Hundreds of millions of photos are taken every day and a huge amount of them are shared on social networks. Almost everyone has and always carries their smartphone with them, but few people always carry a camera in their purse or pocket, so the number of photos taken with mobile phones increases day by day.
The main reason to take photos with your mobile is that you always carry it with you and that you can share them instantly.
What is the best picture?
Of course, the best picture is not the one we couldn't take because we didn't have the camera. The best picture is what you do with what you have on hand, and what we always carry by hand is usually our mobile phone.
Therefore, our best photo is very likely to be made with mobile. But, can the photos were taken with a mobile phone be good? How can we improve them? What photo editing apps are the best? We will try to answer these and other questions on professional photo editing services and allows us some tips and tricks that they may be of interest to you.

1. Clean the target
The normal thing is that the lens of the mobile is dirty with dust and grease of the fingers, which will make the photos appear with fog, lack of sharpness and strange reflections.
To clean it you can use suede of glasses, a tissue then blow to remove the hairs that the scarf might have left - or your cotton shirt, always pouring some steam - not rubbing the lens dry - and rubbing gently.

2. Use natural light whenever possible
Try using natural light or the environment you are in instead of the flash. If the light is abundant and it is also diffuse you will get a very nice image. In general, for portraits and photos of objects, avoid direct sun, because it produces very hard and unpleasant shadows.

3. Approach
Do not do a digital zoom to zoom in on a face or an object, with most phones you will only be able to pixelate the image losing quality. It is much better that you approach the scene and the photo will be sharper and in more detail.

4. Take advantage of reflexes
When you photograph landscapes with water, shop windows in the city, urban scenes on rainy days, etc., observe the reflections that are usually produced and that create abstract images and symmetries that will give interest to your images.

5. Backlights, sunrises and sunsets
Do not be afraid to photograph against the sun or against very strong lighting. You can get beautiful silhouettes of people, rocks or trees. A lateral backlight of a cloister in which the shadows of the columns are projected on the ground is also a beautiful photograph.
Photographing backlights and sunrises or sunsets you can get spectacular and very rewarding images. Make sure the photos are not too clear by adjusting the exposure a bit.