when they learn it was taken on a smartphone! And I guarantee my secret tips will deliver FAST RESULTS on ANY smartphone.
I initially became interested in photography when I purchased my first digital camera several years ago. I originally bought it to take photos when I was out with friends at at critical life changing events for a 20-something year old - birthdays and celebrations at the bars! While I had a lot of fun with it, I was tired of disposable film cameras with their high cost of processing film. And while digital point and shoot cameras were still pricey, I decided to pull the trigger so I could eliminate film processing costs and send photos to friends without scanning them first.
Not long after that I found myself more and more fascinated with photography. My camera's primary use went from weekends at the bars with my buddies and moved to taking more artistic shots.
And then, I started to migrate into macro photography. I was always fascinated when I saw photos of subjects closer than we normally see them, like insects and flowers.
But my progress at taking macro shots was horrible. I was plagued with bad lighting, unwanted motion blur, odd angles, and every other headache. And this was even AFTER reading about macro photography. Does this headache sound familiar to you?
It's not unusual to experience these headaches when getting into macro and close-up photography, so you're not alone. Photography can be a very tricky skill, and the difficulty is multiplied the closer you get to your subject. Plus, most photography books are very general and teach lots of theory, but don't give very clear directions. To say the least, macro is not easy to get good at.
I've created a guide that will...
Ultimate Smartphone Close-up Macro Guide
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