IPHONEPHOTOSHOW

Jefferson Graham chats with Russell Preston Brown of Adobe, who Jeff says is the greatest iPhone photographer, because of the way he stretches the boundaries of what's possible with mobile photography. Listen to the chat and see examples of Brown's work: http://www.instagram.com/dr_brown

SmugMug/Flickr global brand manager Alastair M. Jolly tells why he shoots 90% of his images on an iPhone 13 Pro, and how Halide is his app of choice. Episode #51

For the 50th episode of the iPhone Photo Show, photographer Thomas Taylor talks about his winning photos for the November iPhone Photo Team contest. Taylor works in the wine industry by day, and does amazing work with his iPhone 11. 

Jefferson Graham recently went to Paris, left the Sony at home and just shot on an iPhone for the majority of the shots. Was it worth it? Austin, Texas photographer Jack Hollingsworth, who also travels with just an iPhone, compares pros and cons with Jeff on episode #49. Show notes at http://www.iphonephototeam.com

You can watch the PhotowalksTV in Paris episode here: https://youtu.be/H-DFbz2CXHs

Scott and Jeff  talk about how using professional photography techniques on an iPhone pays off with pro results; and chat with National Geographic photographer Jim Richardson about how he brings iPhones on assignment.

After yet another high profile camera robbery in San Francisco, Jefferson Graham joins local photographer Chris Kilkes in discussing where it's still safe to photograph in the city, with iPhones and bigger cameras. Episode #48.

Show notes available at http://www.iphonephototeam.com

Greg McMillan, the co-host of the iPhoneography podcast, tells how to use third-party apps to photograph long exposures on the iPhone Photo Show. Episode #47. Show notes available at http://iphonephototeam.com

Chris Warner-Carey live streams church services every Sunday in tiny Half Moon Bay, and tells Jefferson Graham how he uses iPhones to go live to the home audience. Show notes available at http://www.iphonephototeam.com Episode no. 46

David Vaskevitch, the CEO of Mylio Photos joins Jefferson Graham to explain his unique twist to cloud backup, which marries a hard drive to get access to all your files on all your devices. Episode #45. Show notes available at the iPhonePhotoTeam.com

Photographer and Photoshop expert Scott Kelby returned from Tuscany with jaw-dropping iPhone photos that went viral on social media and tells Jefferson Graham how he got the shots. Episode #44. Both Jeff and Scott will be speaking at the KelbyOne's upcoming Travel Photography Conference. Show notes at http://www.iphonephototeam.com