iPhone Photography
Helping tourists, travelers and explorers like you to take better travel photos with iPhone.
Since 2012.
Helping tourists, travelers and explorers like you to take better travel photos with iPhone.
Since 2012.
Read reviews of recommended iPhone camera apps and photo editing apps. Check the iPhone photo accessories like iPhone lenses and tripods for iPhone. Improve your iPhone photography skills by heading over to the iPhone photography tutorials.
See the gear I rely on to travel light and get some photographic inspiration from photo spots I photographed with iPhone. There also seems to be a kind of science evolving around what people carry with them every day. Here’s my everyday carry.
In this list you’ll find the most read blog posts in the iPhone Photo blog. Scroll down a bit to see the most recent blog blogs.
Adobe Lightroom is my main photo editing app. Read this review to learn why and what’s included in a Lightroom subscription.
Just in time for my trip to Leipzig, I got my shiny new lens: The Moment Superfish Lens. Here's my review and some sample photos.
The iPhone’s shutter speed is limited to 1 second. Nevertheless, there are ways to do long exposure photography with iPhone. Let me show you four ways to take a long exposure with iPhone.
I’ll answer your questions about how to shoot RAW on iPhone including the new Apple ProRAW
Lots of examples of how to use leading lines in travel photos to improve your composition.
Head over to the blog to read about my approach to iPhone photography, get some travel inspiration from photo spots I visited, learn how to skip the queues at the airport traveling light and get ideas and recommendations for your everyday carry. If you’re curious, you can see some blog posts and photos from my Pre iPhone Photography era. Enjoy!
A step-by-step tutorial outlining a RAW workflow in Lightroom Mobile including how to properly deal with Apple ProRAW files.
An updated (March 2021) review of my favorite camera app for iPhone: ProCamera App. It’s call “Pro” for a reason!
An updated (2021) review of the Moment iPhone cases (with wrist strap mount) that you’ll need to mount your Moment Lenses to iPhone.
During a visit to my hometown, I took a tour through an abandoned air-raid shelter. The Limonitunnel.
I’m a minimalist and thus I use only a few apps for editing my iphone photos. Here are my recommended photo editing apps for 2021
Three recommended iPhone photo accessories that I rely on and use regularly. They’re small, light and ideal for travelers.
Also in the blog, you’ll find a number of reviews and tutorials for my recommended camera apps, photo editing apps, and iPhone photo accessories.
Which of my photographs is my favorite? The one I’m going to take tomorrow
“Reading about Chris's work at nocamerabag.com convinced me that I could take great photos with my smartphone. His tutorials are detailed and full of insight.”
“A true inspiration for mobile photography. Chris convinced me that I could produce professional video clips for my own music with just a smartphone.”
-- Marco Klaasen, Musician, www.zwoekie.com
“Trying to sift through the overwhelming amount of info seemed almost impossible but fortunately I found your blog. Finally, some concise info on gear and workflow! Thank you for putting in the time and effort on your blog.”
— Doug L. from Ohio via eMail.
“I’ve been looking for a new camera (DSLR) recently as well but, with having a iPhone 6 now, and having repeatedly gone over your site I’m just gonna pass on the $1500.00 camera and learn the phone.”
- Ben from Wisconsin via e-mail
“Love the way you have written your articles. Succinct, jargon-free and pitched at a great level of understanding. Have to block out some time this weekend now to read more!”
— Mike James, smartphonephotographytraining.com
“I’m now iPhone only (sold my other stuff) and completed my mobile gear (joby-wise) recently ... your blog was my main inspiration”
— Gerald M Foto (digital art & photography), via Instagram
An updated (2021) review of the Moment iPhone cases (with wrist strap mount) that you’ll need to mount your Moment Lenses to iPhone.