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**Title:** Creative Mobile Photography Hacks
**Summary:**
* A photographer shares tips to take professional-like photos using just a mobile phone.
* Hacks include:
1. Using a stand to stabilize the phone for better shots.
2. Utilizing phone light or external light sources (e.g., torch, sunlight, or creative DIY lighting) for interesting effects.
3. Creating a "zoom" effect by slowly moving the phone while taking a photo.
4. Using an umbrella to diffuse light for a unique photo.
5. Adding smoke to photos using incense sticks or other creative methods.
6. Faking "drone shots" with a selfie stick or by moving the phone.
7. Taking underwater photos with a waterproof phone or by using a plastic bag.
8. Creating a "mirror photo" using a reflective surface.
9. Capturing wide-angle photos without a wide-angle lens by using the "panorama" mode and moving the phone.
10. Experimenting with creative posing and angles (e.g., extending hands or using forced perspective).
**Call to Action:** Viewers are encouraged to try these hacks at home, share their strong photos, and potentially get featured on the photographer's Instagram.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, keeping each fact as a short sentence and assigning a number to each:
1. The speaker mentions taking a saree photo using a mobile phone, which is visible on Instagram.
2. The speaker is 20 years old and claims to have 30 years of industry experience in doing ads and taking photos.
3. The speaker takes photos in pro mode, which is available on smartphones.
4. A torch is available on the back side of some phones, which can be activated by putting a finger on it.
5. The speaker uses a makeshift stand to hold the phone in place for photography.
6. Umbrellas can be used to create unique lighting effects in photography.
7. Incense sticks or burning objects can be used to create smoke effects in photos.
8. The speaker demonstrates how to take "drone shots" using a smartphone with a stand or selfie stick.
9. Some smartphones are waterproof, allowing them to be submerged in water for photography.
10. Non-waterproof phones can be made waterproof for photography by placing them in a plastic bag.
11. The speaker creates a colorful, water-based effect by injecting food coloring into a container.
12. Mirrors can be used to create reflective, upside-down photos with a black background.
13. The speaker provides a trick for capturing wide-angle photos without a wide-angle lens using "panel mode".
14. The speaker invites viewers to share their own strong photos on Instagram for potential collaboration.