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26 Inspiring Examples of iPhone Photography
In our last showcase challenge we asked our readers to submit some of their best shots taken with their iPhone. Wow, we received some amazing images. Enjoy the collection below and let us know your favorites.
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Kaimi sorout said:
SPEACHLESS…
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ZZ said:
It’s not so much “photography” anymore than it is digital manipulation. You don’t need to know anything abut lighting at all–or anything for that matter.
Just make the sky dark in PS, shoot at a contorted angle, and poof–”photography.” The proof is in the iPhone.
“Photography” as art has always been viewed as a “mid-level” art form, but is now on a similar level as needlepoint–boring to the creative, but keeps the masses busy doing tasks that no one really cares about.
When I go to “Arts” shows now, the only people really interested in the photography displays are, well, not really anyone. The displays are virtually empty of viewers.
And why shouldn’t it be that way? After all, anyone with an iPhone is a photographer, which means we reach a saturation point that makes “photography” about as interesting as eating a taco.
Imagine if virtually anyone could pick up a guitar and play a song that was virtually as good as any “artist.” Musicians and good music would be considered everyday and ho hum.
The same thing will happen to authors and writing when anyone can input specific parameters for a novel and have a Photoshop-like program write it, and write it as well as any author can. Photography was just easier for machines to do than the latter, so far.
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Ash said:
Thanks for the feature!!
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Casie said:
These photos are really amazing
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Jane said:
Very awesome photos love the depth of field and the lighting there all amazing.
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Susan Tuttle said:
Thank you so much for including my work! I’m loving the compilation of images — very inspiring!
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Jan said:
I think what ZZ said, is well put. This new technology takes us farther and faster away from what we are use to. And maybe this is where the crux lies.
I work as a photographer mainly using ProDSLR, but also an old Hasselblad with film… BUT I also get great results with my iPhone. Do only thing I can say is that they give you totally different results, but – when it comes to taking photos of people – they react totally different if I hold up my old Hasselblad or my iPhone in front of them. -

Didier said:
I can only recommend reading “Iphone Obsessed” by Dan Marcolina where he reviews tens of post processing apps and opens new horizon for iphone pictures.
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Theo said:
Great post, love iphoneography! Join instagram you`ll find me under theocb.
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KedR said:
These are amazing. I just bought a HTC one X and it has a 2.0 8mp camera and I am amazed at it’s results. Wish I could upload a few to you fellow photographers.
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Melody said:
Amy, Wayne and I have absolutely loved wahnitcg you grow with your photography (and as a Mom of course) When I talk to anyone about your photos I always tell them that I’ve never seen anyone better, professional or otherwise. You just have a wonderful gift for seeing just the right picture at just the right time. We are so proud of you for how far you’ve come, just keep going girl, you can DO it all! Love you, Sandy
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Mark Graski said:
Reply to ZZ,
The camera is a tool, nothing more.
It does not matter what kind of camera you use because the creativity is in the photographer not the camera.
Look at MichMutters “fork” or Skyoctane “Parrot”.
Are these photos less credible because they were photographed with an iphone ?. Are the images less credible because they are digital images ?.
No, the images speak for themselves and represent the work of the photographer, not the camera. -

Bill Jones said:
@Mark
Well said.













































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