My Moment iPhone Case Review with Wrist-Strap Mount
I’ve been using the Moment iPhone case for each new iPhone for almost a decade. It protected my iPhone during dozens of trips all around the world: What I like and what I don’t like.
In my iPhone photo blog, I write about iPhone photography and traveling light, app reviews, tutorials, and photo spots.
I write about two topics that are closely related: iPhone photography and traveling light. For each of these topics, you’ll find reviews and tutorials in the blog. For inspiration, check the posts about photo spots and lost places I’ve visited and photographed. Don’t know where to start? Start with reading about the recommended iPhone camera apps I use, my recommended iPhone photo editing apps, or the photo accessories I recommend and take on my trips.
I’ve been using the Moment iPhone case for each new iPhone for almost a decade. It protected my iPhone during dozens of trips all around the world: What I like and what I don’t like.
The Wuben X1 is a powerful, 12000 lumens, tactical flashlight and my new companion when exploring lost and abandoned places. It illuminates even the darkest corners.
Almada is a town near the Tagus river in Lissbon in Portugal. Here you’ll find a wonderfully decayed and abandoned harbor of a former winery.
Reeheld is a camera app for taking long exposure photos with iPhone - without a tripod. Read why I love and use it regularly. Updated for iPhone 16.
This abandoned paper mill is a lost place unlike any other I’ve visited before. The factory was abandoned just a few years ago during the pandemic.
A step-by-step tutorial explaining how to transform a photo into a high-key edit on your iPhone or iPad using Adobe Lightroom Mobile.
Below Vienna, you’ll find a vast network of abandoned underground tunnels. Come and see what I found in an abandoned air raid shelter from WW II below Vienna.
I bought the Anker 610 Magnetic Phone Grip out of curiosity. Read on to learn, why I will continue to use it for some of my photo trips.
A discovery by accident. I discovered this administrative building of an abandoned WW2 camp in the woods - and even more during my 2nd visit.