We understand your struggle shuffling between pages and people, searching for quick mobile photography ideas for beginners. We know how your artistic spark is dying to bring that aesthetic frame to life. The one you\u2019ve imagined so ornately in your mind. We know how awful it feels to have no clue about how to execute your master plan.<\/p>\n

And we at WhatDigi, also know how to help you out with this. So, buckle up! By the time you’re through this post, you\u2019ll have a definite lead about how, to begin with, professional photography with only a smartphone at hand, and that too at your home! Let\u2019s get started.<\/p>\n

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So, is it possible to take Professional Photographs with Smartphones?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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Before proceeding any further, let us first hush away our doubts. Let us first assess our moves and motives rationally.<\/p>\n

Are we fooling ourselves, or is it possible to take professional photographs with mobile phones?<\/p>\n

Well, yes. With the right specs and skills<\/em>, you can take professional photographs with the phone. Practicing professional photographers have affirmed the fact and even demonstrated it themselves. Below, we have given a complete guide about how to approach phone photography. And also some very creative mobile photography ideas for beginners at home.<\/p>\n

Note that smartphones may never be able to compete with DSLRs or other professional cameras, but they still can help us to take quite impressive images. Smartphone photography is suitable for both candid and planned shots.<\/p>\n

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A Beginner\u2019s Guide to Mobile Photography Ideas<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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As a beginner, sometimes it might become frustrating for you to take good pictures. Be it with a phone or professional camera. However, in either case, understanding the basics of photography and making efficient use of tricks can help you achieve a photographer\u2019s degree of perfection.<\/p>\n

Well, not accurately professional<\/em>, as discussed above, but we can still take eye-catching shots with the correct use of settings and editing apps on the play store. With that said, let us educate ourselves on the basics of mobile photography.<\/p>\n

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  Arrange Appropriate Lighting for Mobile Photography<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

  Look for the perfect bright and lit area to set up your shot as some phones can do better in dim light but some can\u2019t focus properly in such situations. Set the source of light as such that it doesn\u2019t point directly on your camera but on the object instead or simply set it behind or above you. Taking the picture in natural light gives it some distinct quality from those taken indoors.<\/p>\n

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    Better Play with Distance than Zoom<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    Try not to zoom the frame. The digital zoom won\u2019t focus your picture or make it larger but will only blow up the image quality making it grainy and pixelated. So if you need a closer shot then moving towards the subject is a far better option than zooming it in.<\/p>\n

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      Clean the Lens<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

      Always clean the lens of a mobile camera whether it be the front or back one. Cleaning the camera preferably with a microfiber cloth will get rid of the smudges and dirt from the lens and you will surely notice a world of difference in the image quality.<\/p>\n

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        Frame-oriented Mobile Photography Ideas<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

        Before taking a picture please try to perfectly set up the shot i.e. make sure that the subject is in the correct position with respect to the light and environment. Try to get rid of unnecessary objects from the frame, as you don\u2019t want your laundry being a part of your perfect picture right? I would suggest having the subject slightly off-center and far from the background will bring it in the crisp focus of the camera.<\/p>\n

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          Familiarize with the Rule of Thirds<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

          Based on the \u00b4rule of thirds<\/strong>\u00b4 breaking an image into vertical and horizontal thirds and then placing the points of interest and focus in these grids will give you more balanced photos. This might be the easiest way to improve your picture\u2019s quality.<\/p>\n

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            Realize the Impact of Angles<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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            Many people are habitual of taking the picture from the same angle every time holding up the phone at their eye level, this practice will only give you basic pictures. Try changing your position relative to the subject or using height and depth angle to your advantage. These angles are called \u201chero shots\u201d for a reason as they can make your subject look a tad bit powerful.<\/p>\n

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              Make Effective Use of Apps<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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              No doubt your phone can take good pictures itself but there is no harm in taking a trip to the play store and finding some editing apps on the grounds of making your picture more vividly appealing. There is a number of apps with effects, backgrounds, filters, stickers, and numerous other options to enhance your picture, using these apps will help you make the picture incredibly perfect.<\/p>\n

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              Try Creative Mobile Photography Ideas<\/h2>\n

              Well, now it\u2019s time to practice! Put everything you just learned into use by practicing the following: mobile photography ideas for beginners.<\/p>\n

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              • Fruits in a Frenzy:<\/strong><\/li>\n
              • Pick any round and juicy fruit and cut it in half in a natural way. Stick the upper half to a fruit cutting knife, throw the latter from below, and click as the fruit comes in contact with the upper half. Know that it will take a lot of practice before you get the perfect shot, and you will need the help of another person in executing this.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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                  Still Life:<\/h4>\n<\/li>\n

                  Perhaps, one of the easiest ways to practice and perfect your mobile photography skills is to make good use of the object lying around. Select a few objects. Be it fruits, books, ornaments, or anything you truly like. Just make sure it\u2019s not a moving object. Place it in front of a plain backdrop and play with lights and shadows. Of course, brighter lights give you a better room for play. But if you\u2019ve got a good low-light camera, you can experiment with that too.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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                    Here comes one of the convenient ways to practice your framing and rule of thirds. If you see something humongous and jaw-dropping, enable the panoramic mode on your camera (often known as Pano Mode). Try combining two walls of your room or so.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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                      Most professionals rank capturing a Rubik’s cube’s sharp edges and colors beautifully in a setting as one of the best mobile photography ideas for beginners. It\u2019s slightly challenging to blend the sharpness and capture a natural picture. But surely, in the process of overcoming this challenge, you\u2019ll learn a lot!<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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                        Mirror Pictures<\/strong>:<\/h4>\n<\/li>\n

                        Mirror photography is rather technical. And it may feel a bit difficult for beginners. However, the results are just stunning, and you surely do not want to miss out on it. Just arrange a reflective surface and a cool object to capture. Arrange both such that there\u2019s a mix of reflection and reality, and of course, aesthetic frame. And click!<\/li>\n

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                        5 Mobile Photography IDEAS and HACKS you must try!<\/h2>\n