How to take great looking portraits with your iPhone camera
But how do you take a great looking portrait with your iPhone?
Lighting, camera level, pose, and the "rule of thirds" we went
over last time all play a role.   If you're using an iPhone to
take portraits, you likely do not have (nor want) access to a
professional lighting studio, but you can still control some
aspects that will have a major impact on your photos.  Avoid the
sun  How to take great looking portraits with your iPhone camera
I've heard a countless number of people exclaim about a
beautiful sunny day being such a great day to go out and take
photos. This couldn't be further from the truth. Direct sunlight
is a photographer's worst nightmare -- it provides harsh,
unforgiving lighting and makes your subject squint. In fact, the
best type of day for taking portraits is an overcast one. This
isn't something you can control, though, so if you find yourself
taking portraits on a sunny day, head to a shaded area.  Natural
light is the best ki