Sydney-based professor Kim Goodwin has little photography experience, but her snap of El Calafate, Argentina, is about to be viewed by people all over the world.

Ms Goodwin’s striking shot of glacial peaks meeting deep green forests is just one of the incredible images featured in Apple’s iPhone 6 series.

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“I didn’t really have any photography experience prior to iPhone photography,” Ms Goodwin explains.

“I dabbled with an SLR but not actively, nor was I any good.”

Kim Goodwin’s shot of El Calafate, Argentina.

Like most others featured in the series, Ms Goodwin’s photo was taken on the in-built iPhone 6 Camera app without any alterations or edits.

“iPhone photography is a daily opportunity to express creativity for me, while also showcasing the world in which I live and travel.”

To capture her now famous image, Ms Goodwin said she made several attempts and advises budding shutterbugs to shoot often, use natural light and take wide shots, cropping them down to size later.

Before you embark on your own smartphone photography adventure, her are some iPhone shots to inspire you:

Shot by Alastair Bennett in The Cairngorms, Scotland, using the Camera app.

Shot by Austin Mann in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, USA using the Camera app, Camera+ and Snapseed.

Shot by Brendan Ó in Copenhagen, Denmark, using the Camera app and Snapseed.

Shot by Cole Rise in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, USA, using the Camera app.

Shot by Dawn Denfeld in Portland, Oregon, USA, using the Camera app, Snapseed and the olloclip Photo Lens.

Shot by Flavio Sarescia in New Zealand using the Camera app and Snapseed.

Shot by Garrett Cornelison in Joshua Tree, California, USA, using the Camera app.

Shot by Gayle Tan in Takachiho Gorge, Japan, using the Camera app.

Shot by Hattan Ahmed in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, using the Camera app and VSCO Cam.

Shot by Jun Imaizumi in Tokyo, Japan, using the Camera app, Snapseed, VSCO Cam and Adobe Photoshop Express.

Shot by Pei Ketron in Yosemite National Park, California, USA, using the Camera app.

Shot by Renee Mukherji in Union City, California, USA, using the Camera app, Instagram and Flickr.

Shot by Sawyer Key in British Columbia, Canada, using the Camera app and VSCO Cam.

Shot by Shan Lu in San Francisco, California, USA, using the Camera app, Snapseed and Instagram.

Shot by Siyuan Gao in Sanxia, China, using the Camera app.

Shot by Hyeong Jun Kim in Seoul, South Korea, using the Camera app.

Shot by David Kalonick in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, using the Camera app.

Shot by Cole Rise in Star Valley Ranch, Wyoming, USA, using the Camera app.