The art of cell phone photography

Helene Moulopoulos, l, registers Jordan Grunberg in 

the Mentoring program.  (PHO245/Damion Roundtree)

   What I've learned about cell phone photography: 

• The more pictures you take, the better you'll become at getting what you want from the scene.
•    Taking pictures from all angles can be really neat.
•    Always make sure you have the available light for the shot.
•    Hold your phone very still while taking pictures; very subtle movements can blur your image.
•    Creative filters give users control to change colors and even distort their photos. 
• Because most cell phones are kept in wallets, pockets and purses, always make sure to clean the lens.
• Cell phones are also breaking into the job industry, as a quick fix for shooting in on the move subjects; cell phones are lightweight and are less noticeable by others.

   With a little practice you can learn the art of photography while doing what you love.