There is no doubt that the camera of the iPhone isn’t a professional camera. However, when you see beautiful and creative examples of iPhone photography like the ones we have collected below, it’s easy to realize that it is not about the quality of your camera, but more about how excellent a shot you can… Continue reading 25 Beautiful Examples of iPhone Photography
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Fun and Free iPhone Food Photo Apps
The camera function of the iPhone, combined with the numerous food photo applications, has inspired iPhone owners to shoot more creatively, and often with a purpose. From everyday meals to gourmet creations, each dish is a click away from being noted in a photograph. iPhone app creators are tapping into the vast market of users… Continue reading Fun and Free iPhone Food Photo Apps
20 Useful iPhone Photography Apps
The iPhone has recently become very popular among photographers: nowadays it is used as often as professional cameras. Besides its high quality, another great thing about the iPhone is that there are a plenty of iPhone apps available for photographers, which cover most of a photographer’s needs in taking and editing good shots. Here are… Continue reading 20 Useful iPhone Photography Apps
iPhone Photography is All the Rage
With the advent of iPhone photography, we can wave goodbye to the days when mobile phone cameras were mostly nearly useless, because the quality was so poor that the images were barely recognizable. It was not too long ago when we had to make do with low resolution images that were grainy, blurry or inadequately… Continue reading iPhone Photography is All the Rage
Take Better Pictures with Your Mobile Phone
Photography isn’t limited to point and shoot cameras and DSLRs. A lot of phone manufacturers are putting high resolution cameras into their phones making them viable photographic tools. Apple, Samsung, HTC, etc. are pushing the phone photography into a new level.
The Fabulous IPhone Street Photography of Greg Schmigel
“There’s something special and unique about shooting street photography. It’s real. It’s true slices of life as we see it — and many times, slices of life as the rest of us miss it.” Greg Schmigel.