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https://safebox.dev is an awesome project
From the readme:
Nostr Safebox is like those hotel safeboxes where you put your passport and money in while you are travelling. Digital travelling should be no different. You should be able to access your safebox whenever you need it - and get rid of it, when you no longer need it.
You could find more on https://github.com/trbouma/safebox

2025-08-03 13:46:03 UTC

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Its support nwc also

2025-08-03 13:45:44 UTC

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Try alby go its non custodial and can be even better if use alby hub

2025-08-03 13:40:50 UTC

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This is too much

2025-08-02 19:52:58 UTC

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Welcome 🎊

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Is the ecash note bounty still open ?

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Is the bounty still open ?

2025-07-18 17:34:54 UTC

Good

2025-07-01 18:24:16 UTC

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👍

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Could you explain more

2025-05-16 07:46:13 UTC

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Can i submit with email ?

2025-05-16 07:45:47 UTC

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Hello where can i submit my design

2025-05-04 11:10:17 UTC

Is there is a way to sell digital product without a bank account ??

2025-04-19 18:45:23 UTC

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Good

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2025-04-18 14:05:36 UTC

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https://freeimage.host/i/31jXI9V
What do you think ?

2025-04-14 18:20:07 UTC

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Hello dm ed you

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How you doing it

2025-02-22 14:36:58 UTC

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Claimed

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Claimed

2025-01-14 16:37:51 UTC

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Why not use crowdin or similar translating service

2025-01-14 15:21:08 UTC

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I can do translation where i can start

2025-01-12 17:13:24 UTC

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Anyone did it ?

2025-01-12 17:11:48 UTC

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Anyone doing it ?

2025-01-11 19:46:03 UTC

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Coool

2025-01-04 12:21:44 UTC

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Did you deleted your reply ?
I still can help

2024-12-27 15:13:44 UTC

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I was also trying to do some translation contribution but i didnt find where ?

2024-12-27 14:58:47 UTC

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Could you explain more ?

2024-12-27 14:45:59 UTC

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Imagine you have 20$ bill and you want to buy a 13$ ice cream
When you buy it you give that 20$ to the shop and he give you back one 7$ bill
Its like every amount have a bill

2024-12-27 14:39:56 UTC

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Is translation a bounty ?

2024-12-27 14:35:36 UTC

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Google vision ai

2024-12-07 16:47:43 UTC

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@npub10u7…urt5 hello???

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@npub10u7…urt5

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1 sat = 1 sat

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Link ?

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Any other related project i can work with it ?

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Hello, i want to make a translation for cashu.me wallet where i can do this ?

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Hello, i want to make translation for cashu.me wallet where i can do this ?

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Is the bounty still open ?

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Is the bounty still open ?

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It the bounty still open

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Is the bounty still open ?

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Is the bounty still open ?

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Is the bounty still open

2024-11-21 19:34:31 UTC

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#ITDOESNTMATTER because 1 sat= 1 sat

2024-09-22 16:08:35 UTC

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Hello, can you consider adding your translation project in a online contribution translating app (like crowdin) or some other service
Its complex for regular users to help translating via the method you described earlier

2024-09-22 16:04:43 UTC

Neventf6a7ade6293a77aea2d7e7fc2e66d2f1b759e85f5bb34ee18739d9bcc3ec5c56

2024-09-21 15:26:37 UTC

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And im ready for help in translating if you considred opening a crowdin project of something simillar

2024-09-21 15:24:23 UTC

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Hello, about translation contribution why do you not use some kind of crowd translation app like amethyst do,
That will really help people to contribute easly rather than the complex work you put into the github guide
Also you can set some kind of reward for the translators contributions like you do for the stickers publishing as kind of v4v.

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2024-08-22 19:36:06 UTC

- Spiral renewed grant to Vasil Dimov for the fifth time. Vasil will use it to continue his work on reviewing pull requests for Bitcoin Core and Stratum V2.
https://xcancel.com/spiralbtc/status/1825967810364977284

2024-08-22 19:34:58 UTC

Some of today bitcoin news:
SeedSigner v0.8.0 brings additional legacy signing support, various quality-of-life improvements, explicit support for PSBTs with OP_RETURN, limited support for Electrum seeds, and much more.

2024-08-22 18:57:16 UTC

Hello ✋

2024-08-16 13:07:29 UTC

Blockstream Jade Firmware v1.0.31: Auto Green 'Multisig Shield' PSBT Validation
https://xcancel.com/BlockstreamJade/status/1824226100517671403
originally posted at https://stacker.news/items/650826

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Buying food

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8 Tips For Striking Black & White Street Photography With iPhone Would you like to capture stunning
# 8 Tips For Striking Black & White Street Photography With iPhone
Would you like to capture stunning [black and white street photos]()? Just follow these 8 iPhone street photography tips… and you’ll be taking incredible black and white street photos with the only camera that’s always in your pocket!
![black and white street photography with iPhone](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31230/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
1\. Shoot In Black & White
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Did you know the [iPhone camera](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/iphone-camera/) lets you shoot in black and white?
Most people shoot in color and convert to black and white later. But for the best results, you should shoot in black and white.
(Don’t worry, you can always convert the photo back to color later!)
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31224/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
So why shoot your street photos in black and white?
Well, there are certain elements that make a black and white photo successful… light, shadows, patterns, shapes, lines, etc.
Removing the color allows you to see these elements more clearly.
Shapes, lines, and patterns will stand out. And you can instantly see whether a particular kind of light will work in black and white.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31204/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
So how do you shoot in black and white on the iPhone?
It’s super easy!
Simply open the [iPhone Camera app](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/iphone-camera/). Then swipe up on the screen (or tap the little arrow at the top of the screen).
Swipe across the icons above the shutter button and tap the **Filters** icon (three circles). Then swipe across the filter styles and select **Noir**.
![black and white street photography with iPhone](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31169/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.gif)
Now you can shoot your photos in black and white!
Note that the iPhone camera filters are non-destructive. This means you can change them _after_ taking a photo!
So if you decide you want your photo in color, just go to the **Edit** option in the Photos app and select a different filter.
2\. Capture Minimalist Black & White Street Photos
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The best photos are often the simplest ones!
The fewer elements you have in your photos, the more eye-catching they’ll be.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31183/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
This is especially true for black and white street photography.
So if you want to capture striking black and white street photos, you should aim for [minimalist compositions](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/minimalist-tips/).
And the best way to do that?
Include lots of [empty “negative” space](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/negative-space/) in your photos.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31220/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
But how do you find empty space in an urban environment?
Well, it might sound challenging. But it’s easier than you think!
The best way to create minimalist street photos is to find an open space in the city. Squares, parks, and cultural sites are great places for minimalist street photography.
If you’re not familiar with the city, you can easily find these kinds of spaces by exploring Google Maps.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31182/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
Now, just wait for a single human subject to appear in the scene. Compose your shot so the person has a huge amount of empty space around them.
The negative space allows you to control the viewer’s attention. It guarantees the viewer’s eye will be drawn toward the subject.
When [composing your photo](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/iphone-photo-composition/), think about where you want the subject to appear in the frame.
I usually like to have my subject in the center of the photo as this often has the most impact. But you can experiment and take several photos with the subject in different positions.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31221/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
Finally, make sure you avoid any unnecessary visual distractions. You might need to adjust your position or shoot from a different angle to avoid unwanted elements in your frame.
[Shooting from a low angle](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/low-angle/) is a great way to get more sky in the frame and eliminate a distracting foreground.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31209/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
3\. Use Leading Lines In Your iPhone Street Photography
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The most important goal for us as photographers is to control the viewer’s attention…
And there’s no better way to do that than using [leading lines](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/leading-lines/)!
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31203/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
Leading lines literally lead the viewer’s eye to the subject. And they [add amazing depth](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/depth/) to your images.
Cities are full of leading lines that you can use in your iPhone street photography.
Roads, paths, bridges, walls, fences, road markings, tunnels, underpasses, and other architectural elements can be used as leading lines.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31185/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
Simply position yourself so the line leads from the foreground into the distance.
Ideally, you want your subject to be at the point where the lines converge in the distance.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31197/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
For the most powerful visual impact, compose your shot with the lines starting from the corners of the frame.
This will add more structure and completeness to your photo. And it draws the eye right from the foreground of the scene.
But don’t worry if you don’t get the lines perfectly positioned. You can always crop the photo later to create the perfect composition.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31210/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
Most leading lines in cities are straight. But don’t forget to look for curved leading lines, such as spiral staircases. These will create truly magical images!
For the perfect shot, climb to the top of the staircase and shoot downwards to capture the beautiful spiral line.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31194/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
If possible, capture a person somewhere along the line or even right at the bottom of the staircase.
But spiral staircases look great by themselves, so always capture a few shots even if there’s no person in the scene.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31192/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
4\. Look For Patterns In The Urban Landscape
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[Patterns](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/pattern-and-repetition/) offer another way to make your black and white street photography more interesting.
I love patterns so much!
Repetitive patterns instantly catch the eye. And they hold the viewer’s attention while they spend time examining the details.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31217/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
In cities, you’ll find all sorts of patterns in modern buildings and architecture.
Many modern buildings have facades with repeating shapes or lines. Even a row of windows, pillars, or arches can be used to create patterns in your photos.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31216/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
If you’re not familiar with the city, use Google to search for images of modern buildings in the city. You can also use Instagram or Google Maps Street View to preview images from the area.
Once you start looking, you’ll find so many modern buildings with patterns you could photograph.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31188/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
When you’ve found a scene with a repetitive pattern, decide which angle you want to shoot from.
I usually like to shoot straight toward the building, creating a [symmetrical composition](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/finding-symmetry/).
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31180/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
But shooting from a side-on angle can also work… as you’ll see in the photo below.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31212/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
When you’ve composed your shot, just wait for a person to enter the scene.
The pattern will create an amazing backdrop. The person will add a strong focal point and give meaning to the image.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31195/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
5\. Frame Your Subject With Architectural Elements
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Here’s a great technique to draw attention to your street photography subjects…
[Frame your subject](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/framing-composition/) with architectural elements!
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31207/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
This technique works so well in black and white street photography. The strong shape of the frame stands out more clearly when you remove the color from the scene.
There are many opportunities to use framing in the city. Archways, tunnels, doorways, and windows make great frames for your photos.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31205/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
Once you find a good “frame,” compose your shot and wait for a person to walk into the scene.
Use [burst mode](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/iphone-burst-mode/) to capture multiple shots as the person walks through the frame. You can then choose the best photo with the subject in the perfect position and pose.
To activate burst mode, drag the shutter button to the left. Or hold down the volume-up button on the side of your iPhone.
![black and white street photography with iPhone](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31167/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.gif)
I love to create symmetrical compositions with the subject in the center of the photo. But having the subject nearer the edge of the frame can also work.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31199/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
If you’re shooting from inside looking out toward the light, you might need to adjust exposure (image brightness).
Often, you’ll need to reduce exposure to ensure the bright areas don’t lose their detail.
I usually start by reducing exposure to -1. But sometimes you’ll need to drop it further, e.g. to -2.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31218/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
To adjust exposure in the iPhone Camera app, swipe up (or press the arrow at the top of the screen). Tap the **+/-** icon near the bottom of the screen. Then use the slider to adjust the exposure.
![black and white street photography with iPhone](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31168/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.gif)
Once you’ve set the exposure value, you can keep taking photos and the exposure will remain at that setting. Just remember to set it back to zero after!
Note that older iPhones don’t have this exposure value setting. But you can also adjust exposure by tapping on the screen to set focus and then swiping up or down.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31181/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
When you reduce exposure, keep in mind that the shadows will become darker – sometimes even pure black. And while you will lose some detail in the shadows, it can actually look really great.
You’ll see exactly what I mean in the next tip!
6\. Shoot Striking Silhouette Street Photos
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Have you ever tried capturing [silhouettes in your photos](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/black-and-white-silhouette-photography/)?
Silhouettes are perfect for creative street photography. And they look amazing in black and white!
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31225/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
The dark outline of your subject will grab the viewer’s attention. And the lack of detail adds a sense of [mystery and intrigue](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/mysterious-street-photography/)!
So how do you shoot silhouette photos with the iPhone?
First, you need to shoot toward the light… with your subject in front of the bright background.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31208/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
The [golden hours of sunrise and sunset](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/golden-hour-landscape-photography/) are perfect for silhouette photography. When the sun is close to the horizon, it’s easy to get the bright light behind your subject.
But a bright sky at other times of the day can work. Or try using other light sources, such as street lights, illuminated shop windows, or even a brightly-lit wall.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31200/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
If you’re shooting against the sky, try shooting from a lower angle to get more bright sky behind your subject.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31179/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
When you’ve composed your shot, reduce exposure to make the image darker. Remember, the goal is to have the subject as a dark outline against the brighter background.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31201/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
To reduce exposure, you can tap the screen where you want to set focus, then swipe down to make the image darker.
On newer iPhones, you can also swipe up on the screen (or press the arrow at the top of the screen) and tap the **+/-** icon. Then use the slider to adjust exposure.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31189/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
7\. Use Shadows For More Unique Street Photos
---------------------------------------------
Do you want to shoot more unique black and white street photos?
Then try using [shadows in your images](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/street-photography-shadows/)!
This technique isn’t used by many people. So your photos will definitely stand out!
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31198/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
Shadows add mystery and drama to your image. And they really grab the viewer’s attention.
Now, you won’t get shadows on an overcast day. So you’ll need to shoot when there’s [direct sunlight](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/harsh-light-street/) in the scene.
The best time of day to shoot shadows is during golden hour (just after sunrise or just before sunset). When the sun is low on the horizon, you’ll get amazing long shadows.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31219/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
Just like silhouette photography, you’ll need to reduce exposure to make the shadows dark and dramatic.
Don’t worry about losing detail in the shadows. This can actually create a really powerful image!
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31206/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
When photographing shadows, remember the basic elements that make a great black and white street photo… leading lines, patterns, frames, etc.
The only difference is that you’re capturing the shadows of subjects instead of the subjects themselves.
And of course, this is a great opportunity to include yourself (well, your shadow) in the photo!
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31202/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
8\. Clean Up Your Street Photos In Editing
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Shooting with the iPhone Noir filter is a great start for your black and white street photos. But you can improve your photos even further in post-processing.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31191/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
There are plenty of [iPhone photo editing apps](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/best-photo-editing-apps/) you can use.
I like to use [Lightroom](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lightroom-photo-video-editor/id878783582). But the [built-in Photos app](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/how-to-edit-photos-on-iphone/) has a great set of editing tools which are perfect for beginners.
Simple adjustments to brightness, contrast, shadows, and highlights can make a big difference to the final image.
![black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31215/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg) ![black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31217/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
_\[Drag the slider to compare the original and edited images\]_
When it comes to black and white photography, increasing the contrast (or adjusting shadows and highlights) is a great place to start. A simple adjustment can add drama to your image and really make it stand out!
Cropping is another simple, yet powerful, way to improve your images.
Why? Because it can be hard to achieve perfect composition at the time of shooting.
Perhaps you shot too wide and want to crop in to make your subject stand out. Or maybe you didn’t notice distracting elements at the edges of the frame.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31214/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
Perhaps the horizon appears slightly tilted. Or maybe you didn’t get your leading lines starting right in the corners of the frame.
All of these issues can be fixed with the Crop tool.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31228/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
Remember, the most powerful photos are usually the simplest ones. For stunning minimalist street photos, you’ll need to remove distracting objects from images.
The cleaner the better!
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31190/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
Luckily, there are several apps that make it easy to remove objects (or people) from your photos. [Adobe Lightroom](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lightroom-photo-video-editor/id878783582) and [TouchRetouch](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/touchretouch/id373311252) both have tools for cleaning up your photos.
![black and white street photography with iPhone no script](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31229/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
In the example above, I used the Healing tool in Lightroom to simply brush over the sign and make it disappear!
![black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31222/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg) ![black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone](https://images.iphonephotographyschool.com/31226/1120/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iPhone.jpg)
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[Source](https://iphonephotographyschool.com/black-and-white-street-photography-with-iphone/)

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How To Switch On Dark Mode With A Focus In IOS 16?
# How To Switch On Dark Mode With A Focus In IOS 16?
Do you unwind in Focus mode after work? Follow these steps to switch on the dark mode with a focus in iOS 16.
Focus mode, a Do Not Disturb feature that Apple expanded in iOS 15, lets you set up various permissions for contacts, apps, and other things depending on what you are doing. Apple has increased the [functionality of Focus modes in iOS 16](https://blog.tradelia.com/hide-notifications-on-your-iphone-lock-screen/). One new feature is the ability to turn on ‘Dark Mode’ for your device when a particular Focus is enabled. Read till the end to know how to switch on Dark Mode with a Focus in iOS 16.
**What Are Focus Filters In iOS 16?**
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Focus Filters, a [brand-new feature in iOS 16](https://blog.tradelia.com/some-hidden-ios-16-features-you-need-to-know/), are a part of the Focus option and help you control how your device and apps therein operate while a specific Focus is active. For instance, you can exclude specific app content using Focus Filters. You might exclude events from your family calendar if you have a work Focus, for example.
You can utilize ‘System Filters’ in addition to [‘Content Filters’](https://www.macrumors.com/how-to/use-focus-mode-filters-ios/), though. You can alter system preferences when a Focus is active using the filters in this category. To make the iOS UI easier on your eyes, for instance, you can engage Dark Mode while your Focus mode for shutting down at night is enabled. You can learn how to switch on dark mode with a focus in iOs 16 by following the steps mentioned below.
> **Read More:** [How To Activate Low Power Mode With A Focus In iOS 16?](https://blog.tradelia.com/activate-low-power-mode-with-a-focus-in-ios-16/)
**How To Switch On Dark Mode With A Focus in iOS 16?**
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**Step 1:** Open the ‘Settings’ application on your iPhone, then **select ‘Focus’.**
**Step 2: Choose the Focus mode** that will trigger the activation of Dark Mode.
**Step 3:** Under ‘Focus Filters’, scroll down and **select ‘Add Filter’.**
**Step 4: Tap the ‘Dark Mode’** card under ‘System Filters’.
**Step 5:** Ensure Dark is viewable in the ‘Appearance’ drop-down menu, then **select ‘Add’.**
**Step 6:** When you enable the Focus mode again, Dark Mode will now turn on automatically.
![iOS 16 Focus mode](https://blog.tradelia.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/focus-mode-in-ios-16-edited.webp)
Focus Linking and Dark Mode
### **How to get rid of the Focus filter?**
**Step 1:** Launch the Settings app, then select ‘Focus’.
**Step 2:** Select the Focus mode from which you want to remove your Focus filters, and then tap it.
**Step 3:** Tap the Focus filter you want to delete after scrolling to the bottom.
**Step 4:** In the top left corner, press ‘Delete’.
**Step 5:** To confirm your selection, tap the ‘Delete Focus’ filter. For the chosen Focus mode, the chosen Focus filter will now be removed.
**Frequently Asked Questions**
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### **Can other applications create Focus filters?**
Yes, it appears that Apple will also be publishing a ‘Focus filter API’ that will enable third-party app developers to provide different [Focus filters](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_NmsHrKIJ4) based on their particular product or service. This will help reduce a lot of distractions and can be really helpful for instant messengers. If a developer implements the Focus Filter API, you will be able to choose a mailbox to show within a third-party email software.
### **Do Focus filters have an impact on all Focus modes?**
No, the focus filters you select in the ‘Settings app’ are specific to the focus mode you have chosen. While you can design similar filters for one Focus mode, they will not apply to other [Focus modes](https://support.apple.com/en-in/guide/iphone/iphd6288a67f/ios).
### **Will Focus filters function on different devices?**
As long as you are logged in with the same Apple ID and have not removed the [personalized Focus mode](https://www.theverge.com/23355242/ios-16-focus-modes-how-to-apple-iphone) from one of your devices, sharing across devices will function with Focus filters as well.
### **How to use a focus filter in the Safari app?**
When establishing a focus filter, choose ‘Safari’ from the four options. To open, select the tab next to the Tab Group. Select the tab groups you want to [use with the Focus mode](https://nerdschalk.com/how-to-use-focus-filters-on-iphone-on-ios-16/) now. During this time, all bookmarks and other tab groups will be hidden from your view. In your Focus Tabs Group, permit opening external links. Then, tap ‘Done’.
### **Bottom Line**
You now understand how to switch on dark mode with a focus in iOS 16. On your iPhone, the Dark mode can also be manually activated. On Focus mode in iOS 16, you may now switch to Dark Mode. Simply connect the Focus to Dark mode. Therefore, your iPhone will operate in Dark Mode when you enable a certain Focus. [Click Here](https://blog.tradelia.com/guides/) to read more such easy and interesting guides!
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2023-06-01 18:15:28 UTC