Sunrise and sunset provide the best light for photography: Lauren Bath AS THE saying goes, the best camera to have is the camera you have with you. And for must of us, that’s a smartphone. Mobiles with built-in high-resolution cameras have changed the way we shoot holiday snaps. For […]
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Here are the tips in summary…..
1. Light it up
2. Pick and choose
3. The professional touch
4. The phone has limits
5. Up close and personal
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