20 Great Photos Taken with the iPhone
- By: Nate Kay
The iPhone is considered one of the better camera phones out there, and it continues to improve with each new model. Here are 20 great photos taken with the iPhone.
His cakes by slightly everything
old shoes by slightly everything
image by Mike Baird
Breakfast and a book... utter joy! by slightly everything
image by Mike Baird
Linee verticali zig-zag by Mia Felicita Bertelli
taking turns by Emily Bemily
Love Is On The Move by Vinoth Chandar
Daughter by Jonathan Kos-Read
Bullet Hole in my Window by Jonathan Kos-Read
View Of Rum From Beinn Na Cille, Kingairloch by H Matthew Howarth
golden hour by Stefano
Birds by Jonathan Kos-Read
Circus Colours by Justine King
Columns to the Clouds by Justine King
BCN#5 by Thanawat Thiasiriphet
sky sky flow... by GK
Sympathy for the White by Silver Imaging
Walk Into the Light by Greg Zehe
My Eulogy by davidcwong888
- Category: Inspirations
- 10 Comments
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Marco
Wow! Amazing! It’s like taken with DSLR or digicam. That’s nice!
Apramit
Just love the clarity
Leo
Pretty inspiring photos.Thanks for sharing
Michele McCormick
Very fun to see what the possibilities are!
Eeps
Absolutely inspirational. May I know what apps were used?
Deon
Excellent photographs. Creativity has NO end. It amazes me that we can capture perspectives any way we want and present it in any format.
David bise
So beautiful
whe
Does the iphone really do bokeh natively like that? Or is it post processed?
Do they use the native iOS camera app? or do they use third party software that enhance the shooting abilities of the camera?
These are nice pictures, but attributing them solely to the iphone would be like saying that a great painter was great only because it had a great brush… Reducing it to just “wow it is nice because it was made on an iphone” is awfully reductive…
Nate Kay
Good observations whe. I’m pretty certain most users that shoot with an iPhone probably use post processing apps like snapspeed. Photos taken with the iPhone are quality enough now that you don’t see much damage to the image when post processing which is why people are doing it more. You can also add lens attachments to the iPhone like the ooclip to get different perspectives while shooting.
It’s a matter of preference to whether these are actually true photos from the iPhone directly, but I guess we could say that about anything post processed. Photography is indeed more of an art today.
Aaron Greenwood
Hey everyone, I am ‘Silver Imaging’ proprietor of ‘Sympathy for the White’ (above). To settle a few questions about apps etc. I predominantly use Camera+ app because of it’s AF & AE capabilities. Nearly all of the “iPhotos” I edit are edited with Camera+ app. On rare occasions I will edit with PS Express or not edit at all. With the advent of the vertical swipe to access the native camera, I have begun using it more, but still editing with Camera+ app…I swear by it!
Thanks for all the great comments, and to PB for including my work amongst some really great, and creative iPhotos. Check out my Flickr or website for more shots; ‘Sympathy for the White’ is good, but not my best!