Simple Trick For Incredible Abstract iPhone Photos

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Do you struggle to take interesting iPhone photos that truly stand out?
We've got you covered! In this video, we'll explore the art of capturing stunning, abstract images of buildings and structures using nothing more than your iPhone.
This technique will transform your ordinary photos into breathtaking works of art!
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[@iPhone_Photography_School]

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[@bluorqid4955]

I figured it out! Thanks for the unique abstract picture taking.

[@samairakapoor440]

Great video

[@steezmunky]

The truth is, with the recent economy. Everyone needs to be able to take more fun photos 💯

[@pruthvirajpawar5095]

Which camera do u used to flim this video ,not the phone used in the video

[@bluorqid4955]

iPhone SE does not allow/have this feature.

[@bluorqid4955]

I had to manually rotate my image after the fact.

[@Mandarf20]

Rotating the phone doesn’t rotate the camera view, it still remains the same. How to do that?

[@iPhone_Photography_School]

Make sure the rotate lock is not active on your device. You can learn more about the lock here: support.apple.com/en-us/HT204547

[@Mandarf20]

@@iPhone_Photography_School I tried this setting but it’s still the same. Am I missing anything?

[@Chris_shoots_anything]

Do you shoot in raw or jpeg?

[@iPhone_Photography_School]

Cliff shot those photos in Jpeg :)