The latest issue of the Mobiography Magazine has just been release onto the Apple App Store and Google Play. As usual you will find it packed full of the usual interviews, top tips, tutorials, features and showcases of the very best in smartphone photography.
What’s inside issue 32?
Here in the northern hemisphere, the summer is in full swing and with it comes so many photographic opportunities. To help you make the most of those opportunities Mark Myerson has gathered together his top list of creative summer holiday photography tips to help inspire and improve your summertime photos.
We also continue our series about compositional techniques by looking at framing and how this technique can be used to draw the viewer’s eye directly into the photograph and create a stronger connection with them.
We talk to two talented photographers. Professional press photographer Lloyd Fox who has been using his iPhone extensively in his personal work to build a fantastic portfolio of black and white street photography. Meanwhile Sam Burton, a passionate stock photographer from London, talks to us about his travel and stock photography and offers us his views and top tips on taking stock photography that sells.
We also dive into VR Photography using the Samsung Gear 360 and explore what you need to capture photos which have that surrounding third dimension to them. Keeping on the topic of gadgets, there is our line-up of 30 mobile photography accessories that will help to further improve the photos that you take with your smartphone.
As always, don’t forget to share your photos with Mobiography on Instagram using the hashtag #mobiography. From there we’ll be showcasing the best in our weekly website showcase and also as a daily featured photo on Instagram.
Grab your copy now
In order to grab yourself a copy of Mobiography, head over to the Apple App Store and Google Play and install the app. Single issues are available for $4.99 or you can subscribe to the bi-monthly subscription plan for $3.99 and make a 20% saving or an annual subscription for $21.99, a saving of 26%. There is currently a FREE Trial subscription offer available. Google Play subscriptions are monthly at a cost of $1.99.
Don’t forget to join the Mobiography mailing list, follow us on Facebook and share your photos on Instagram using the hashtag #mobiography.
The latest issue of the Mobiography Magazine has just been release onto the Apple App Store and Google Play. As usual you will find it packed full of the usual interviews, top tips, tutorials, features and showcases of the very best in smartphone photography.
What’s inside issue 31?
In this latest issue, we talk to two talented mobile photographers, David DeNagel and Charles Read. David offers some amazing advice on how you can take better portraits and how to approach strangers. Meanwhile, Charles Read talks about his approach to his stunning black and white street and urban photography.
In our beginner’s guide section, we continue our composition series by looking at high and low viewpoints, and examine why shooting from these angles is so effective.
For Android users and tech heads, we review the camera capabilities of the new Samsung S8 and ask is this more of an update or a game-changing camera?
On the app front we examine the creation of painterly mobile art using Distressed FX. We talk to Cheryl Tarrant of Distressed FX about the app and take a step-by-step walkthrough of the app to create a stunning piece of art.
Thinking of shooting for 24 hours straight? Then check out our survival guide to the 24 Hour Project. Want to know how best to back up your photos or print them out? We’ve got you covered there. Finally, we take a look at urban exploring with the smartphone, and ask two seasoned urban explorers to share their top tips and words of wisdom on the subject.
As always, don’t forget to share your photos with Mobiography via our Flickr Group or on Instagram using the hashtag #mobiography. From there we’ll be showcasing the best in our weekly website showcase and also as a daily featured photo on Instagram.
Grab your copy now
In order to grab yourself a copy of Mobiography, head over to the Apple App Store and Google Play and install the app. Single issues are available for $4.99 or you can subscribe to the bi-monthly subscription plan for $3.99 and make a 20% saving or an annual subscription for $21.99, a saving of 26%. There is currently a FREE Trial subscription offer available. Google Play subscriptions are monthly at a cost of $1.99.
Don’t forget to join the Mobiography mailing list, follow us on Facebook and share your photos on Instagram using the hashtag #mobiography.
The latest issue of the Mobiography Magazine has just been release onto the Apple App Store and Google Play. As usual you will find it packed full of the usual interviews, top tips, tutorials, features and showcases of the very best in smartphone photography.
What’s inside issue 30?
It’s with great pleasure that I’m proud to introduce the 4th anniversary issue of Mobiography. For this special anniversary issue we talk to two very talented photographers.
Firstly, Gareth Rockliffe tells us about his Kickstarter funded project titled “The Great American Coastline Project.” The project saw Gareth and his wife journey along the western coast of America documenting the stunning scenery along the way. Secondly, we talk to Lee Atwell, a superb iPhone street photographer, about her approach to the photos she takes.
In our beginners guide section we have the second in our composition series. This time we take a closer look at leading lines, what they are, and how and why you should be using them to greatly improve the photos you take.
Meanwhile, David Kindervater takes a look at ways to light up your mobile photography in low light situations. And Mark Myerson, with help from Mobile Photography Award founder, Daniel Berman, discusses the benefits to be had from entering photography competitions.
As if that wasn’t enough, we take a look at how you can create a tiny planet work of art using the apps Circular and Tiny Planet FX Pro. We also take a sneak peek at the new Huawei P10 and its camera capabilities.
Grab your copy now
In order to grab yourself a copy of Mobiography, head over to the Apple App Store and Google Play and install the app. Single issues are available for $4.99 or you can subscribe to the bi-monthly subscription plan for $3.99 and make a 20% saving or an annual subscription for $21.99, a saving of 26%. There is currently a FREE Trial subscription offer available. Google Play subscriptions are monthly at a cost of $1.99.
Don’t forget to join the Mobiography mailing list, follow us on Facebook and share your photos on Instagram using the hashtag #mobiography.
The latest issue of the Mobiography Magazine has just been release onto the Apple App Store and Google Play. As usual you will find it packed full of the usual interviews, top tips, tutorials, features and showcases of the very best in smartphone photography.
What’s inside issue 29?
To kick-start this first issue of 2017, our beginner’s guide section will go back to basics and take a look at the compositional guideline called the rule of thirds. This will be the first in a series of articles that delves deeper into different ways you can use composition in your photos, so that you can create better and more interesting images.
Meanwhile, Mark Myerson takes a look at some project ideas for these long dark winter nights. And David Kindervater asks the question, “What makes a great black and white photograph?” as this form of photography is an excellent medium to use at this time of year.
We talk to two talented mobile photographers – the first being Luis Rodriguez, aka @Luison on Instagram. In this interview Luis tells us about his approach to the compositions he incorporates into this unique blend of street and architecture photography as well as his puddlegrams.
We also talk to Mirabai Nicholson-McKellar – a filmmaker, photographer and beekeeper – about her passion for bees and her slow-motion films that caught the attention of Apple for their “Shot on iPhone” adverts.
Rob Dunsford takes several tripods for a test drive, and tells us what options are available for the mobile photographer, which you should use and why.
Finally, for Android photographers out there, we review the Camera Zoom FX camera app, and find out what makes this app so popular for Android shooters.
Grab your copy now
In order to grab yourself a copy of Mobiography, head over to the Apple App Store and Google Play and install the app. Single issues are available for $4.99 or you can subscribe to the bi-monthly subscription plan for $3.99 and make a 20% saving or an annual subscription for $21.99, a saving of 26%. There is currently a FREE Trial subscription offer available. Google Play subscriptions are monthly at a cost of $1.99.
Don’t forget to join the Mobiography mailing list, follow us on Facebook and share your photos on Instagram using the hashtag #mobiography.
The latest issue of the Mobiography Magazine has just been release onto the Apple App Store and Google Play. As usual you will find it packed full of the usual interviews, top tips, tutorials, features and showcases of the very best in smartphone photography.
What’s inside issue 28?
For this festive issue we talk to two very talented photographers, Eliza Badoiu and Ushi Grant.
Eliza is an iPhone artist from Romania, whose unique style of dark, gritty, self-portrait inspired mobile art has seen her win several awards. Meanwhile, Ushi Grant aka @sombra_y_luz on Instagram, talks to us about her work and life as the Australian editor-at-large for Shooter Magazine, as well as what influences her photography.
As we’re fast approaching the Christmas season, we take our usual look at some gift ideas. This year, we highlight six inspiring books about mobile photography that are worthy reads.
Meanwhile, Rob Dunsford reviews the ExoLens Zeiss wide-angle lens and takes it for a test drive. On an Android front, we take a look at the Google Pixel phone and ask whether Google’s claims that it’s the best smartphone camera ever made are true.
As we approach the end of 2016 and start looking toward 2017, Kate Wesson looks at eight reasons why undertaking a 365 shoot-a-photo-a-day project will improve your photography.
In our beginner’s guide section, Kate Hailey takes a closer look at the Hipstamatic 300 app. Mark Myerson looks at photographing nature and the flora and fauna that surrounds us. He talks to nature experts, Rachel Zoller-Box and Sharon Stiteler, for their top tips on the subject.
Grab your copy now
In order to grab yourself a copy of Mobiography, head over to the Apple App Store and Google Play and install the app. Single issues are available for $4.99 or you can subscribe to the bi-monthly subscription plan for $3.99 and make a 20% saving or an annual subscription for $21.99, a saving of 26%. There is currently a FREE Trial subscription offer available. Google Play subscriptions are monthly at a cost of $1.99.
Don’t forget to join the Mobiography mailing list, follow us on Facebook and share your photos on Instagram using the hashtag #mobiography.
The latest issue of the Mobiography Magazine has just been release onto the Apple App Store and Google Play. As usual you will find it packed full of the usual interviews, top tips, tutorials, features and showcases of the very best in smartphone photography.
What’s inside issue 27?
In this latest issue of Mobiography magazine, we take a look at one of the most anticipated hardware releases, the iPhone 7. We examine the camera capabilities of this new addition to Apple’s iPhone range and find out if it lives up to the hype.
We also take a closer look at the digital art side of mobile photography and talk to the talented artist, Susan Tuttle. Susan talks to us about her work, the online courses she teaches, her books, and how she approaches the creation of her art using her iPhone.
We take a look at the Prisma app, a new photo effects app which allows you to quickly and easily create impressive masterpieces from your images.
Meanwhile, Mobile Photography Award grand prize winner, Jian Wang tells us about his style of photography, what fascinates him about photographing architecture, and what it’s like being a recognized, multi-award winning photographer.
Kate Wesson takes a look at how you can take better landscape photos by including people in your compositions. Mark Myerson digs into the world of media reporting with an iPhone, and Benjamin Kerry takes a closer look at the Android camera app, Camera FV-5. Plus lots, lots more.
Grab your copy now
In order to grab yourself a copy of Mobiography, head over to the Apple App Store and Google Play and install the app. Single issues are available for $4.99 or you can subscribe to the bi-monthly subscription plan for $3.99 and make a 20% saving or an annual subscription for $21.99, a saving of 26%. Google Play subscriptions are monthly at a cost of $1.99.
Don’t forget to join the Mobiography mailing list, follow us on Facebook and share your photos on Instagram using the hashtag #mobiography.
Here in the northern hemisphere, the summer is in full swing and with it comes so many photographic opportunities. To help you make the most of those opportunities Mark Myerson has gathered together his top list of creative summer holiday photography tips to help inspire and improve your summertime photos.
In this latest issue, we talk to two talented mobile photographers, David DeNagel and Charles Read. David offers some amazing advice on how you can take better portraits and how to approach strangers. Meanwhile, Charles Read talks about his approach to his stunning black and white street and urban photography.
It’s with great pleasure that I’m proud to introduce the 4th anniversary issue of Mobiography. For this special anniversary issue we talk to two very talented photographers.
To kick-start this first issue of 2017, our beginner’s guide section will go back to basics and take a look at the compositional guideline called the rule of thirds. This will be the first in a series of articles that delves deeper into different ways you can use composition in your photos, so that you can create better and more interesting images.
For this festive issue we talk to two very talented photographers, Eliza Badoiu and Ushi Grant.
In this latest issue of Mobiography magazine, we take a look at one of the most anticipated hardware releases, the iPhone 7. We examine the camera capabilities of this new addition to Apple’s iPhone range and find out if it lives up to the hype.
