I took a lot of iphone photos in 2012. This is a selection of my favorites from the year.Hit jumpt to check complete post.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Brock Davis?
Brock Davis is a Minneapolis-based artist, illustrator, and advertising creative director. He is known for his Make Something Cool Everyday project, his playful iPhone photo series from 2012, and award-winning ad campaigns, and his whimsical work has appeared in publications like Time, Wired, and The New York Times.
Can you really take professional-looking photos with an iPhone?
Yes. Good light and strong composition matter far more than the camera, and modern phones handle both well. Brock Davis's series proves the point: he turned ordinary objects into clever, funny images using just an iPhone and his imagination, with no studio equipment involved.
What are the best tips for better iPhone photos?
Use natural light whenever possible and keep the light behind you, not behind your subject. Avoid digital zoom, which just crops and degrades the image; move closer instead. Clean the lens, tap the screen to set focus and exposure, steady the phone with both hands, and try the rule of thirds by turning on the camera grid.
Where can I see more of Brock Davis's work?
His personal site is itistheworldthatmadeyousmall.com, and he shares new work regularly on Instagram, where he describes himself as a Minneapolis-based artist, creative director, thinker, and maker.
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