A Thought For Food | Why I Love Taking Pictures on My Phone (And Tips/Tricks)
a thought for food
from A Thought For Food
I used to take my camera all over the place, lugging a DSLR and a 50mm to every restaurant. I’d try to remain inconspicuous as I grabbed shots of the dining room and each plate that was brought to the table. I’m sure I wasn’t as subtle as I thought I was being.
Things have changed a lot over these last three years. Smart phones have effected my experience as a photographer. It’s allowed me to not only develop my photographic style, but it’s given me the chance to hone my skills. Since my last post on smart phone photography, the quality of the cameras has gotten exceedingly better. I never thought I’d get to the point where I’d look at a picture on my computer and think, “Did I take that on my phone or my camera?” Everything is crisp and clean, with very little grain. It’s a very exciting time in the world of photography and, today, I want to go over a few points about what I think about when I’m making photographs with my iPhone. In the below examples, you may see a slight difference in the quality. The majority were taken with an iPhone 6+ but others are older and were photographed using an iPhone 5s.