Stunning iPhone Reflection Photos in Urban Settings

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Ever wanted to take stunning iPhone reflection photos in a city environment? In this video, we’ll show you the best tips and techniques to capture incredible reflections with your iPhone.📱
🔎What You'll Learn:
- The Magic of Framing: Learn how to frame your shots using reflections for that unique twist.
- Getting the Perfect Angle: Discover the trick to finding the right angle for capturing the whole scene in a puddle, making your photos stand out.
- Color vs. Monochrome: Understand when to use color and when a monochrome filter can enhance your composition.
- The Importance of Symmetry: Find out why sometimes breaking the rule of thirds can work in your favor, especially with reflections.
- Capturing Movement: Tips on using Burst Mode to freeze the perfect moment, adding life to your cityscapes.
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⌚CHAPTERS
0:00 Introduction
0:30 Framing Your Shot
1:03 Enhancing Composition with Mono filter
2:02 Easy Trick for Better Reflection Photos
3:14 - Incorporating The Human Element
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Discover the best-kept secrets to take stunning photos in any city here: iphone.to/urban-iphone-photography-ytvpc1

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So much better when you included the human element 👍

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Cool video. I’m no stranger to taking puddle shots 😅

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Great content... thank you.

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thanks - great help😊

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Taking wide-angle photos with your iPhone can yield stunning results. iPhones from iPhone 11 onwards have an ultra-wide lens. Switch to it by tapping “0.5” just above the shutter button in the Camera app. To get the best results, hold the device as steady as you can, choose interesting subjects, add foreground elements to create depth and interest. For example, include rocks, flowers, or people in the foreground to anchor your wide-angle scene. Just keep in mind that Wide-angle lenses can distort straight lines near the edges of the frame. Be mindful of this distortion and adjust your composition accordingly.