If you like exploring nature, you’re going to love this interview with Kristi Montgomery. With a passion for the outdoors, she uses her iPhone and olloclip macro lens to capture stunning close-ups of flowers, insects, water droplets and other small objects. In this interview, you’ll learn more about Kristi and her fascinating nature macro photography.

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Thank you to everyone who entered images into our weekly iPhone photography contest. This week’s theme was “Architecture” and any photos of buildings or other man-made structures could be submitted. With 465 submissions, the variety was amazing and showed how architecture can be captured in so many different and interesting ways. It was extremely hard to pick just 30 winners this week and I had to leave many great images out, but here’s my final selection of incredible iPhone photos of architecture.

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The rule of thirds is one of the fundamental composition principles in photography. It’s all about positioning the most important elements off-center to create a balanced and harmonious composition. While it sounds simple, it’s often overlooked or misunderstood. In this article you’ll learn how to apply the rule of thirds to create well-balanced iPhone photos that are naturally pleasing to the eye.

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I’m delighted to share this interview with Luis Fernandez who takes fantastic photos of architecture, people and street scenes. With a passion for traveling and exploring urban locations, he uses his iPhone to capture wonderful details and tell interesting stories about the places he visits. In this interview you’ll learn more about Luis, and how he takes such great photos with his iPhone.

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I’m delighted to share this interview with Koshi Nishijima, an iPhone photographer from Japan who takes beautiful pictures of landscapes and nature. With a great eye for light and composition, he captures wide open landscapes as well as stunning close-ups of flowers and water droplets. In this article you’ll learn more about Koshi, and how he shoots and edits these wonderful iPhone photos.

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Thank you to everyone who participated in our weekly iPhone photography contest. This week’s theme was “Weather” and we had 485 fantastic submissions that captured all sorts of weather conditions, including sun, rain, snow, frost, fog and storms. It was very difficult to pick just 30 winners from all of these amazing images, but here are my favorite iPhone photos that capture the beauty and power of the weather.

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The angle that you shoot from will have a huge impact on your iPhone photos. Most people just shoot from standing height, looking straight ahead. But there are so many other perspectives that will capture your subject in a more interesting way. Our students in the iPhone Photo Masters course have been experimenting with perspective for their composition assignment, and in this article you’ll learn from their photos and discover how you can shoot more unique iPhone photos by changing your point of view.

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I’m really excited to share this interview with Karsten Schoenberg who takes beautiful iPhone photos of landscapes and nature. I first became aware of Karsten’s photography when he began entering his images into our weekly iPhone photo contest. He has a great eye for interesting subjects, light and composition, and you’d never believe he’s only been shooting seriously with his iPhone for six months! In this interview you’ll learn more about Karsten, and how he learned to take such stunning photos with his iPhone.

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Are you struggling to shoot eye-catching photos with your iPhone? Symmetry is the easiest way to create a powerful composition that will instantly catch the viewer’s eye. You’ll find symmetry in urban and natural environments, and you can even create your own mirror images using apps. In this short article you’ll discover ten quick and easy techniques for finding and creating amazing symmetry in your iPhone photos.

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I’m really pleased to share this interview with Emilio Chuliá Soler who takes wonderful photos with his iPhone. With a keen eye for clean and simple compositions, he tells great stories using the minimal amount of elements. Often using his family as his subjects, he takes stunning photos no matter where he’s shooting. In this interview you’ll learn more about Emilio Chuliá, and how he takes such amazing photos with his iPhone.

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