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7 Quick Tips For Stunning iPhone Nature Photography

Posted by Kate Wesson | July 13, 2015 Comments 0

Do you struggle to take good iPhone photos out in nature? With constantly changing light, weather and subject matter, there’s a lot to think about! But with a few simple techniques you’ll soon be able to capture the delicate beauty of the natural world in all its glory. In this short article you’ll discover seven quick and easy tips for taking beautiful nature photos with your iPhone.

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Photo by Karyn Teno

1. Make the most of your natural surroundings. No matter where you live you can always find nature if you go out and explore your environment.

2. Shoot in soft natural light to capture the delicate beauty of your subjects. Overcast days provide a soft diffused light, and the golden hours around sunrise and sunset create a lovely warm glow.

3. Get up close to capture the intricate detail of small subjects such as flowers, leaves and insects. Using a macro lens allows you to take incredible close-up shots that capture tiny details.

4. Use simple backgrounds to make your subject stand out. If the background is distracting, shoot from a low angle so you can use the sky as a plain backdrop behind your subject.

5. Use burst mode for the best chance of getting good shots of moving subjects such as birds, animals, or plants swaying in the wind.

6. Shoot in different seasons and weather to capture the unique qualities of nature throughout the year.

7. When editing your photos, use subtle filters and adjustments to preserve the natural beauty of your subjects.

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In-Depth Tutorials On Nature iPhone Photography

To learn more about photographing the natural world with your iPhone, check out our in-depth tutorials where you’ll discover more great shooting and editing techniques, as well as plenty of inspirational nature photos!

11 Tips For Taking Beautiful iPhone Photos Of Nature by Karyn Teno

10 Tips For Stunning iPhone Flower Photography by Rob Dunsford

10 Tips For Taking Beautiful iPhone Photos of Leaves by Kate Wesson

10 Tips For Taking Incredible iPhone Photos Of Trees by Carl Johan Johansson

10 Tips For Taking Beautiful iPhone Photos In Mist & Fog by Karyn Teno

Now, as you can see from everything we’ve covered, iPhone photography looks really simple on the surface. But when you start digging deeper, it’s really not that simple.

There are so many little-known tricks and techniques you can use to improve your iPhone photos. And we could only share a handful of them in a blog post like this.

But here’s the good news: Once you really understand iPhone photography, you’ll be taking the kind of photos that nobody will even believe were shot with the iPhone!

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