Photographer Craig Boehman reflects on shifting from traditional cameras to the iPhone, navigating creative burnout, AI fatigue, and the search for artistic identity. This personal essay explores simplifying workflow, rejecting trends, and rediscovering meaning in fine art photography through experimentation and clarity.

A cheap wrist strap turned my iPhone 16 Pro into a one-handed street photography tool. Ugly, simple, and the best upgrade I never expected. Once useless on my DSLR, this tacky little cord gave me stability, confidence, and freedom on the streets of Mumbai. Learn how to set it up, why it works, and why sometimes the smallest fix makes the biggest difference.

After eight months with the iPhone 16 Pro, I’ve gone from skeptic to believer. From street photography to fine art, it has reshaped my workflow and challenged my views on image quality, editing, and mobile photography. This long-term review shares my final verdict and why the iPhone 16 Pro may be the most versatile camera for everyday and professional use.

Running out of iPhone storage mid-shoot sucks. Craig Boehman breaks down a foolproof backup strategy using Flickr, Dropbox, and smart file management to keep your photos and videos safe. Learn how to avoid storage nightmares, streamline your workflow, and keep shooting without interruptions. Don’t let a “Storage Full” warning ruin your next great shot—get organized now.

Image quality isn’t everything. In this deep dive, Craig Boehman explores the real debate between iPhones and traditional cameras—focusing on workflow, adaptability, and creative vision over pure specs. Whether you're a street photographer or fine artist, discover why the best camera is the one that fits your process, not just the sharpest lens.

The iPhone 16 Pro has completely redefined how I create fine art photography. After years of using full-frame mirrorless cameras, I’ve shifted to shooting exclusively with a device that fits in my pocket. From AI-powered editing to the stealth advantage in street photography, this article explores why I’ve ditched traditional gear for good—and why I’m not looking back.

Lightroom Mobile as a companion to the iPhone 16 Pro? I break down why I chose it for manual control, RAW shooting, and seamless cloud syncing. From high-contrast B&W previews to workarounds for Apple’s locked focal lengths, this deep dive covers the pros, limitations, and why it fits my workflow. If you're searching for the right third-party camera app, this might help you decide.

The iPhone 16 Pro is a powerful camera—until you need full manual controls. No shutter speed, ISO, or aperture adjustments? That’s not Pro. Photographers are stuck juggling third-party apps just to get basic pro-level functionality. Apple, it’s time to fix this. A true Pro iPhone camera should offer real manual controls straight out of the box.

YouTube got it wrong—again. The iPhone 16 Pro’s 28mm & 35mm aren’t low-res throwaways; they outperform the 2x & 5x cameras in resolution. I break down the file sizes, expose the misinformation, and prove why street photographers should embrace these focal lengths. Don’t let bad advice limit your shots—get the real numbers here.

Struggling to decide whether to edit your iPhone 16 Pro photos on your phone or desktop? This guide breaks down when to use each, the best editing apps, and how to streamline your workflow. Discover the pros and cons of mobile vs. desktop editing and find the perfect balance for your photography.

Craig Boehman examines how the iPhone 16 Pro is redefining street photography, rivaling traditional gear like DSLRs. With surprising performance and creative potential, Craig shares insights on how this shift could reshape approaches to fine art and compact photography.