In today's time, most people click photos with smartphones. It is very easy to carry it with you all the time.

On the other hand, even today, people hire a separate photographer for photos on special occasions like weddings, parties, etc.

Let's take a look at some easy tips and tricks for smartphone photography.

Wait for the right time :

Wait for the right time to click a photo. You can do better photography even with a cheap phone in the morning light and evening.

BackGround:

Pay attention to the background
Keep an eye on the background while clicking a photo.

Many times the photo does not look good due to the things present around.

Focusing:

The quality of the photo is also spoiled due to the blurriness of the photo. Focus on the subject before clicking the photo.

Distance of the photo:

It is also important to keep in mind the distance and depth in the photo whenever you click a photo.

With the camera of a smartphone, any thin can be made thick, thick can be made thin. Information about camera angle is required for this.

Camera settings:

Keep checking the camera settings from time to time. Understand photo size, exposure compensation, white balance, and filters. It is also very important to update the camera settings.

Learn to edit :

You can add four moons to it by editing the photo after clicking it. There are many free photo editing apps available for smartphone users.

Stabilization and rule of thirds:

Use both hands while clicking a photo. Do not let the hand shake even by mistake, for this you can also take a tripod.

According to the rule of thirds, the three lines are divided equally - top, bottom, and middle.

Explanation of some of the terms used in the passage:

DSLR: Digital single-lens reflex camera.

HDR: High dynamic range.

Filter: A tool used to modify the appearance of a photo.

Tripod: A three-legged stand for holding a camera steady.

Rule of thirds: A photographic composition technique that divides the frame into nine equal parts and places the subject at the intersection of the lines.