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If you've never taken an image on your smartphone, don't worry. In this short lesson we'll cover the basic steps.

Remember to download your course handbook for lesson summaries and additional examples.

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this is the lesson where we dive a little deeper into what the smartphone offers the user as a camera.

We'll take a look at the main modes (using the iPhone SE as a reference) and where they can be used.

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You now know enough about your smartphone to shoot images quite comfortably (especially if you have been practicing).

In this lesson we'll look at the techniques that professionals use to create great images. You'll soon see that you have opportunities all around you (remember step one in the creative process?).

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In this module we dive deeper into the creative aspects. In this lesson we'll engage with the aspects of creative photography that enable a viewer to truly connect and engage with an image.

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Post-processing does two things for you:

It can change an average image into something with a real impact (and this can be quite subtle).

It allows you to use images that didn't come out the way you had intended.

Never delete an image!

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Video isn't, strictly speaking, a part of this course. However, it's likely to be available on your smartphone and you might enjoy exploring your creativity though video.

This lesson will give you a brief introduction.

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This module takes you though what you need to think about before displaying images, whether is be electronically or using more traditional media.

Most photographers do some level of post-processing. This raises the question of what should you think of doing to your photograph once you've taken it and is it ethical to change it?