With this online course, you will have a complete guide on how to take creative photographs with your iPhone or Android and edit them like a professional photographer.
If you’re interested to know how to take the best out of your phone and to learn tips and tricks to improve your photography for your business, travels or your social media, this course is for you.
At the end of it, you will be able to shoot creatively and edit like a professional and find your own photographic style.
You will first learn the basics of how to use the camera of your mobile and then we will get deeper into camera lenses, how to control the lighting and the best camera modes for each photograph. We will also cover the creative side of photography, and you will learn about the composition techniques, points of view and some tricks to make your photos look amazing.
You will end the course doing photo editing using two free apps: Lightroom and Snapseed. You will learn the tools that professional photographers as myself use on our everyday work to improve the lighting, color and to remove imperfections, and also create your own presets to apply to a bunch of photos. This will save you tons of time and help you to develop a unique style. At the end of each section, you will find assignments to put into practice what you learned.
Also, you will know how to curate your own photographs and organize them in albums by genres or themes.
The course is aimed for beginners, so you don’t need any previous experience for this course. You will receive practical tips and tricks that will keep you engaged and that you can start using straightaway.
If you have already some knowledge and want to know more on mobile photography, the lessons on photo editing and composition are great to help you to keep improving your skills.
NOTE: I’ll explain everything both on my iPhone 13 Pro and a Samsung mobile. Most android mobiles resemble pretty much like these two brands. In case you’re using another brand or model, it could happen that it doesn’t have all the features covered in this course, but you should still be able to apply most of the content that you’ll find here to your own mobile.
