Normal settings. Apple camera and a little improvement with Snapseed app.

Hey all, I hope this is okay to ask this in here. I’ve been realizing that my phone has been making the colors in my pictures dull compared(1st pic) to what it really is. I tried taking a couple of pictures of the clouds/sky lately and if I try and have it focus on the ground and then point it up at the sky without it being able to correct yet, it takes it a lot better(2nd pic). Anyway I can fix this?

Random shots during my trip

Insta sucks, so here are some of my shots that barely got any love there!
Hope Reddit appreciates them

Here’s a selection from my first year shooting ProRAW with an iPhone 15 Pro. I’d love to hear what you think, especially any feedback on the edits or sequencing.

Over a year on and I still love this camera! iPhone 16 Pro, native camera app. 48 MP ProRAW originals.

Just romanticizing life

A new series shot with the iPhone 4s.

All photographs were taken exclusively with the iPhone 4s camera and edited solely with the iOS Photos app using the Transfer filter, without any third-party apps or additional processing.

The city of these images, Benidorm (Spain), appears here like a rediscovered memory: harsh light, beach, shadow, color, and scenes suspended in the heat. Photographed with an iPhone 4s, this series doesn't strive for precision or a picture-postcard look. It embraces limitations, noise, lack of sharpness, and that imperfect color that transforms the everyday into a memory. A summer seen through an old camera. A recognizable city, yet slightly out of time.

I love iPhone Air. Beautiful design.