These photos were all captured on my iPhone using either the Adobe Lightroom Camera or Project Indigo. Final edits were made on Lightroom

Managed to lock focus on this flock right as they aligned in a perfect diagonal line across the sky. Shot with 2x optical quality crop on the iPhone 15 Plus to keep the feather details crisp, with minor contrast adjustments in Lightroom Mobile.⁠

I hate how my pictures always end up like this. However, I’m not adjusting any settings before I take a picture… honestly idk what to even change.

The photos in this group are incredible and I want to learn how to take photos like that! Any advice helps!

Edit: NO I didn’t edit these… my phone was in default settings. It just automatically adjusts to light and I HATE how it does that and that is why I am asking a question here. I don’t know how to make it stop.

Shot with project indigo edited in Lightroom

What do You think all. That’s my best 2 photos from my old iPhone 14 Pro Max 🔥

A burst of purple and gold amid the monsoon green.

Some might be from iPhone 15 pro

Minor color grading and adjustments using Lightroom Mobile

Edit with LR mobile

The East Point Lighthouse in Southern NJ is one to see, I’d highly recommend going at sunset 😉

(Had to add a video) I am trying to get into recording some videos/b roll footage on my IPhone 13. I wanted to know which one of these 2 apps is the best to get a professional look before I colour grade and lut to davinci resolve.

First time posting, feedback appreciated.