry. As always, it wasn’t easy to pick the winners and many great photos had to be left out. With that said, here are my personal favorites this week.
Welcome to the New Year’s edition of our iPhone photography contest, where readers could submit their favorite iPhone photos from 2013. This week the submissions were really great and it wasn’t easy to pick the winners. With that said, here are my personal favorites this week.
If you’re like most people, you don’t really think about how you release the shutter of your iPhone’s camera. After all, it’s so easy to take a photo with the iPhone, so why would you want to make it more complicated? There is one very good reason, and that is to avoid camera shake. In this article you’ll discover five unconventional ways to release the shutter of your iPhone’s camera to ensure your iPhone photos are always sharp.
Some time ago a reader emailed me asking to write a blog post about the different genres of iPhone photography. While I immediately loved the idea, I also realized that nobody can be an expert in all genres of iPhoneography, and approaching photographers from each genre would be the only way to create this post. After weeks of work by me and so many others, I’m super excited to publish tips for all the different genres of iPhone photography.
This week our holiday-inspired iPhoneography contest was about joy and any photos related to joy could be submitted. As always, it wasn’t easy to pick the winners and many deserving photos had to be left out. With that said, here are my personal favorites this week.
Looking back at 2013, I see how much I’ve grown in my second year as an iPhoneographer and how much learning and experimentation there is to be done in 2014. But today I want to take at moment to share the 10 most important things I learned about iPhone photography in 2013.
This week our holiday-inspired iPhoneography contest was about white color and any photos where white color is prominent could be submitted. As always, it was hard to pick the winners and many deserving photos had to be left out. Here are my personal favorites this week.
Justin Balog is a professional photographer, blogger and iPhoneography expert who played a special role in my iPhoneography journey. It was his blog and tutorials that inspired me to get started with iPhone photography almost two years ago. In this interview you’re going to learn more about Justin and his approach to iPhone photography.
In January 2013 I started a weekly iPhone photography contest, and over the past year about 13,000 amazing iPhone photos from every possible genre have been submitted. In this post I want to highlight the best of the best, and show the world how much the iPhone camera can really do. Please note that this page may take a while to load on slower connections.
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