If you enjoy black and white iPhone photography, you might be interested to try out the new free Ansel app. This is a dedicated black and white photo editing app, so its sole purpose is to remove color from your images. In this article you’ll discover more about the Ansel app and how it offers some innovative new approaches to creating black and white iPhone photos.

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One of the easiest ways to increase your creative options when it comes to iPhone photography is to utilize add-on lenses and other accessories. I recently had the opportunity to test a number of iPhone accessories developed by Ztylus, including a revolving 4-in-1 lens attachment and an LED ring light. In this article, you’ll discover what each accessory has to offer and how you can receive a 25% discount on the purchase of all Ztylus products.

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You can’t beat a good photography book to inspire and motivate you to take better photos. But there are so many out there, how do you know which ones will really help you to improve your skills, specifically using the camera and editing apps on your iPhone? In this article we’ll point you in the right direction, looking at eight of the most popular and inspirational books that will help you to improve your iPhone photography techniques and develop your photographic eye.

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The winning images from the MIRA Mobile Prize 2015 competition have recently been announced, and I’m really pleased to be able to share some of those photos here. Each year the competition has a different theme, and this year it was Street Photography. As well as seeing a selection of the shortlisted mobile photos, you’ll also hear a few words from the overall winner and extremely talented iPhone street photographer, Brendan Ó Sé.

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With so many HDR apps available these days, do we really need another one? Well, the answer to that question really depends on how much you like those HDR apps that are currently available. The latest entry in the list of HDR apps is Fusion HDR Camera, and in this article we’ll take a look to see if it’s just another run-of-the-mill HDR app, or if it’s unique enough to stand out from the crowd.

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Instagram has recently launched a new standalone collage app called Layout. With this free app you can create a wide range of photo collage styles using up to nine different images from your iPhone. You can then save them to your Camera Roll or share on Instagram, however, you don’t need an Instagram account to use this app. In this article you’ll discover just what Layout has to offer for creating great photo collages on your iPhone.

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Priime is a new iPhone photo editing app that gives you the tools to easily apply professional-grade filters as well as a range of fine tune adjustments. The user interface is very similar to the popular VSCO app, but Priime offers a number of unique features and advantages that make it a worthy app for consideration. In this article you’ll discover just what the new Priime app has to offer to improve your iPhone photo editing experience.

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Sharing your photos on Instagram is a great way to interact with other mobile photographers, but meeting them in person can be a far more rewarding experience, and that’s what locally-organized InstaMeets have to offer. In this article you’ll discover the benefits of meeting up with like-minded photographers and how to find your nearest InstaMeet.

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It’s that time of year again! The 8th annual iPhone Photography Awards (IPPA) are currently open to submissions from around the world, with an entry deadline of March 31, 2015. Not only does this competition focus on mobile photography, but it’s exclusively for iOS users who take their photos on an iPhone, iPad or iPod. In this article you’ll discover more about the IPPA, how to enter your iPhone photos and what great prizes you can win!

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Is mobile street photography a genre that you enjoy? If so, consider entering this year’s MIRA Mobile Prize photography competition. This year’s theme is street photography under the banner of “Streets of the World.” The competition is open to mobile photographers from around the world and it’s free to enter. The open call only lasts for a month and is already drawing to a close with the final deadline for entry on March 15. Read on to discover more about the MIRA Mobile Prize and how you can enter your iPhone photos.

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