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Images => Themes, Portfolio Series, PaW, or PaM => Topic started by: Jan Anne on October 27, 2015, 21:48:09
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From time to time I use my iPhone to capture those random moments in life that you just have to capture but don't have a dedicated camera at hand to do so.
A snapshot with the iPhone 5 from this morning while waiting for the tram with the sun trying to burn through the hazy morning air creating a nice scene I just had to capture. The composition is not as centred as I would like because I had to fool the camera a bit using the "fast compose and shoot" method to get the desired effect before the built in camera realised it wanted to up the exposure killing the hazy look.
(https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5703/21892147843_ddfda9e755_z.jpg)
iPhone 5 with Hipstamatic, Amsterdam 2015
On our way to Barna when a friends reflection was just too good not to capture in combination with the nice setting in the background
(https://c1.staticflickr.com/7/6118/6230520666_17c2610758_z.jpg)
iPhone 4 with Hipstamatic, Barcelona 2011
While crossing Dam Square to go from one pub to another
(https://c2.staticflickr.com/8/7090/6866296840_d94fe2f1f2_z.jpg)
iPhone 4 with Hipstamatic, Amsterdam 2012
When waking up in your snow covered tarp and want to show FB how tuff you are ;)
(https://c2.staticflickr.com/8/7206/7056735773_d00ab798c3_z.jpg)
iPhone 4 with Hipstamatic, Eifel Germany 2012
Or when mother nature shows of some of her amazing tricks, in this case with some rare hair ice
(https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2833/12008867884_ff9780c625_z.jpg)
iPhone 5 with Hipstamatic, NL 2014
Please don't hesitate to contribute by sharing your cool smartphone images, very curious what you guys and girls can do with your phone.
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Straight jpeg from the phone. Not sure how it will render.
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Quick edit on the phone.
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United colors of network
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Are we really only 3 to take pictures with our smartphone?
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No, here are a few of mine.
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cloudy day at the beach
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I am curious to see Bjørn's contribution to this thread :D
Smartphones are clearly capable tools, especially when masters handle them, as can be seen from the images posted.
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my front garden pano - straight from camera
the ihpone 6 is NOT good in low light :o
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I'm afraid this image has been posted elsewhere, and it is actually a cellphone, not a smartphone, image. But I think it would be interesting. Shot with IR84 filter taped in front of the lens.
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Are we really only 3 to take pictures with our smartphone?
I guess not, but i can't post any of mine. I tend to only take smartphone pictures of white boards at work :) They're great note takers.
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I guess not, but i can't post any of mine. I tend to only take smartphone pictures of white boards at work :) They're great note takers.
I do that use too, the painful side of life :)
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Brussels today
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Acropolis Museum, Athens.
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I am curious to see Bjørn's contribution to this thread :D
Smartphones are clearly capable tools, especially when masters handle them, as can be seen from the images posted.
I don't use smart phones of any kind. The reasons are several and of no importance except for myself.
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Santorini, Greece.
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I have to go to Santorini!
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Me too, particularly on that terrace :)
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I have to go to Santorini!
Me too, particularly on that terrace :)
You certainly won't regret visiting that island and that terrace. :)
Now back in Santa Clara, California. I regret not carrying a real camera that night when all these cool car owners gathered in a neighborhood pizza joint.
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I do use the phone a lot as a camera. It is always with me and the geotagging makes it very useful to record places were I can do a "serious shooting" later on. And of course, intimate moments, because it is always there.
This is pushing it a lot. A picture of a rehearsal this past summer with Cirque du Soleil. Stage is the most technically demanding environment for me so far. Doing it with a phone feels like showing of... :)
No, I wasn´t there as a photographer.
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Thanks a beautiful shot, Paco!
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I guess not, but i can't post any of mine. I tend to only take smartphone pictures of white boards at work :) They're great note takers.
True. Also convenient to send messages through Whatsapp. Anyway sometimes I use it for other things
This one qualifies for a number of topcis: Lensflare, unsharp and Freiburg-Event ;)
'Jakov with his morning coffee'.
Unprocessed from the Sony XperiaZ.
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John, I've never looked so good :D
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I'm very rarely the person at a concert with their phone out but I had such good seats for Grace Jones at the Hollywood bowl that I couldn't not take some crappy cell phone snaps.
1) Grace wearing her primary outfit for the evening, a corset & body paint.
2) Grace being the disco ball with a hat covered in mirrors.
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2) Grace being the disco ball with a hat covered in mirrors.
-> Wow! [listening to 'Nightclubbing' right now]
A helicline in a multi story car park in Cologne. We got stuck in a jam. I took that shot to save the place for possibly shooting it later
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Autumn colors on a smartphone
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First image is also a rehearsal. The tricky part it is to balance the lights with the black to get a "close to good" exposure. I´m very happy with this one. Just resized for the web.
Second one is one example of looking for location for "serious shooting later". I haven´t used this one yet but it is very promising. Samsung s4 with pp in photoshop.
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On the road, ship, smartphone
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From our hotel in Vegas:
(https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5721/21986962730_45d49ef4c2_k.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/zuUW1j)
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Alex I see you are enjoying yourself. I wouldn't mind a week or two in such ambience :)
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Dr. Who set up for a Geocaching TravelBug
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Alex I see you are enjoying yourself. I wouldn't mind a week or two in such ambience :)
Jakov: the "funny" part is I have never used any of their pools (they have 3 of them) in this hotel resort as I was there on the job to photograph a weekend retreat. I took this pic with my iPhone and send it to our kids to show how great the weather was there... :)
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slow drowning in the car wash
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I like it, Thomas. Intriguing one.
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Bruno, thank you.
Translation: "do not pull out while (the) door is closed"
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I guess that there were instances when people did drive through the door ;D
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(http://imageshack.com/a/img633/7397/oy8IFT.jpg)
(http://imageshack.com/a/img910/6739/cuQ9pA.jpg)
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Last time I checked the sheep were on the other side of the grassland but all of a sudden they were in front of my windows and of course no camera in sight, the iPhone came to the rescue once more to capture my new neighbours walking past while the grass was all white from the cold night before.
Today's View: Frosty White
(https://c2.staticflickr.com/2/1688/23838920244_b327039c84_c.jpg)
iPhone 5, Holland 2016
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Nice sheep, Jan Anne ;)
An archive re-discovery with the first Android phone, the G1.
2009 Brussels, Belgium.
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Nice sheep, Jan Anne ;)
An archive re-discovery with the first Android phone, the G1.
2009 Brussels, Belgium.
That's why I like (good) smartphone cams. They are always brought everywhere.
A nice colorful contrast to todays grey light!
Thanks for showing.
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Up in the air having a seat at the window, close to thunderstorms and a smartphone at hand.
(https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2855/9106873032_84f517aa1e_o.jpg)
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Up in the air having a seat at the window, close to thunderstorms and a smartphone at hand.
Who needs the onboard TV with such a view, awesome colours and light.
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Morning light and water. About all you need.
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A few minutes earlier, the light was so different.
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I like this recently discovered thread. It's amazing what can be done with the iphone. I shot with the 6S every day during January as part of a project named "Single In January". Although I wanted to do a Typical Dutch series, I ended up with various series. These are from the "shadows" series:
(http://www.visualcue.photography/img/s3/v43/p1846103155-5.jpg)
(http://www.visualcue.photography/img/s7/v152/p1703014915-5.jpg)
(http://www.visualcue.photography/img/s10/v105/p1771123131-5.jpg)
(http://www.visualcue.photography/img/s5/v123/p1621641620-5.jpg)
(http://www.visualcue.photography/img/s12/v171/p1648682125-5.jpg)
(http://www.visualcue.photography/img/s10/v100/p1747370135-5.jpg)
(http://www.visualcue.photography/img/s4/v66/p1776644756-5.jpg)
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And from another series:
(http://www.visualcue.photography/img/s5/v117/p1870119796-5.jpg)
(http://www.visualcue.photography/img/s1/v6/p1668850003-5.jpg)
(http://www.visualcue.photography/img/s5/v117/p1826995816-5.jpg)
(http://www.visualcue.photography/img/s6/v141/p1794850954-5.jpg)
(http://www.visualcue.photography/img/s7/v152/p1673256836-5.jpg)
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Peter, these reflections are special.
I simply adore the one with the shoes :)
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Peter, these reflections are special.
I simply adore the one with the shoes :)
Thank you, Jakov. I never try to look at my own shoes but I made an exception for this photo. ;-)
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Indeed very creative series. I like particularly that selfie with the tree ;)
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Indeed very creative series. I like particularly that selfie with the tree ;)
Thank you. I tried to hold the phone like a real camera for the photo but my left hand was just holding air. ;-)
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Those are very artistic photos, Peter. Real good ones. I like all the reflection shots.
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Very good selfie-shoes and selfie-tree!
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Thank you, Anirban and Golunvolo.
I am thinking about extending the series into a project.
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Thanks for contributing Peter, these are surely amongst the best smartphone images I've seen to date.
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Thank you, Jan Anne.
Shooting with the iphone opened a whole new world of creative opportunities.
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Colors:
(http://www.visualcue.photography/img/s3/v24/p1759204870-5.jpg)
(http://www.visualcue.photography/img/s2/v52/p1616060163-5.jpg)
(http://www.visualcue.photography/img/s2/v58/p1822895360-5.jpg)
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I like tunnels a lot, the transition from dark to light usually poses some interesting sceneries.
We walked passed these two chatting away in Catalan, grabbed the iPhone, choose a bold filter and turned around half way the tunnel hoping they would still be there to make the composition a little more interesting.
(https://c1.staticflickr.com/7/6002/5966610460_ded276817f_o.jpg)
iPhone with Hipstamatic app, Catalunya 2011
We were on our way to the beach club btw and had some very tasty Mojitos
(https://c1.staticflickr.com/7/6133/5966609904_fde2ef1f8f_o.jpg)
iPhone with Hipstamatic app, Catalunya 2011
A steak and a few Mojitos later we wandered back home and I had some "I'm scared in a creepy tunnel" selfie fun in another tunnel, think I posted the image also in the selfie topic
(https://c1.staticflickr.com/7/6121/5966593900_85431b4ac9_z.jpg)
iPhone with Hipstamatic app, Catalunya 2011
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Peter that shoe reflection shot is great! The way also the waves extent into the tiles outside is very special
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thank you, Erik.
I like those tunnel shots, Jan Anne! #1 is almost as if the explosion is about to hit the tunnel. You look indeed a bit scared in #3. ;-)
#2 makes me sooooooo jealous.
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Refecltions with hipstamatic
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I like this recently discovered thread. It's amazing what can be done with the iphone. I shot with the 6S every day during January as part of a project named "Single In January". Although I wanted to do a Typical Dutch series, I ended up with various series. These are from the "shadows" series:
[... pictures ...]
Impressive shadowplay series. Well set and captured.
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Impressive shadowplay series. Well set and captured.
Thank you. It was fun to experiment.
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From a fall foliage series with an iPhone 6
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A kid´s slider
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Long time away from here...this was taken a couple days ago in Zahara de los Atunes. Not a bad place to be :)
Smartphone taken and edited through instagram. Resized for the web with ps.
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Paco, I wish I could make such smartphone images :)
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A snapshot from today, while cleaning a very very dirty drive way.
(https://c2.staticflickr.com/2/1622/26030880241_36d32be51f_c.jpg)
iPhone 5 with Hipstamatic photo app
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Easter Cookies (home making them was a lot of fun for my sisters children for 3 days)
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A small contribution to this topic from me :)
I just love to take photos with my smartphone, anywhere and anytime! :)
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'red gnome'
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Miam ...
(https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7148/27071940202_dd8e02e191_b.jpg)
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Ramberg Beach, Lofoten, Norway.
'illusionists at work'
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Samsung Note 5
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Another one, B&W conversions done in phone with PS express.
Just having some fun, but it's obvious the images start falling apart very quickly when you push it.
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Lumia 950
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To fire up this thread. Some iPhone 6 images from NYC:
(1) Flat Iron building
(2) NYC street view
(3) view from the Empire State Building (ESB) towards One WTC and Flat Iron
(4) Lobby of the ESB
post-processing with Lr, and some with Ps, and Niko.
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Samsung S4
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I am one of those who believes that smartphones will take over a large portion of our photography, whether we like it or not.
The images posted in this thread are a clear example.
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As long as I can capture memorable moments like these with my iPhone the need to grab a "real" camera diminishes rapidly over time.
(https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2331/33039967195_b7bcc6ab2f_b.jpg)
iPhone 5 with Hipstamatic app, 2016
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A quick snapshot of a nicely backlit couple enjoying the wet view.
(https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2135/32658011870_e12dc00bca_b.jpg)
iPhone 5 with Hipstamatic app, Scotland 2016
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This was posted in another thread recently. I was amazed by the recovered gradation in the sky and the pliability of jpeg data from my iPhone SE. So long as you don't pixel-peep at 100%, the smartphone cameras are quite useable for posting such an image to facebook. Edited in CC2017.
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During an evening stroll in the park a truck pulled up the entrance while a lady with her dog was leaving the park.
Is it perfect, hell no. But it did capture the mood of the moment in an aesthetically pleasing manner, at least to me it did :)
(https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/350/32658041380_7d0f62f350_b.jpg)
iPhone 5 with Hipstamatic app, Amsterdam 2016
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Cuteness waiting for the metro in isolation.
(https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/507/32913958321_a6f2175760_b.jpg)
iPhone 5 with Hipstamatic app, Amsterdam 2015
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Jan Anne, I like very much your photographs. 👍🏻 Question: would you have made the same pictures with a DSLR ?
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iPhone 4s
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iPhone 6s+
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Question: would you have made the same pictures with a DSLR ?
Yes and no ;D
'Yes' because the hands capture what the eyes see, regardless of which camera is at hand.
'No' because with Hipstamatic I determine the used filters in advance and the captured images are what they are whereas with the images captured with my Sony the RAW files are processed in post and I would probably crop away some empty blacks, burn the blacks even further, use the wider dynamic range for more detail, make the lady in the park stand out a little more, stick with color, etc.
Where some see the limited capabilities of smartphone cameras as impediments I see them as opportunities to explore. As an example, a black and white filter turns out to be a perfect match with the limited dynamic range of the small sensor to create high contrast backlit images as both the whites and blacks burn out easily.
By taking the possibility of post processing out of the equation one is also forced to get creative to capture the images in camera as envisioned. As there are few controls to tinker with one also needs to fool the light meter from time to time by letting the exposure settle on a different scene followed by a quick recompose and image capture.
Personally I like these kind of challenges as they make me a better photographer, stick with your trusty DSLR if one prefers a more predictable outcome :)
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This answers perfectly my question 😊
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Cadillac Mountain
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iPhone 6s Plus:
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Some days ago, at the WTC Memorial (NYC)
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Well... a photo of a smartphone image. ;)
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Nice one ;)
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Lovely picture Smuseuse 👍🏻
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Well... a photo of a smartphone image. ;)
Hehe. Nice one, well executed.
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NYC, Broadway at the height of W 125th street. Quite good dynamics and detail are (now) possible with a smartphone, and this is not the best what is made now available. iPhone 6; Lr post-processed.
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Thank you Erik, MFloyd, and Thomas! :) I am amazed with the camera of the iPhone 7 and I intend to use it for "serious picture taking" more often.
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iPhone 5s + Lightroom
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Bought some steel and while waiting for it to be cut I took this photo, Samsung Note 5.
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Bought some steel and while waiting for it to be cut I took this photo, Samsung Note 5.
That does look a lot like a Samsung phone, doesn't it? 8)
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Taken with the iPhone 7 Plus. :)
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Another one taken with the iPhone.
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He looks a little bit sad your little box man ;) Fun shot! :)
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The little man box is playing with fire. Don't get too close :)
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The modern Phoenix 8)
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Yes, he always feels a bit melancholic when looking into the open fire. ;)
I think I will take him out to the flowers today, that should make him happy. ;D
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That would make any man happy,,, 8)
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Still feeling melancholic.
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Bq m5. At the theatre in Cádiz. Sooc
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I succeed best where palm trees succeed best!
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For those whom might have been wondering what I've been doing lately ;D
My New Ride 8) 8)
(https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4236/34355826623_f82a3da88e_h.jpg)
iPhone 7 Plus
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Jan, a convertible! 😋I miss your images. Have fun with it
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I miss your images
So do I, but I have a swelling underneath my retina which limits my time behind a computer screen to only a few hours a day which is barely enough for work so hanging around on fora and such is very limited for a few more months.
The image of my right eye seems further away than my good eye and has a serious moustache distortion not fixable with glasses, so driving around by car is also limited which is somewhat compensated by driving a couple hours on my lawnmower tractor each week with a cold beer in the cupholder ;D
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Sorry to hear it is not by choice. I hope you'll get well soon!
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From my old Samsung...
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So do I, but I have a swelling underneath my retina which limits my time behind a computer screen to only a few hours a day which is barely enough for work so hanging around on fora and such is very limited for a few more months.
The image of my right eye seems further away than my good eye and has a serious moustache distortion not fixable with glasses, so driving around by car is also limited which is somewhat compensated by driving a couple hours on my lawnmower tractor each week with a cold beer in the cupholder ;D
Hope you get well soon, Jan!
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Hope you get well soon, Jan!
Thanks Akira, I'm not in pain btw but its just very tiring for the brain trying to make one somewhat usable image out of two completely different images.
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Someone parked this conveyance outside my office window. Captured with my Sony Xperia Z3 Compact.
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Hm. That picture looked a lot sharper both on my phone and my computer.
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Not museum quality, just a quick iPhone 6s+ snap of our daughter's dog, Freya who is long being a great dog, if a bit short on modesty. ;)
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LoFi the way the lord intended...
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IPhone 6 through my telescope.
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Nice shot!
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Nice shot!
Thank you. Not sure where the funky color cast came from.
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Lately, I take a lot of pictures with my phone - it's just so convenient since I have it on me most of the time. Here's one from my last trip to the motherland. :)
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Scorpion in the laundry basket. Very annoying.
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oh geez!!!!
Reminds me of when I lived in Tucson. Found one of these guys in the closet once. We didn't find the usual interesting critters - scorpions, big spiders, rattlers -- very often in or around the house, but I was told when we moved there to be sure to always check my shoes before putting them on. 8)
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It's not easy eradicating scorpions, good luck.
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My D750 has been sent to repair, and I won't get it back until the 28th. :(
Shot with my iPnone SE and cropped/resized in CC2017.
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This one is from my old iPhone 4s. It's a snap that I grabbed on my way out of the courthouse after a day of jury duty. For all that Phoenix, Arizona has going for it, it's skyline sucks.
What wrong with your D750, Akira?
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What wrong with your D750, Akira?
Carl, Nikon released an additional service advisory for D750, and my sample turned to be the affected one:
http://nikongear.net/revival/index.php/topic,6201.0.html
Although I had had no problem in the practical use, I decided to send it for service.
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I shoot my dinner with my Ipad pro ;)
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OK all, a bit of cheating, so it is an image of Smartphones ... ;)
At an Event I covered last night but taken with the Df ;), only camera in the house! Just for grins.... Admin , delete at your pleasure :)
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Tom, that is certainly a smartphone image - and a good one.
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I don't have any camera until 28th... Shot with iPhone SE (but not straight out of the camera).
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Today I left the camera at the hotel and we found this... I hope I can come back at some point. A church reconverted on a dance studio and arts center in general. An amazing window next to a neglected organ on a unused top balcony.
Iphone SE, sooc image send through Whatsapp for auto-resize and upload here
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iPone SE rocks, Paco!
Apparently this thread is morphing from "Show us your smartphone images" to "Do you really need a dedicated camera?". :o :o :o
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I want my next dSLR to have a cell phone. The 📷 (s) in smart phones suck.
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Paco, you rock! What an image.
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Today I left the camera at the hotel and we found this... I hope I can come back at some point. A church reconverted on a dance studio and arts center in general. An amazing window next to a neglected organ on a unused top balcony.
Iphone SE, sooc image send through Whatsapp for auto-resize and upload here
So nice!
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Thank you guys. Finally it looks like we are not going back so this is it so far. We did a fun and imprivised foto sesion with two singers and a guitarists :) I havent looked yet at the images in the computer to pixelpeep a little
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A great image Paco. A very unusual setting.
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From Tuesday Night
(https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4430/36177874653_4c71365e7c_h.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/X7V4Hx)Clutch pitch by Albers (https://flic.kr/p/X7V4Hx) by Bill Mellen (https://www.flickr.com/photos/25146156@N06/), on Flickr
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Thank you John. We started with her on the floor, which leds to a very different images. Then, I moved a big speaker and that´s were she is standing to be centered with the windows circle.
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An English August evening, 8:45 pm.
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The best camera is what you have with you...
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...and this is from the experiments in color.
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the drill
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A space cowboy with some experiments in color.
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under bad light. anything swam faster than the iPhone could flic the shutter.
1 - my red dress
2 - beam me up, Scotty
3 - deep blue
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Thomas, your titles save the desperate iPhone in the badly low light. :D
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Thomas, your titles save the desperate iPhone in the badly low light. :D
Thanks, yes. And I had to run with the mackerel for like 2 seconds to make it stay in the frame...
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Akira, that space cowboy likes Jamiroquai? ;D Great space mangemnet and relationship with lines and planes.
Thomas, intrigued by the red dress and wish I would be there to witness the makerel run ;D
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Akira, that space cowboy likes Jamiroquai? ;D Great space mangemnet and relationship with lines and planes.
Thanks, Paco. I'm not sure if he likes Jamiroquai, but he (keyboard player) should belong to the generation who used to listen to the music when he was teenager.
I'm glad you, who are great at managing the space, like the composition. :)
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Like an aquarel painting Thomas, I like especially the first one
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I didn't know my iPhone SE can shoot RAW (DNG). Processed in the iOS version of LR CC. Resized in CC2018.
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Interesting Akira, do you need a third party app?
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Akira, I would have never guessed that it was made with an iPhone. Well done!
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Interesting Akira, do you need a third party app?
Paco, yes. The default camera app doesn't shoot RAW (at least in SE), and I like the fact that DNG files retain details that are not marred by the default noise reduction.
Akira, I would have never guessed that it was made with an iPhone. Well done!
Totally agreed, Jaokov! I was impressed by the quality of DNG files from iPhone SE. The ones from iPhone7 or X should be even better.
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I have seen a few options, which one are you using? The exposure is spot on too. I have a Iphone se as well
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I have seen a few options, which one are you using? The exposure is spot on too. I have a Iphone se as well
I use Lightroom CC. If you are subscriber of Photoshop CC, you can use it for free and upload to the creative cloud to use the DNG file on your PC/Mac.
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Thanks Akira. No, I’m not a subscriber so I’ll try another option.
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Paco, there seems to be a couple of other options:
https://www.google.co.jp/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=4&ved=0ahUKEwjUs5Hhv-DYAhWTq5QKHZ-zAYcQFgg9MAM&url=https%3A%2F%2Fdigital-photography-school.com%2Fdng-iphone-lightroom-mobile-raw-procam-4%2F&usg=AOvVaw3zMRkiNlOxmVwBsP_6CkEJ
Hope this helps.
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Raw looks good
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Again, this was shot with LrCC in iPhone SE. This time, HDR treatment was applied. I adjusted the color temperature, reduced the chrominance noise and then resized in CC2018 on my PC.
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Akira, did you use flash in that image?
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Akira, did you use flash in that image?
Carl, no, The fence was lit by the fluorescent light on the ceiling.
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Bratislava underground.
Smartphones are very capable.
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Bratislava underground.
Smartphones are very capable.
Nice image, Jakov! The current smartphone cameras keep me amazed, indeed. The still narrow dynamic range of the small sensor camera may be rather good for such a film-like contrasty rendition.
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A snapshot with a Samsung Galaxy S7 - used Capture One for resizing only.
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Akira, I agree about the dynamic range. But still, the dynamic range is probably better than a D70 or maybe even D300 :)
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Not sure about the quality and how this renders, editing also done on the smartphone while waiting to board a plane.
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Bruno, this is an excellent capture!
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Bruno, you took the image at a plane stop :D
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Only the editing, Jakov 😊 but it was indeed a stop.
Thanks, Akira. I was in fact watching what was happening on the other side of the image, a cyclist enthusiastically yawning at the traffic stop, cropped out, when I saw him running.
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Far away subject that looked horrendous with my mobile, but with the painting filter is not so bad ?
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Far away subject that looked horrendous with my mobile, but with the painting filter is not so bad ?
LOL! I like this Sezanne-meets-Van-Gogh image. :)
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Great shot, Bruno, I like the way the green man on the traffic light matches the man walking.
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LOL! I like this Sezanne-meets-Van-Gogh image. :)
Thanks Akira
I wanted to shoot this with my camera but forgot it at home, 600kms away
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Thank you, Tim. On the interest of having long traffic light stops :)
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iPhone SE, shot RAW and processed in VSCO.
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Early at an event.
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Early at an event.
Beautifully cinematic image!
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Vertical pano. ;)
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Chris, lovely image!
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Beautifully cinematic image!
Thank you, Akira
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Leonora Carrington museum
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Shot with iPhone SE, processed in the latest CC2019.
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Gale - North of Ireland
iPhone 8
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A dog’s life...in the morning.
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Taken today at lake shore using my almost dead Motorola Moto-G :)
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Just after sunrise on a late winter day on Lake George, NY (iPod Touch)
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the best camera is the one you have with you
Bangalore palace - moto g5 contrast adjusted in the android camera app
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Taken today at lake shore using my almost dead Motorola Moto-G :)
Really like the second image
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the best camera is the one you have with you
Bangalore palace - moto g5 contrast adjusted in the android camera app
You are absolutely right, and the image is an excellent proof of that.
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This one was from 14 years ago...
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Since i have it with me all the time, there are times i use it to capture something nice. I tend to use the Lightroom's CC camera module which is much more flexible than iphone's 7 native camera app.
(https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4886/31155385947_b95d15278b_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/Pt6uNF)S. Niarchos foundation (https://flic.kr/p/Pt6uNF) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
(https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4917/31155379247_e1943822e6_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/Pt6sPa)Urban Sunset (https://flic.kr/p/Pt6sPa) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
(https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7903/46306631715_ba95f49337_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2dxXAiZ)APC_0101_6184f646f3654763997492f12ee6488a (https://flic.kr/p/2dxXAiZ) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
(https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7914/46306630035_1c0fb60450_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2dxXzP2)APC_0089_8d4147c51e5b4f3c9f1870bac08b26ba (https://flic.kr/p/2dxXzP2) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
(https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7894/32278779577_128e98cb1f_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/RbnbAn)APC_0080_3b485a3ec4214b718b879becf3c3efcf (https://flic.kr/p/RbnbAn) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
(https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7857/32278777587_c9e5e4cdba_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/Rbnb14)APC_0031_12987bd02e42458ab527cef6781a4bd9 (https://flic.kr/p/Rbnb14) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
(https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7907/32278776787_7a110d24dd_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/RbnaLg)APC_0026_f4b727895970473ba3f0773f72e27f7e (https://flic.kr/p/RbnaLg) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
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And some others... Some are from my older iphone 4.
(https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7911/33345617408_76aaec8638_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/SND1j5)IMG_0209_b7eeaf95cfb84f0687f0654fad449d98 (https://flic.kr/p/SND1j5) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
(https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7890/33345623228_53d4dc5815_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/SND33q)IMG_0205_be1d44e10b7147dba3c6b2462dd1b91f (https://flic.kr/p/SND33q) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
(https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7820/47221266921_f3fc6074b4_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2eWMkuv)IMG_2694_77a4ef0a1ac945768ab8e1c35b3dfd79 (https://flic.kr/p/2eWMkuv) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
(https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7803/32279087257_787fdc1702_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/RboL4c)IMG_4009_bbbb1071bb4648e4826020673f8d4de5 (https://flic.kr/p/RboL4c) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
(https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7811/46306887475_418130f9e5_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2dxYUkD)IMG_3990_17fcab0a34fb48dd8eec14e1128e507d (https://flic.kr/p/2dxYUkD) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
(https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7878/32279089847_57d25651f7_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/RboLPR)IMG_4076_b4fe3e9cfb154d8e800554e03430a5ea (https://flic.kr/p/RboLPR) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
(https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7826/33345618538_c1ecded59f_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/SND1Dy)IMG_5087 (https://flic.kr/p/SND1Dy) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
(https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7895/33345620238_c0e0fcd9eb_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/SND29S)APC_0021 (https://flic.kr/p/SND29S) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
(https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7864/33345621548_031b95cf56_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/SND2xs)APC_0011 (https://flic.kr/p/SND2xs) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
(https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7907/33345622358_091dbe9bed_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/SND2Mq)IMG_5699 (https://flic.kr/p/SND2Mq) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
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Modern universes. Nevada Shopping center. Toilet corridor 😳
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The reflections does it :)
Well spotted.
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The view from the 33rd floor of the Shard, the UK's tallest building
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Another one with my iPhone 7.
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/47815411052_232c14dc42_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2fRhtQQ)APC_0221_4e8e990da12b400381a947e343ab3aba (https://flic.kr/p/2fRhtQQ) by Achilleas Giannopoulos (https://www.flickr.com/photos/acgiannopo/), on Flickr
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I am amazed by the capabilities of the iphone11 pro camera. During my last vacation I almost took as many photos with the iPhone as with the Z6. Herewith an impression from the recent Star Wars attraction "The Rise of the Resistance". Light was difficult but the phone did well.
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Looking at the rendering of clouds used to be a way to distinguish small sensors from larger sensors, but the iphone11 does impressively well.
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Very nice, Peter. These images look great.
I have a cheap Poco F1 which is no match for your iPhone (image edited with the excellent app Snapseed).
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The chapel, Keble College Oxford, shot in raw with the Halide app and converted in C1 Pro 20.
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probably as well suitable for urban landscape
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current, but not current enough for the April 19th in the April thread
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Took the beast for a walk this morning through Scheveningse Bosjes.
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The beast takes me for early morning walks through The Hague.
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Youza! This thread needs some TLC.
I hardly ever make photos with my phone (other than whiteboards at work), but this time i found a subject i liked on my lunch walk and the only camera i had with me was my phone.
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Youza! This thread needs some TLC.
I hardly ever make photos with my phone (other than whiteboards at work), but this time i found a subject i liked on my lunch walk and the only camera i had with me was my phone.
Great catch, Hans! Actually, I believe that a smartphone could be the most suitable camera to shoot small objects on the ground with the camera directed upwards, which is proven by your Amanita pantherina (?) image. Also, the potential large DOF of a small format camera helps a lot here.
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Great catch, Hans!
Thank you Akira, much appreciated.
Actually, I believe that a smartphone could be the most suitable camera to shoot small objects on the ground with the camera directed upwards, which is proven by your Amanita pantherina (?) image. Also, the potential large DOF of a small format camera helps a lot here.
I see that, even though i have no problem at all to stick my D850 to the ground and running a 125 image stack with a macro lens to get something similar :) It's my hobby after all. Also the background would look a bit smoother (and better if you ask me).
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I see that, even though i have no problem at all to stick my D850 to the ground and running a 125 image stack with a macro lens to get something similar :) It's my hobby after all. Also the background would look a bit smoother (and better if you ask me).
I respect you (and all stacking photographers) simply for the perseverance!
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I respect you (and all stacking photographers) simply for the perseverance!
I also respect all photographers. Me, i'm just a nutcase, no worries.
Thanks for the compliment !!
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Smartphone image on a rehearsal in Andorra in 2013.
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April 11
Sunset
iphone se 2020
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I thought we had a theme on beverages :)
Four Roses, some ice, some light, and a smartphone.
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Lovely light, composition (with the light on the back), use of the qualities of the phone...and nice drink!
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Jeux d'eau.
Shot with iPhone SE2 and processed in Adobe CC.
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Cheers Jakov, nice!
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Sebring (Fl) USA 2022 - IMSA 12h Endurance Race. Mecanic with Paoli wheel gun, awaiting for client.
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51981897916_a5d279b6cc_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2ncsPef)
IMG_1131.jpg (https://flic.kr/p/2ncsPef)
Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max
ƒ/1.5 5.7 mm 1/3700s
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Dusk pano. iPhone SE2.
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A Flower Crab Spider, lurking on the most aromatic rose in my garden.
If correctly identified, my guidebook says this Spider can change colour
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Very nice pastels, both the spider and the rose. Perhaps the spider adjusted to the pastels?
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Very nice pastels, both the spider and the rose. Perhaps the spider adjusted to the pastels?
Thanks Øivind.
I have some red roses too, so may try transplanting a spider (if I can catch it)
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Compared to some recent images posted here, there's nothing inherently special about this one.
But I'm really pleased I'm now able to capture images by (of?) starlight, handheld with my phone.
Processed in Snapseed on my phone with two different settings.
In the first one, the shape of the plough is harder to make out than it was with the naked eye, because of all the other stars pulled into visibility :)
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Acervate four-o’clock flowers shot around four o’clock.
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indoors, august 18
IPhone SE
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Some snapshots from Shinjuku. iPhone SE2
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I couldn't resist.
Huawei p30 lite, willing model, random urban arrangement.
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I'm phone inspired today ;D
Huawei p30 lite. In phone processing.
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I'm phone inspired today ;D
Huawei p30 lite. In phone processing.
Dust/rain spattered car roof Paco?
Nice abstract and reminds me of my car.....
I also like Akira's peephole picture through the frayed cloth & fencing
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Dust/rain spattered car roof Paco?
Nice abstract and reminds me of my car.....
I also like Akira's peephole picture through the frayed cloth & fencing
You are 100% correct
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Imperial Empire Stormtrooper's helmet?
Pixel 6 & PP in Snapseed
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Imperial Empire Stormtrooper's helmet?
Pixel 6 & PP in Snapseed
Well, if it is the case it's probably ready to transform :D
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Sunset - Samsung S6
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That's a lovely rich scene Chris, must have been stunning to be there.
Well, if it is the case it's probably ready to transform :D
Ha, thanks Thomas!
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The quality of smart phone images have come a long way over recent years. I have personally only used my iPhone for very basic documentation, e.g. for work purposes or for assisting trades people when seeking quotations for work on my home
Do people on this site just use their smartphone cameras with the native software that comes with the phone or do they use other software that gives them more traditional control over camera functions?
This question is prompted by a family member who has sent me a number of images from her trip to sunny Spain. In looking at the EXIF data, the camera/phone has elected to perform nearly all of its exposures at f/1.8 - the maximum aperture at quite ISO settings, and I am thinking that stopping down a little would yield better definition in the images. I am aware that there are camera control apps (and in camera processing) softwares out there.
What do people on this thread do - do they use the native camera apps on the phone or do they install camera control software that gives them a more camera like experience?
Likewise, do people use in-phone image processing software or do they export to computers for processing?
As always, many thanks in advance.
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I’m using an iPhone, now an 13 Pro Max. Pictures are flowing directly into Adobe Lightroom Mobile, and are treated directly from the iPhone, or/and later into the Lr desktop application.
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Reflets (https://www.flickr.com/gp/110731726@N07/A37nhn6vbw)
Need for a windshield wipe ?
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Nice blur ;)
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Nice action, colors and reflections game!
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Thx Bent & Paco ;)
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The quality of smart phone images have come a long way over recent years. I have personally only used my iPhone for very basic documentation, e.g. for work purposes or for assisting trades people when seeking quotations for work on my home
Do people on this site just use their smartphone cameras with the native software that comes with the phone or do they use other software that gives them more traditional control over camera functions?
This question is prompted by a family member who has sent me a number of images from her trip to sunny Spain. In looking at the EXIF data, the camera/phone has elected to perform nearly all of its exposures at f/1.8 - the maximum aperture at quite ISO settings, and I am thinking that stopping down a little would yield better definition in the images. I am aware that there are camera control apps (and in camera processing) softwares out there.
What do people on this thread do - do they use the native camera apps on the phone or do they install camera control software that gives them a more camera like experience?
Likewise, do people use in-phone image processing software or do they export to computers for processing?
As always, many thanks in advance.
I used to try apps to process RAW data in iPhone, but now I feel that the default Photo app is good enough to edit the image shot with the integrated camera of my iPhone SE2. The RAW data is surprisingly pliable in the app, and I can adjust the highlight, shadow and contrast satisfactorily enough for sharing on Facebook or Instagram. I'm not satisfied with the low-light image quality, but the SE3 seems to be noticeably better in this regard. So, I'm looking forward to my next iPhone (possibly SE4 with USB-C).
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I often enjoy its panorama function, but I need to send the largest data to the computer (via email) for the further tweaks like cropping, adjustment of the saturation, correction of the perspective, etc.
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Open door day at the car tunnel construction site, nearby my home. iPhone 13 Pro Max RAW & LrC 12.1 (most recent)
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52471313812_a5178b7cf7_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2nWHcwm)
IMG_1945.jpg (https://flic.kr/p/2nWHcwm)
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52472075624_c36fafba9c_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2nWM6Z3)IMG_1955.jpg (https://flic.kr/p/2nWM6Z3)
link restauration
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Into the total eclipse. Shot with iPhone SE2 looking into an ocular of my binoculars.
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Conil, sunset. Mostly empty this time of the year.
Huawei p30 lite. Screenshot to resize
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Sunrise on new years day, 2023, with iPhone SE II. It's almost scary how good these pictures turn out!
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Sunrise on new years day, 2023, with iPhone SE II. It's almost scary how good these pictures turn out!
I agree. I learned from a local newspaper journalist, that their only assigned photographic equipment is now a smartphone.
Amateur food photography. Smartphones combined with serious post processing editing are doing an excellent job for pictures serving social media and the like.
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52584612711_7eabfc9f26_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2o7HTkD)
IMG_2319.jpg (https://flic.kr/p/2o7HTkD)
Swiss Chinese Fondue. iPhone 13 Max, processed with Lightroom Classic
You can see more here https://nikongear.net/revival/index.php?topic=10588.0
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Samsung S22
The image was cropped on the phone, then additional editing with color efex in the computer to bring out some more contrast/detail, using only the jpg file.
The mobile quality is quite good and will be my photo choice for everyday/casual shots, disadvantage is the lack of a more responsive shutter, there is always a lag and of course no aperture control.
I have yet to use the high res mode which is 50 megapixels, I've been using the 12 mp default resolution.
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Sunrise on new years day, 2023, with iPhone SE II. It's almost scary how good these pictures turn out!
It certainly is disconcerting how easy it is to get decent images from the phone, comparing it to all the work that it would take with a camera, using your image as example a couple of questions to resolve would be:
where is the focus, are the highlights blown?
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Armando, have you tried any of the camera apps that are now available for iPhones and Android devices? IIRC, I am pretty sure that some of these apps provide extended control sets including aperture control.
It certainly is disconcerting how easy it is to get decent images from the phone, comparing it to all the work that it would take with a camera, using your image as example a couple of questions to resolve would be:
where is the focus, are the highlights blown?
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I have never been fond of cell phones beyond the use as a telephone. In particular, I almost never take it out for an image. However, I cannot deny the fact that when I do not have a camera with me while walking the dog and the light is good on the pond, this device without any thought does a much better job than I could do with a dedicated tool.
Iphone SE
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Doomed sky. iPhone SE2.
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I'm in the process of moving out of my place so camera time is limited and the computer is in a bag. Smartphone it is :)
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I'm in the process of moving out of my place so camera time is limited and the computer is in a bag. Smartphone it is :)
Excellent compositions!
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I'm in the process of moving out of my place so camera time is limited and the computer is in a bag. Smartphone it is :)
I love the B&W one Paco
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Thank you!
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I'm in the process of moving out of my place so camera time is limited and the computer is in a bag. Smartphone it is :)
B&W is superb - Very well framed, both!
Good luck moving ;)
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2 excellent pictures, don´t forget her 2nd leg, when moving
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B&W is superb - Very well framed, both!
Good luck moving ;)
+1 as always nice pictures. Moving again?
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Thank you all for the appreciation
+1 as always nice pictures. Moving again?
Yes Bent, it is the nature of the beast. I may get a new destination next academic year
I'll try hardvnot to forget the second leg :)
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Being cycling a lot in the last few years the photographic tool of choice somewhat needed to be small and light and the phone came handy.
Lately it's been an Iphone 13, which doesn't reproduce sunset and twilight to my satisfaction.
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The iPhone's depth of field enabled me to capture this rose in its context of the church grounds. Unfortunately, it also captured some rather unattractive harshness in the foliage on the right.
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Quite an old shot, but was just going through the library before seeing this thread.
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Out of the shadow.
Huawei p30 lite. Edited and cropped 16/9 in the phone. Screenshot to resize ::)
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>Bleeding<
Iphone 13 Back Camera
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Surprising. What’s the dancing pillar on the left ?
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Out of the shadow.
Huawei p30 lite. Edited and cropped 16/9 in the phone. Screenshot to resize ::)
Very well seen, Paco!
Surprising. What’s the dancing pillar on the left ?
Love this surreal landscape!
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Surprising. What’s the dancing pillar on the left ?
Landmark Art
https://emscherkunstweg.de/en/kunstwerk/zauberlehrling-2/
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I like how it links with the strangeness of the lighting.
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"Into the (not so) Wild". This camper was parked in front of our house. Image shot with a Samsung A52s smartphone.
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53500075682_c033740b93_h.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2pvBSzY)20240129_085811 (https://flic.kr/p/2pvBSzY) by Luc de Schepper (https://www.flickr.com/photos/lucdeschepper/), on Flickr
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Very well seen, Paco!
Love this surreal landscape!
Thank you very much, Akira
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30°C
A couple of hours away from home
Water was looking very blue and the phone saturation did it justice
Samsung s22
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Chloé with iPhone 13 Pro Max & Lr
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53501965284_cd32e44199_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2pvMyij)
Sans titre (https://flic.kr/p/2pvMyij)
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Sans titre (https://www.flickr.com/gp/110731726@N07/q55149Q5y1)
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RGB shot with smartphone
huawei p30 lite
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Great images :)
Here i find on my phone:
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RGB shot with smartphone
huawei p30 lite
great !!
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Nice one, Paco.
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Thank you!
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The past 9 months I've been very busy with Yaiza, our mini Labradoodle. Yaiza is the name of a beautiful, small village on Lanzarote our favorite Canary island. This is our first dog and the first months were exhausting, especially for me as my wife is still working and planning to do so for a few more years. Now Yaiza is 9 months and calmed down. It's such a warm and loving feeling having her with us.
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53517426551_17defa4cd9_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2px9NoT)IMG-20231117-WA0001(1) (https://flic.kr/p/2px9NoT) by Luc de Schepper (https://www.flickr.com/photos/lucdeschepper/), on Flickr
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Yaiza is a beautiful dog, Luc. I love Labradoodles. They remind me of our Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier but larger...all grown up. If Yaiza is half as energetic as our Christie, I'm sure she is a handful. Gotta love dogs.
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The past 9 months I've been very busy with Yaiza, our mini Labradoodle. Yaiza is the name of a beautiful, small village on Lanzarote our favorite Canary island. This is our first dog and the first months were exhausting, especially for me as my wife is still working and planning to do so for a few more years. Now Yaiza is 9 months and calmed down. It's such a warm and loving feeling having her with us.
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53517426551_17defa4cd9_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2px9NoT)IMG-20231117-WA0001(1) (https://flic.kr/p/2px9NoT) by Luc de Schepper (https://www.flickr.com/photos/lucdeschepper/), on Flickr
Looks like a lovely dog. Never heard about Labradoodles before.
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Thanks Dogman. Yes, she's a handful but we wouldn't want to miss her for the world.
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Looks like a lovely dog. Never heard about Labradoodles before.
Hi Bent, Yaiza is an Australian Labradoodle. A popular dog in the Netherlands. These dogs are so-called hypoallergenic, so in fact the only kind of dog my wife and I can have because we're both highly allergic. Because these dogs are popular a lot of unreliable breeders offer puppies, often with health problems. We chose a 100% reliable breeder which meant we had to wait for 1 year due to a waiting list.
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The past 9 months I've been very busy with Yaiza, our mini Labradoodle. Yaiza is the name of a beautiful, small village on Lanzarote our favorite Canary island. This is our first dog and the first months were exhausting, especially for me as my wife is still working and planning to do so for a few more years. Now Yaiza is 9 months and calmed down. It's such a warm and loving feeling having her with us.
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53517426551_17defa4cd9_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2px9NoT)IMG-20231117-WA0001(1) (https://flic.kr/p/2px9NoT) by Luc de Schepper (https://www.flickr.com/photos/lucdeschepper/), on Flickr
Luc, do you have a cat also? :)
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Arriving to Córdoba.
Huawei p30 lite
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the back of the future
a positive image that gives hope, at least that your trolley is blue and you show it in the RGB thread
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My commute home this evening was less than smooth.
iPhone 15.
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the back of the future
a positive image that gives hope, at least that your trolley is blue and you show it in the RGB thread
I had a blast with this lively bunch. They are so much fun, positive energy. There we were going to a choreographic meeting. They are the winners from every conservatoire in the andalusian region. Very nice evening.
They are the future!
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Portland ,Oregon.
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Nausicaa