CREATIVE MOBILE PHONE PHOTOGRAPHY 2.0

Let me share a few shots I took using my smart mobile phone.At the bottom of each photo, I wrote a short note how I made it looks creative to me. Hopefully, it may look creative and attractive to you too.

The angle I shot this photo. I was trying to make it as if the escalator is right at the entrance of The Borders Bookshop

I played with the reflections of the glass containers on the glass top of my dining table.

Here is the Ladies Section of Masjid Tuanku Mizan.The background is the wall of the adjacent building and you can see its beautiful reflections on the floor between the two ladies walking towards each other.

It is the lights and the shadows.

The camera was in motion inside a moving train in LRT Tunnel in KL

The bamboo blind casts a unique shadow on the lady having breakfast.

It is the location during my flight from London to Schipol Airport in Holland

Mobile smartphones are limited in their ability and capacity to take great photos compared to DSLR or High-End Mirrorless Camera. In order to create better photos, I apply creative composition and making the best of the available light,

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