Photography mobile

Smartphone photography. A term that inspires derision by some yet has become a mainstream aspect of modern photography. Every year the likes of Apple, Samsung, Google, Huawei, and others release new phones. Every year, improvements to their cameras are touted as major selling points. They would be right, the ubiquitous smartphone has become a powerful tool in photography, a multi-megapixel camera squeezed into our back pockets. However, like photography with DSLRs or Mirrorless cameras, you…

Taking a picture with your mobile phone might not seem like a difficult task as anyone can tap on that button. But you can really level up your mobile photography with a few simple tricks and make your pictures stand out. #mobilephotography #photographytips

By positioning my subject a good distance from the background and using portrait mode, I can achieve a soft, blurred backdrop that makes my subject stand out.

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There's more to night photography star trails or Milky Way snaps. This photography cheat sheet is your quick guide for shooting various situations at night.

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Photo & Video editing on Instagram: "5 easy camera moves to help make your videos more dynamic 🎥 read below to learn more and give these moves a go in your next video! Moves: 1. Arc around: Capture your subject from every angle with a smooth, circular camera movement that also adds a dynamic background movement. Shoot it using the 2x or 3x lens for an even more dramatic effect. Works really well combined with a mobile gimbal. 2. Push in: Create a sense of urgency or highlight an important…

Google’s latest mobile app development framework – Flutter is a great tool to create outstanding cross-platform mobile applications.

Forced perspective photography is a type of photography technique that uses optical illusion to make an object appears farther away, closer, larger, or smaller