5 Phone Photography Tips for Beginners

I will definitely try these tips with my phone…thanks

Wow. Double wow. It’s brilliant. I am highly impressed with your tips for phone photography as well as the pics. Awesome👏👏.

Thanks

You’re a legit photographer! Thank you for the tops

Well, I enjoyed reading this. I take photos, but never fiddle with the settings so much. Looks like you use a Samsung, are these tips true for iPhone too. LOVE your photos.

These practical tips are a great resource for those of us who are not experts in photography, but take a lot of photos in the pursuit of our hobbies. Thanks for the posts.

I got my first iphone last May or so, and have taken precisely six photos with it: four for a customer who needed some documentation of a project. I’m not exactly a Luddite, but I think I probably fit into the ‘slow adopter’ category. I enjoyed this, and I’ve been poking around in your archives. There’s a lot of good advice here.

Thank you for the helpful hints. They were clear, helpful and concise.

Thanks for the tips!!! I think my phone is so old it doesn’t even have manual mode or access to ISO ha! But this was helpful for my regular Canon 🙂 thanks for sharing your great pics!

Wow, I learned a lot just reading this. I’ve never been good at taking photos but I will give them another shot.

Wow, I’m totally sold on the manual mode! Thanks! & Merry Christmas!

Good article.
I am a CSI investigator and in the course of my work ive used some high end cameras for capturing crime scene images but their have been times ive wiped out my phone and shot a scene with it and to be honest, I couldnt tell much of a difference.

I actually respect my phone camera more than I do my DSLR at this point.

This was very helpful

Love the sunset photo under point 4! Outstanding!

I appreciate these tips as well as the other links, especially in editing photos.

Interesting tips! I wonder how to lower the ISO on an iPhone 10…?

thanks for the tips–very useful

Tips very helpfull and interesting

Enjoyed reading some of your blog. I wonder if you have any advise on shooting sunsets. The sun always bleaches out a picture where with film photography, you get that nice clean circle that we all see of the sun. of course, depending on your settings.

This is highly expository

Thank you!

Wow – what timing, as I prepare for a cross-country journey. I intended to take photos and just expected mostly bad ones. You also inspired the CLOSEUP and how. It’s a pilgrimage – what I see CLOSEUP is the most important thing. I love the beauty/technology drawn to a highest end here. love, in lak’ech, Debra

Great work…Throw light on the term lower exposure

Excellent tips! Thanks!

Tried them out today n my oh my!! Thanks alot

Great site!
Everytime I visit I learn something new.
Keep up the good work!
– ed

Good job

Great tips. I also have a knack for photography. I will definitely need these tips. Thanks and keep up the good work.

I think you make some really good points about phone photography. After all, we all have one in our pocket. There are so many apps now that help you to make better images with your phone and, of course, to edit those photos right on your device. As the quality of phone sensors improve it’s a niche worth serious consideration.

Great work

This is really useful! I am mostly an aim and shoot person , however, this is helpful