iPhone long exposure trickery
Here’s a little trick to deceive your eyes when doing a long exposure on your iPhone. This was brought to my attention by another fellow iPhone photographer, and I thought […]
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App Review: Slow Shutter Cam
Slow Shutter Cam app for iOS is the long exposure app that you’ve been waiting for. It does it all, and produces sharp results in an easy-to-use interface. [
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Who says midday photos are bad?
While it is generally known that photos during the harsh midday sunlight are not the most pleasing, this light can still make your scene quite nice given the right circumstances.
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Is your gear up to the task?
Many people may underestimate the necessity for your photography gear to be weather-sealed, or properly taken care of. It may not be a necessity for some, but if you love
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Chasing waterfalls
No matter what the season, waterfalls always seem to be a great photo opportunity. In the winter, the ice around them gives a whole new emotion to the summertime rush
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B&W landscapes can be dramatic
I’m not the one to make black and white landscape photos, but when I see one that works, I stick with it. This photo that I took with my iPhone 6
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Climbing Ice
A few weeks ago I went to Hamilton to try and take some more photos of waterfalls. I decided to go to Tiffany falls because of its height and accessibility.
Sunrise on a farm
One of my new favourite spots to shoot while I was in Karuizawa, Japan, was this farm perched on top of a hill. Once you climb the short steps up