How to Edit Stunning Honeymoon Photos On Your Phone
It’s a shame we can’t all have professional photographers follow us around on our honeymoons. When you’re somewhere scenic, the pressure is on to make that moment look as beautiful on social media as it did in real life. Odds are, though, the most “professional” camera you own lives in your iPhone. For all you […]
It’s a shame we can’t all have professional photographers follow us around on our honeymoons. When you’re somewhere scenic, the pressure is on to make that moment look as beautiful on social media as it did in real life. Odds are, though, the most “professional” camera you own lives in your iPhone.
For all you honeymooners, bachelorette-partiers and general jet-setters, here’s how to edit professional-looking photos on-the-fly. Frame the Shot
Keep it simple. Focus on one thing, and try to keep the background as clean as possible. Get creative with the crop tool to show people what you want them to see. iPhone cameras are surprisingly great for uncomplicated shots ? and much more convenient to carry.
Even pros like Julie Paisley, who owns Julie Paisley Photography, occasionally go for the easier option. “I’m a professional photographer, but sometimes I just want to be in the moment and not have to worry about a big camera. I use my cell phone for family vacation pictures and even sneak peeks while I’m on my professional shoots. My couples love the little instant love.”
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It’s a shame we can’t all have professional photographers follow us around on our honeymoons. When you’re somewhere scenic, the pressure is on to make that moment look as beautiful on social media as it did in real life. Odds are, though, the most “professional” camera you own lives in your iPhone.
For all you honeymooners, bachelorette-partiers and general jet-setters, here’s how to edit professional-looking photos on-the-fly. Frame the Shot
Keep it simple. Focus on one thing, and try to keep the background as clean as possible. Get creative with the crop tool to show people what you want them to see. iPhone cameras are surprisingly great for uncomplicated shots ? and much more convenient to carry.
Even pros like Julie Paisley, who owns Julie Paisley Photography, occasionally go for the easier option. “I’m a professional photographer, but sometimes I just want to be in the moment and not have to worry about a big camera. I use my cell phone for family vacation pictures and even sneak peeks while I’m on my professional shoots. My couples love the little instant love.”
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