It might sound cliché, but it’s still technically the truth: The best camera is the one you have with you. And if you’re like the majority of Americans, the camera that you have is an iPhone. Which means that taking better photos means getting better at iPhone photography. At the time of this writing, I’m using my iPhone 11 Pro — which I love. (Yes, I’m one of those guys who had it day one. No judgment.) It’s one of …

Hi guys, I’m Natalia — a UF student and fan of all things Trader Joe’s. I work on the Fracture marketing team, bringing you authentic content on the daily. If you have a smartphone, chances are you’ve heard of panoramic photography. It seems simple enough, even if it often ends up looking more like a guided tai chi exercise. But if you want to do it well, you’ll need more than steady hands. Our friends Les Picker and René Charles Ritchie …

Interchangeable Moment Lenses For The iPhone? Yeah, you read that heading correctly. Interchangeable lenses (not clip-on) for the iPhone and a few select Android phones really do exist. Before reading this Moment Lens review, I want you to know I just switched to team iPhone. I must admit the iPhone camera is much better than my previous Droid Turbo’s camera. I can only imagine what abilities the Moment Lens will add to the already strong iPhone camera. Like several new companies, Moment Lens …

If you want to get good at something, there’s no better way than to practice. Pretty cliché, but still true when it comes to your camera and what you can do with it. If you’ve got an iPhone or GoPro, timelapses are probably on your “Top 10 Lists” of everything you want to do with your gear. And, who doesn’t appreciate beautiful landscapes compressed to just a few seconds of breathtaking video? Follow these three steps to achieve the best quality timelapse. 1. …

Have you ever wondered what the perfect time of day to capture that perfect shot is? Ever wished that you could have had someone tell you when that time was? Well have no fear, Golden Hour One is here! What is the “Golden Hour”?  The golden hour is one of the most exciting situations for photographers. Essentially, it is the period of time after sunrise or before sunset where light is softer and more saturated than midday. Whether you’re capturing landscape or …

Are you an iPhoneographer? Any lover of photography knows that better equipment doesn’t always make a better photographer. But what if the little devices we take for granted can actually do more for us as artists than that shiny $2,000 lens? What if there is a way for us to embrace our inner storytellers where DSLR’s fall short? When we’re walking down the street and find a photogenic moment, do we ever think for a second about the tiny camera …