ProCamera: Five tips for sharper iPhone photos

iPhoneographer Dilshad Corleone (Twitter/@italianbrother, Instagram/@italianbrother) recently emailed me with a heads up to a short video he is featured in. In addition to introducing you to the iPhoneographer, it’s a great, inspirational, well-shot video with some great advice for shooting, composing and telling a story with an image. >>>

About his iPhoneography, Dilshad says, “I am fond of having my black and white street images look as if they were stuffed in an old shoebox for the last 30 years. Or that you looked down on the street and found an image that 100 people just stepped-on. I very much try to bring an analog feel to my digital images. I love the grunge, the dirt, the grit! I love the unspoken London, the untold London, with heavily blurred background! Men with big, long beards and hats! Characteristic and peculiar faces! I see, I shoot and I go! It is difficult to analyse the why behind my subjects, or to describe what are my favourite subjects. It is very much like when you fall in love and you feel the butterflies, yes, that is exactly how I feel when I see something that I want to shoot. Iphoneography and Street- photography has given me the power to tell my stories, what I see and what touches me!”

Check it out. It runs just over 3 minutes and is well worth the time.

If the embed above doesn’t work, here’s the link to “Dilshad’s Story“ on YouTube.

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Marty Yawnick

Marty is a self-employed graphic designer in the Fort Worth/Dallas Metroplex. He is an avid Rangers baseball, Chicago Cubs, Packers and Highbury Arsenal fan. In addition to capturing random moments with whatever camera is close by (usually his iPhone), his other interests include coffee, film, music, and traveling in seats 5E and 5F with his fiancé.