I’m really pleased to share this interview with David Arranz, a talented iPhone photographer from northern Spain. David uses his iPhone to take stunning photos of people in beautiful locations and in amazing light. But his real talent lies in post-processing where he edits his photos to create “different realities.” His final pieces combine elements from different photos to create incredible, unique images.
Thank you for participating in our weekly iPhone photography contest. The contest theme this week was Low Angle and any photos that had been taken from a low angle could be submitted. The standard of photography this week was superb, with over 300 fantastic low angle compositions. It was very difficult to pick the winners amongst all the great entries, but here are my personal favorites.
White balance is one of the most important settings on a digital camera as it helps you achieve accurate colors in your photos. But a lot of people never use it as they don’t understand its purpose. With the release of iOS 8, many third-party camera apps now have manual white balance settings, giving you far more control over color than ever before. In this tutorial, you’ll discover how to use white balance to get perfect colors in your iPhone photos.
I’m really pleased to share this interview with Chris Schoonover, a talented fashion and portrait photographer living and working in New York. In this interview, you’re going to discover more about Chris and how he takes incredible portrait photos with his iPhone.
Do you like to edit photos on iPhone using the native Photos app? Since the release of iOS 8 you can now also use third-party photo editing tools right inside the Photos app? This gives you a wider choice of options for editing your photos in this app. In this article you’re going to learn how to edit your iPhone photos in this way, as well as discover the pros and cons of this new workflow.
Thank you for participating in our weekly iPhone photography contest. The contest theme this week was negative space and any photos that contained a significant amount of empty space could be submitted. We had 219 fantastic entries that used negative space in a meaningful way, and it was really difficult to choose just 30 winners. But here are my personal favorites this week.
Shooting from a low angle is one the easiest ways to create unique and powerful compositions. It provides a different perspective on the world and makes your shots more interesting. It also allows you to overcome some tricky photography problems such as distracting backgrounds and not being able to fit everything in the frame. In this article you’ll discover 10 great tips for getting amazing low angle shots with your iPhone.
Jason Peterson is a master of black and white street photography. Influenced by photographers of the past, he manages to capture amazing light and shade in his iPhone images. Jason has an innate ability to create powerful compositions that tell a story of the urban landscape and the people within it. I’m really excited to share this interview, where you can learn more about Jason and how he creates his incredible iPhone photos.
In addition to improvements in the native Camera and Photos apps, iOS 8 brings a host of new capabilities that can be used by third-party camera apps to put more power into the hands of the iPhone photographer. In this article, you’ll discover how to these new iPhone manual camera controls to take incredible photos.
Thank you for participating in our weekly iPhone photography contest. The contest theme this week was abstract and we had so many amazing creative entries that used the key concepts of abstract photography such as color, shapes, lines, curves, patterns and blur. Here are my personal favorites this week.
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