iStore South Africa this week released a list of some the best iPhoneographers - people who take their photos exclusive on an iPhone. - on Instagram in the country.
The key to taking a fantastic photo is not to overcomplicate things.
“Keep your photos simple. Focus on an interesting subject and let the empty space tell the rest of the story,” iStore says.
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Here are some of the best iPhoneographers in South Africa, according to iStore South Africa.
Dean Cothill (@deancothill)
Cothill’s photography brings the world closer to his audience, iStore says. “His use of lines draws one into the photograph and the story he is trying to tell.”
Sharyn Hodges (@sharynhodges)
“Sharyn’s photography takes her audience on an adventure to the places people would love to go.” Her use of colour is superb and sets the mood for her scene.
Louw Lemmer (@louwlemmer)
iStore says Lemmer takes stunning portraits and silhouettes, capturing the finer details in portraits.
Jade Greve (jadegreve)
iStore picked Greve for her incredible photos of South Africa’s natural beauty. Greve, a geology student from Port Elizabeth, takes her followers with her as she explores the mysteries of the planet, iStore says.
Ofentse Mwase (@unclescrooch)
Mwase is one of the first big iPhoneographers in South Africa, iStore says. “And he continues to grow.” Mwase is a director and cinematographer, but is best known for his aerial shots.
Adrian (@southafrican_visuals)
Iconic photos of South African cityscapes following a monochrome theme.
Jody Blake (@jodyblake)
“Stunning dramatic shots of landscapes with well-used colour and settings,” iStore says.
Filipa (@CheckMyPlants)
iStore says Filipa is known for her photos of flowers with a black backdrop. “Her images stand out stunningly and show off the beauty of the plants.”
Brandon Ryan (@Visualsbybrandonryan)
“Ryan takes incredible macros with his iPhone 6s Plus,” iStore says. He really gets up close and personal to the objects he is photographing
Tyrone Ping (@robotfaced)
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