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Commissioned by Apple. Learn from @blackcoff.ee directors and cinematographer, Josh, Zach and Chris as they teach a simple DIY crane shot, that can make your garage look like the set of a big budget film. #ShotoniPhone by @blackcoff.ee Check more #filmmaking techniques on @apple
Right place. Right time. "I was at the park and noticed the hole in the clouds and had never seen anything like it. The cloud formation is called a circular fallstreak hole, or a hole punch cloud. They are quite rare, as I found out. I was in awe as I watched it in the beautiful clouds.” #ShotoniPhone by Virginia M. @ginnigabu
Commissioned by Apple. The simplicity of the High Key Mono portraits is simple to capture with some treats and an iPhone. “I’ve seen plenty of pictures of pets photographed with clothes on. But I’ve never seen it done in this sort of really simple, black and white, really straightforward portrait sense where they’re looking into your soul.” #ShotoniPhone by Jason N. @jason_nocito_studio
Commissioned by Apple. Capture beautiful portraits of your favorite furry friends using High-Key Light Mono. - Select Portrait mode in Camera app. - Follow prompts on screen to properly place your pet in the frame. - In Photos app, tap edit on selected photo and swipe around wheel to High-Key Light Mono. - Play with other effects to create amazing portraits. #Portrait #ShotoniPhone by Jason N. @jason_nocito_studio
Commissioned by Apple. The black and white simplicity of High Key Mono can transform the absurd into elegance. “You’re always seeing pets, and they’re funny. They’re funny pictures, but these pictures are kinda serious when you think about it. But also hilarious.” #ShotoniPhone by Jason N. @jason_nocito_studio
Be ready for anything. “Winter had just arrived. I was hiking in the deep forests of Lapland, Finland, when suddenly I was surrounded by these beautiful birds. I put some seeds in my hand and held completely still for 10-20 seconds to capture the bird feeding. You have to be very calm with no sudden movements as it will scare the birds away.” #ShotoniPhone by Even T. @eventyr
Commissioned by Apple. Check out these tips for filming your own cinematic action scenes with smooth tracking shots using a homemade dolly. - Find an everyday object that rolls and attach it to your iPhone. - Hit record and move your homemade dolly along a smooth surface. - Try shooting with your phone upside down for a more dramatic low-angle frame. - For even more movie magic, film in 60 FPS. #DIY #ShotoniPhone by @zono.sann Music: “Loud” by @wulfblackmusic
Sometimes the most creative decisions happen in the moment. “I take photos of everyday random encounters. The beauty of simplicity can be found in the most ordinary moments of everyday life. I see beauty in coincidences, without planning or intentions. I believe spontaneity is also a form of creativity.” #ShotoniPhone by Zoe X. @avenrood
Life is about finding balance. “The idea was to capture the magnificence of the sun enthroned in a clear, uncluttered sky with the perfect curves of overhanging dunes. My approach is minimalist, trying to find balance between the sky, the sun and the Sahara by dividing the image into two parts.” #ShotoniPhone by Simo D. @__.sims.__
Commissioned by Apple. July 17 is World Emoji Day. Today, we celebrate by bringing emojis to life. "I chose emojis that I thought were cute and physically possible to make photos of in my studio. Anything too big was out of the question so I mostly stuck to people, food and objects. I wanted to give the emojis environments and context where it was possible. To shoot them, I synchronized strobes to my iPhone. Syncing flashes like that to a phone was a new process for me, but it all worked smoothly.” #ShotoniPhone by Bobby D. @blobbybloherty - 1. 💅🏿 - 2. 🧼 - 3. 🤠 - 4. 🐥
Follow the light and see what you find. “When I took this, I wasn’t looking for anything specific, I was just contemplatively attuned and closely watched the world around me. The excavator shot, for example, was in the middle of a deserted area on a dark night, and the worker forgot to turn off the lighting equipment. It conveys an atmosphere of painstaking loneliness, but because of the lighting, some kind of hope.” #ShotoniPhone by Andrii H. @andrewgulak
Stand back and look at the big picture. “I like to shoot from a distance and use the environment as the building blocks for my compositions so the activity within the scenes largely seems secondary. In general, I would describe myself as a sensitive and creative observer who is always looking for fresh perspectives.” #ShotoniPhone by Daniel H. @holydanoly