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Discover how to create stunning iPhone photos by taking advantage of the colors in your scene and using them as a foundation for your compositions. 
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Great tips about how to make the most out of your iPhone's amazing camera.
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Here are 8 camera shots and angles that will make your mobile photographs look really good.
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Jon Salmon and his team show us how to use the sun during various times of the day to obtain the ideal lighting during a shoot.
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An interesting look at life from the perspective of a homeless person. Use these images as inspiration for your next mobile photography project.
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All of these photos were taken with an iPhone 6. It's incredible to see how far smartphone photography has come.
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Overexposure will soon be a forgotten thing once cameras integrate this amazing feature into their cameras.
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This epic photo was awarded Picture of the Year in 2014 by the Wikimedia Commons.
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The trick to post-processing is to make it look as if it hasn’t been retouched at all. This article explains how you can achieve fantastic results with all your photos.
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Tilt-shift photography is an awesome way to give your photos a miniature effect, but did you know that you can create the same effect with PicsArt’s Tilt Shift Tool? Read on to learn how to do it!
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"Earlier this year, wedding photographer Lexia Frank published a series of 4 short videos that teach how to properly pose models in order to minimize possibly undesirable features."
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"Project Rigel," Adobe's mysterious upcoming mobile photo editor, could be officially unveiled in October.
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Here's the latest update about Adobe's next mobile editor.
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With waterproof phones such as the Samsung S6 becoming more popular, it won't be long before smartphone photographers take their pursuits below the water. This article explores the ways in which you can make the most of out those underwater shots.
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"Last year, journalist Esther Honig published a viral series of images showing how photo retouchers in 27 countries around the world."
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Matthew Rycroft of The Cooperative of Photography teaches us how to use our Smartphone cameras to their full potential.
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Unleash the full potential of your smartphone camera with these 8 great DIY tips from some of the best smartphone photographers.
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Feeling creative? These awesome DIY smartphone photography ideas are definitely worth your time.
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"Can you visualize the world around you in black and white? It’s not easy to do at first with an array bright colors competing for your attention. Look a little closer however, and you may recognize the broad potential for expressive imagery."
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"Researchers at Google and MIT have figured out a way to automatically remove reflections and obstructions from photographs, and their latest demo of the technology is amazing."
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While it may be a while before you see this feature on your smartphone camera, its still cool to see how effective this algorithm is at removing obstructions from photos.
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With PicsArt, you can fix pale and overly bright background with a neat solid white background, while emboldening your main subject.
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If you've ever taken a photo and had noticed that the background washed out your main subject, you need to check out this tutorial. It explains how to correct this issue using the PicsArt photo app.
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In this tutorial you’ll discover how to create stunning iPhone photos by taking advantage of the colors in your scene and using them as a foundation for your compositions.