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I was recently contacted by The App Whisperer, a website specializing in mobile photography and mobile art about contributing to their popular "Day in the Life..." Q&A with mobile photographers. Being a regular reader and big fan of The App Whisperer, I happily obliged and set out to answer the 21 questions, as well as compile 21 of my favourite mobile images to accompany the "Day in the Life..." questionnaire.

I particularly enjoyed this exercise, as it is one of the only interviews I have done that centred exclusively around mobile photography.  Some of the most interesting questions explored my transition from a 'traditional photographer' to 'mobile photographer', my mobile photography and editing workflow, my sources of inspiration and where I see the future of iPhone photography moving towards?

However, for me, the most interesting question was my Top Five tips for shooting mobile photography.  Perhaps this is because I truly believe this handful of tips can be applied across beginner or expert photographers shoot either 35mm or mobile photography:

1) Shoot often.

2) Experiment and push yourself outside your comfort level

3) But at the end of the day try and remain true to yourself; if you are passionate about a certain type of photography, embrace it and go for it.

4) Try to develop a personal photographic style, a unique signature, something that you can be known for visually.

5) Look at other’s work and be inspired.  Share your own work with them.  Build and nurture that community.

Please visit The App Whisperer to read my entire "Day in the Life of Scott A. Woodward" interview, as well as browse a larger collection of my favourite iPhoneography that accompanies the Q&A.

See more of my iPhoneography elsewhere on this blog or on Flickr.

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