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Journalists are increasingly using their smartphone to take pictures for their stories. From portraits to protests, your phone is sometimes the only tool at hand that allows you immortalise those precious news moments.
To make sure you do not end up with a blurry mess instead of the picture of the year, website Paper Prod shares its 12 iPhone photography tips to improve your photos.
From learning how to hold your phone correctly to mastering symmetry and creating striking visuals, your pictures will never look the same.
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