More Than Just a Book
Paris, France
Tip: To achieve this shot, I had to get up close, almost underneath the tower. I liked the sky, so when editing, I dropped the highlights all the way down. Increased the brilliance, contrast, and sharpness all the way, as well as the noise, so it does not become grainy. I used Photoshop to achieve a size of a 24x36 canvas for a client.
Phone model: iPhone 11 Pro
Shot in 2019
Mode: Wide Angle
Editing: Phone built-in editing tools
Stockholm, Sweden
Tip: This is another great example of a wide angle. Rotate your phone upside down so the lenses are facing down. Architecture and cobblestones make the perfect combination for capturing stunning photographs! Practice this, experiment with different angles, and before you know it, you're a pro!
Phone model: iPhone 11 Pro
Shot in 2022
Mode: Wide Angle
Editing: Phone built-in editing tools
16th Arrondissement District
Tip: Capturing the essence in candid pictures is always a great way to tell a story! When I took this picture, I sat down on the stairs just above the kids and just sat there, waited, and watched until I got a clean shot. My original idea was to wait for the pigeons to fly away, but it seemed they liked being there, and 10 minutes later, the kids left before the pigeons.
Phone model: iPhone 11 Pro
Shot in 2019
Mode: Wide Angle
Editing: Phone built-in editing tools
Unlock Your iPhone’s Potential
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced photographer, this book will change the way you shoot, edit, and tell visual stories. Your best photos are waiting—are you ready to take the shot?