iPhone Photography Blog
In my photo blog I write about two topics that are closely related for me: iPhone Photography and traveling light. For each of these topics you’ll find reviews and tutorials about apps and gear. If you’re looking for inspiration, check the posts about photo spots, film locations and lost places I’ve visited and photographed. Don’t know where to start? How about reading about recommended iPhone camera apps I use, my recommended iPhone photo editing apps or the iPhone photo accessories I recommend and use myself.
Review: Reflect Camera App helps creating Reflections
An excellent and super easy to use app that helps you to fix or even to create perfect water or material reflections right on your iPhone or iPad.
Moment Wide and Tele Lenses sample photos
I tried many lenses for iPhone. The Moment lenses are the first ones I'm going to keep. Here are some sample shots.
Review: Moment Wide Lens (18mm, latest Version)
A freshly (2019) updated review of the Moment Wide Angle Lens based on years of using it for travel photography. Includes sample photos.
Review: Pro HDR X. HDR photography with iPhone
Pro HDR X makes creating HDR on iPhone really simple. I used this HDR camera app for some time but turned to an alternative.
Review: AmazonBasics Travel Tripod
My favorite travel tripod. It’s small, light and fits into my carry-on backpack. Review updated 2019.
Review: Pureshot Camera App gives you almost full control
Very fine granular, manual, control over your iPhone camera. Supports bracketed shooting that works with many HDR apps.
Hipstamatic vintage shots of a Junkers Ju 52 Airplane
Hipstamatic photos of old planes taken at the Visitors Park at the Munich Airport.
How To shoot bracketed shots for HDR with a Sony QX
The Sony QX100 camera and companion app do not offer a dedicated mode for shooting bracketed photos. But it's still possible.
Visiting the 1000 year old Devin Castle in Bratislava, Slovakia
A huge castle at the top of a small hill near Bratislava with an iconic watch-tower. Built 1000 years ago.