I was out for an afternoon walk last week and spotted this coin laundry and chicken restaurant. I love the backdrop of the sunset and the contrast of the yellow signs from the chicken restaurant. I took a couple of shots with my x100F and with my iPhone 12 Pro. The wider angles and HDR of the iPhone show the image in a different light but I like them both.
Mobile Monday
Welcome to the first Mobile Monday post, dedicated to mobile only information and photos. I shoot more these days with my iPhone than with my beloved Fuji x100F. Sometimes I feel guilty and feel like I need to force myself to shoot more with my x100. Fact is though, it shouldn’t matter if I’m shooting with my iPhone, my x100F or any other camera.
Tips for Thanksgiving Photos
Happy Thanksgiving everyone. The holidays bring out the cameras, so take a few minutes to browse some of the tips below on taking better Thanksgiving photos. Enjoy.
Travel Photo Tips
iPhone Photography School has great articles on getting the most out of your iPhone for photography. This recent article on shooting more interesting travel photos has some interesting and unique tips. Enjoy.
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Starbucks & Ocean Layers
Denver with the iPhone X
This past April I went to Denver for the annual #GSMCON Government Social Media Conference. Normally, I would always travel with my Fuji x100F, but this time I decided to only take my iPhone X and leave behind my beloved x100F. I was looking for a way to travel lighter and with my shiny new iPhone X only a few months old still, it seemed like a good idea.
2016 iPhone Photography Award Winners
The winners of the 2016 IPPAWARDS are in and Siyuan Niu from Xinjiang, China took the grand prize this year with his photo Man and the Eagle. Check out the article below from 121clicks.com for more images from this year's winners.
Long Exposure Photography with an iPhone
Historically long exposure photography has not been easy to do with smartphones. While there are apps that give you some long exposure abilities they are lacking in the control you want and usually don't produce high resolution files.