Smartphone Photography Hacks - Slow-mo, Timelapse and Mirror Selfies

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Gordon Laing is a journalist with more than 25 years of experience, and he has also been a keen photographer since childhood. He is the author of 'In Camera', a book that contains the art of JPEG photography without any post-processing. Gordon is the editor of http://cameralabs.com and also a professional photographer. He shares his personal work @Cameralabs on Instagram and Twitter. You can also check out his gear reviews on Cameralabs.com as well as on YouTube and his Cameralabs Photography Podcast on iTunes.

How to Shoot Creative Urban Time-lapse Videos

Time-lapse is one of the best ways to add an element of creativity and uniqueness in smartphone videos. We show some interesting ways to integrate time-lapse without any complications.

How to Click Geometrically Interesting Pier Photos

Harbors or piers are a fun intersection between land and water and offer multiple opportunities for smartphone photography. We show some creative hacks that allow us to click geometrically framed pier images. Use these hacks on your next trip to the pier, and let us know in the comment section about your experience.

How to Click Phenomenal Mirror Selfies, Outdoors

Mirror selfies are one of the common and trendy ways to capture one’s own photos and although most mirror selfies take place indoors, in this video we show the immense possibilities of outdoor mirror selfies.

How to Shoot Striking Slow-Motion Water Videos

When you look at a seaside wave, what is the first thing that comes to your mind? Do you think about the potential it holds in terms of smartphone photography? In this video, we show some hacks to shoot some creative and unique slow motion water videos. Use these hacks on your next trip to the beach and get some stunning video footage.