Your Instagram game will go from 0 to 100, real quick.
This is Brad Mangin, and he's a genius behind a camera. Aside from using his DSLR to shoot professionally for Sports Illustrated and the MLB, Brad is also an avid Instagram user and loves taking photos on his iPhone 6.
Tip 1: Take your photos to another level by using apps such as Snapseed and VSCOcam. Also, don't be afraid to utilize all of the creative tools Instagram provides.
"EarlyBird and Lo-Fi are two of my favorite filters that I've been using a lot lately. I also like the Dynamic Light app which gives my photos a vibrant HDR look to compliment the built-in HDR in my iPhone."
Via instagram.com
Tip 2: Don’t be afraid to get up close and personal with your subject.
"With an iPhone, you can get much closer to people than you think compared to when using a DSLR, which can feel more obtrusive. Don’t be afraid to do it. Some of my best portraits are candid moments because I was at the ready with my iPhone 6 Plus like the fun photo of Buster Posey or iconic moment with Travis Ishikawa. I only had seconds to capture this quick shot taken in the locker room — Travis had just gotten the winning ball back and I was prepped with my iPhone 6 Plus."
Via instagram.com
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