iPhone Photography

The Chicago Lighthouse’s 'Photography for All' program is using Apple technology to teach photography to teens who are legally blind or have low vision.

The exhibit, dubbed 'A Land of Stories,' is "a photo exhibition by students from across Tamil Nadu" that will be on display until April 17, 2022. 

Winners were picked from thousands of entries from professional and amateur photographers across the globe.

Since her spinal cord injury in 2010, Short has been shooting exclusively with the iPhone.

The feed will be curated by Apple from photos captured on an iPhone, with a credit and link back to the original photographer, and will never feature ads or promotions.

The project, entitled "Hometown: A Documentary of Monroe, Georgia" shows a passionate, loving, and melancholic view of the town, from the photographer's inside perspective.

The best camera is the one you always have with you!

PetaPixel's Brad Mangin made more money shooting paid gigs with his iPhone than with his Canon DSLR in 2016.

Acclaimed photographer's most interesting work has come from shooting with his iPhone.

The photographer has been a professional for over two decades and has shot countless Super Bowls, World Series, and even the Olympics.

Use White Balance effectively on your iOS device to take amazing photographs.