When I was asked to write an article on "how to take photos of your car with your phone," I cringed, a lot. I've spent the better part of my life taking photographs with cameras that were just that, cameras. They serve one purpose, to create images, and they are good at it. Through college my fellow photography students scoffed at the idea that a camera within a phone could come anywhere close to the professional-grade cameras we used to create "art." Those days weren't that long ago, but it's time to face the facts: cell phone cameras are creeping up on the quality of professional cameras more and more every day.
What cell phone cameras lack in image quality, they make up in their versatility, portability, and ease of use. While these traits are great for taking quick and easy photos, it takes a bit more than point and shoot to take a great photo with a cell phone, or any camera for that matter. Where cell phone cameras present the biggest challenges
