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10 Accessories to Help Improve Your Mobile Photography AnkitAmahawar.  13March2018 Guaranteed to be the one camera that is always on you, your mobile phone's camera may or may not be your camera of choice, but it's better than none! Here are a few tips to help you use what you have, or whip your budding mobile photography hobby into better shape. If you're anything like me, throughout the day, your phone is constantly being juggled; it's stuffed in a pocket on the way outside to walk the dog, held with a wallet upon entering the subway, slipped into a bag during your commute, and often misplaced at least once during your waking hours. Regardless of the level of protection your case offers, your mobile phone comes into direct contact with myriad dust- and bacteria-covered surfaces throughout any given day. Keep it Clean The first and easiest way to improve your mobile photography is to make sure the lens on your camera is free of dust, dirt, and smud

8 Simple DIY Ideas for Smartphone Photography  March 06  , 2018  ankiTMAHAWAR COOPHjust released this fun little 3-minute video that shares 8 tips, tricks, and ideas for smartphone photography. It’s a dose of inspiration for getting creative with the camera in your pocket. Here’s a quick rundown of the ideas demonstrated by photographer Smartybadboy in Salzburg, Austria (watch the video to see more instructions along with examples of results): #1: Use a Balloon for Aerial Shots You can use a helium balloon and fishing line to shoot aerial photos and videos on the cheap. #2: Sunglasses as a Filter Gradient sunglasses can be used as a filter for scenes to even out bright skies and dark landscapes. #3: Make a Pinhole with Cardboard You can punch a hole in some cardboard to create a makeshift pinhole lens for your phone. #4: Hold up a 3D Picture Frame Frame your subjects in 3D using a cutout Polaroid picture frame. #5: Create a ‘Tiny Pl

 The  Smartybadboy 😎 Top 10 Mobile Photography Apps 05. March. 2018   /   Mobile Devices You might get an eye roll in some circles if you say you shoot with your phone. Some might say that phones aren’t real cameras, but the truth is that phones are incredibly capable cameras that can sometimes succeed where bigger rigs might fail. Thankfully, there are a bevy of mobile apps to streamline the process from shooting to editing. Here are our picks for best mobile apps. Hipstamatic Hipstamatic is by no means a new app, but it’s a staple of the mobile photography scene. Its wide array of lenses, films, flashes and cameras offer a great degree of customization, and while the idea is to create film-like images, Hipstamatic creates film-like images with digital flavor. The images that come out of Hipstamatic’s camera look far better and much more intriguing than what comes out of the dedicated camera app in  your iPhone  or  Windows phone . We’re wait

Mobile Photo Tips: Part 1 It's long been said that the best camera is the one you have with you. One scroll through your Instagram feed and you may look twice, wowed by the quality of photos coming from the phone. Behind the emergence of these incredible mobile photos are countless amazing photographers who, everyday, redefine and push the limits of this art. So we asked the world's best mobile photographers just how exactly they create art with their phones. Here are their 10 tips for taking stunning photos...right from your phone. And when you're through, you might not be able to help yourself from  printing them , too. Explore the way they see the world, understand how they approach their craft, and learn what's in their toolkit. TIP 01 Look for Leading Lines WITH Ankit MAHAWAR Ankit Advice: When composing, look for lines (literal or figurative) that will provide a sense of movement and direction to your image. Leading lines help draw your vi