How to Take Top-Notch Pictures With Your iPhone

As you all know, fall is a wonderful time for picture taking. The only problem is that not everyone has nice professional cameras to take pictures with. If you don’t have a camera, don’t fret. I am going to teach you how to take professional-looking pictures with your phone.

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The first step is to find a good location to take pictures at. During the fall there are some great locations to take photos at. Apple orchards, pumpkin patches, or even the woods. The apples, pumpkins, fall trees, and other props at these locations make for gorgeous photos.

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Once you picked the perfect location get ready to take the pictures. Go onto your phone and click the camera. Find the exact shot you want and get ready to take the picture. Keep in mind that angles can help enhance the picture. For example, if you’re taking a picture of a tree, laying under the tree and angling the phone upwards can help intensify your photo. After you have taken all your pictures, it’s time to go back and look at them.

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You can edit your pictures right on your iPhone. There are so many different editing features on your phone. The first thing you can do is crop the photo. You can cut out things you don’t want and twist and flip the image around. Now that you have your image cropped you can add some color to it. You can pick a filter to apply to the photo and you can also change the exposure, brilliance, highlights, shadows, contrast, brightness, saturation, vibrancy, warmth, tint, sharpness, noise, and definition. These all sound crazy and weird but these tools can help bring out the main things that you want in your picture. You can play around with them and see what makes your picture look the best. After you have your final picture edited, feel free to share it with your friends or on social media. Everyone loves to see what you’re up to during the busy fall season.