iPhone Travel Photo Portfolio
In my regularly updated iPhone Photo Portfolio of travel photos, you’ll find a curated selection of 42 travel photos I took over the years with various iPhone models.
Dark Hedges, Ireland
Some are linked to blog posts where you can see more photos of a specific location, what photo techniques and which photo apps I used, or even a detailed tutorial explaining how I took and edited the photo.
In case you wonder why this portfolio contains 42 photos: Well, as we know from the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, 42 is the answer to life, the universe, and everything.
Click an image in the iPhone photo portfolio gallery below to view it large. Click the link in the caption to learn more about the photo or photo spot where I took it.
Photo Spots at the abandoned Palace Henriette-Helmsdorf in Germany. A lost place you can visit legally. Shot on iPhone 16 Pro Max.
Dark Hedges, Ireland. Shot on iPhone 15 Pro Max. Read more about photo spots in Ireland for your next road trip.
Cape Roca, Portugal. Shot on iPhone 14 Pro. Read more in my blog post about the best photo spots in Lisbon an nearby.
Public Library, Stuttgart, Germany. Shot on iPhone 14 Pro. Learn how to do a high key edit in Lightroom Mobile like this one.
Neighbour's Cat; Austria. Shot on iPhone 12 Pro Max
Abandoned municipal pool, Berlin, Germany. Shot on iPhone 15 Pro Max. Read more about lost places in Berlin you can visit legally.
Abandoned castle, Pottendorf, Austria. Shot on iPhone 11 Pro. See some photos I took inside castle Pottendorf.
St. Charles Church; Vienna; Austria. One of the many photos taken during lockdowns in Vienna, Austria, shot on iPhone 11 Pro
The inverted Pyramid is one of the many photo spots in Bratislava, Slovakia. Shot on iPhone 11 Pro
Firework, Linz, Austria. Shot in iPhone Xs. Learn how to photograph fireworks with iPhone.
Infinity Pool; Austria. Shot on iPhone Xs. Learn how to use leading lines for photo composition like I did in this photo
Francis of Assisi Church; Austria. Shot on iPhone Xs.
The Parliament, Hungary. shot on iPhone Xs.
Bird in Flight; Austria. Shot on iPhone Xs
Abandoned Piano at the abandoned filming Location Heilstaette Grabowsee, Germany. Shot on iPhone Xs
Palace of Culture & Science; Poland. Shot on iPhone X
Dentist's Chair at the abandoned filming location of A Cure for Wellness; Germany. Shot on iPhone X
Saxophone Player, New York, USA. Shot on iPhone 7 Plus. Read more about how to use the framing technique in photography like I did in this photo.
New York Skyline, United States. Shot on iPhone 7 Plus. Check my blog post about where to find more iconic photo spots in New York for your next trip
One of the few remaining ruins of the abandoned houses in Kruunuvuori, Finnland. Shot on iPhone 7 Plus
Reflection; Austria. Shot on iPhone 7 Plus
A small waterfall, one of the many photo spots in Berlin; Germany. Shot on iPhone 7 Plus
Amusement Park; Austria. Shot on iPhone 7 Plus. Learn more about how to shoot fairground rides with iPhone
Dancing House, Prague, Czech Republic. Shot on iPhone X. Read more about photo spots in Prague.
The Mosque, Tirana, Albania. Shot on iPhone 6s Plus. Check my blog post to find photo spots in Tirana, Albania.
Pigeon Swarm, Bucharest, Romania. Shot on iPhone 6S Plus. See some fantastic photo spots in Bucharest, Romania
Tower Bridge, London, England. Shot on iPhone 6s Plus. See how I take photos at night with iPhone.
Lighthouse; Scotland. Shot on iPhone 6s Plus
Abandoned theater, Chernobyl, Ukraine. Shot on iPhone 6S Plus. See how to use the rule of thirds in photography like I did in this photo.
Takeoff; Austria. Shot on iPhone 6s Plus
Fountains, Las Vegas, USA. Shot on iPhone 6 Plus. Learn how to use the framing technique in photography like I did for this photo.
The Kaiserwasser in Vienna, Austria, is one of the many beautiful photo spots in Vienna, about which I've written in the linked blog post.
Marshall's Beach, San Francisco, USA. Shot on iPhone 6 Plus. This photo is a good example of how to use leading lines in photography.
Sunset; USA. Shot on iPhone 6 Plus
Skogafoss, Iceland. Shot on iPhone 6 Plus. See how to remove people and objects from a photo on iPhone with TouchRetouch App.
Modern Library; Austria. Shot on iPhone 6 Plus
March 18th Square is one of the many photo spots in Berlin, Germany. Shot on iPhone 6 Plus.
Memorial; Germany. Shot on iPhone 6 Plus
London Eye, United Kingdom.
Shot on iPhone 6, using Slow Shutter Cam App I review in the blog.
Ghost Train. See how to create a ghost effect in a photo using iPhone; Austria; Shot on iPhone 5s
Wynn @ Encore, Las Vegas, United States. Shot on iPhone 5. One of the many stunning photo spots in Las Vegas
Glass Tower, Vienna, Austria. Shot on iPhone 5S. Here are a few more tips about architecture photo spots in Vienna along with several others.
Latest Blog Posts about Photo Spots shot on iPhone
Below you’ll find a list of blog posts where I write about photo spots I visited. All the photos you’ll see in these blog posts were made using the most current iPhone model. My travel photography is about cityscapes, landscapes, and lost places. If you have a feeling that I have a slight focus on lost places you are right.
Learn more about iPhone Photography
To see, which apps and photo accessories I use for these photos, please head to my iPhone photo blog, where you’ll find a list my recommended iPhone camera apps that I use myself as well as the list of recommended iPhone photo editing apps that I use to edit my photos on the go. Plus, you’ll see the (few) recommended iPhone photo accessories I use for my travel photography.
I spent almost two days photographing in Cologne, before I visited an abandoned car graveyard. Here are the best and most iconic photo spots in Cologne, Germany.