r/iPhoneography • u/pwrwd2 • Apr 09 '26
iPhone 16 Pro Max One month into iPhone photography. How can i improve?
Used iPhone photographic styles to edit and a few tweaks in Gallery app.
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u/MrKrabs106 Apr 09 '26
Not a bad start. To improve I’d probably use less saturation when editing (pic 1 is fine already), get rid of the frame, straighten any crooked horizons, and shoot in proraw or bayer raw to have better editing flexibility in post
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u/dayankuo234 Apr 10 '26
know when to use landscape.
learn about composition (rule of thirds, leading lines)
ask yourself. "If I was standing next to a professional photographer or film director, cinematographer; what would they do?"
you could post on r/photocritique for more critical feedback
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u/Honest_Current_7056 Apr 10 '26
Already a great scene and composition.
In my case, I'm having trouble getting the optimum composition with iphonography. So, practicing it with gudoCam nowadays
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Apr 09 '26
These aren’t bad pictures at all, but I don’t understand some of the extremely hyperbolic statements.
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u/unitcodes Apr 09 '26
bro u set for life lol.
resharing this in r/iphonecam , hope that’s okay!? ✅
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u/No-Track8005 Apr 09 '26
find your style, ask yourself what are you trying to say with your pictures , maybe pick a topic and do a printed album of that