
Mobile Mondays: Working indoors with window light
Just because you can’t go outside doesn’t mean you can’t capture lovely photos indoors with your smartphone. Using my trusty Samsung S21 and some natural
Just because you can’t go outside doesn’t mean you can’t capture lovely photos indoors with your smartphone. Using my trusty Samsung S21 and some natural
I recently purchased a light pad. Nothing expensive — I just needed something to start photographing the massive amount of slides I have. My old
Sometimes, we need just a simple overview of something. Adobe has a great basic article with tips for smartphone photography. The sections include: Check out
This past couple of weeks, I’ve been grabbing my phone and capturing the shadows I see in and around my home. Why? Practice seeing Just
The words art and Florence go hand in hand. The Uffizi, Pitti Palace, and Accademia house some of the finest works of art. Finding art
Yes, you read that correctly — you can use your mobile phone to shoot macro photography (even if you don’t have a fancy new iPhone).
I have been using my Samsung S21 mobile phone on and off for a few years now to shoot and edit in Adobe Lightroom Mobile.
I recently had a short discussion with someone on mobile phone cameras and their capabilities based on this article. And, as social media does, it
I was looking through the photos on my iPhone 13 Pro and noticed in the tools under the photo that the information tool also had
Say it with me — “it’s OK to use my phone.” Am I the only one who always feels pressure to create images with my
With the upcoming iOS 16, you can easily separate the subject from its background. Furthermore, you can copy it or drag it to another app
Photography has changed quite a bit since the days of our grandparents’ driving down to the local drugstore with their rolls of film from the