jake klein
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A few from my California trip.




These images demonstrate that the cell phone cameras are professional level tools if there's a trained brain behind it! I'm so impressed with this work: a very high standard and commendable!
Asher
This is from a recent trip. I shot it just to remember where to find the car when I got home, but I like the forms.
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here is one that wasn't ran through instagram.
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Here is one that wasn't ran through instagram.
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Two additions.Bequemer Sattel
Time to revive this thread.
Samsung Galaxy S5 - taken on Nebelhorn.
Samsung Gear II - high ISO, bad quality, but I like it.
LG G5 - testing in the U-Bahn.
Could make sense to rename the thread to a title that points to general smartphone photography.
I surprise myself when I connect my iphone to my laptop and then discover how many cell phone pictures I've accumulated.
Here I took 10 pictures freehand to build a wide angle view of the walking and jogging path that runs parallel to Santa Monica Boulevard in Beverly Hills, California.
Admission: A small triangle of the bottom foreground was filled in with the content aware tool as it did not add anything that wasn't in the actual scene, some grass and gravel.
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Asher Kelman: Walking Path
Beverly Hills, 2014
23.5" x18"
iphone 5 stitched in Autopano giga
I do not recommend this way of making pictures, but when I have only an iphone, one can still be ambitious in getting coverage. It's not a good use of precious time resources! Still the results are always surprisingly competent. I do see a slight stitching error on the left edge of the tree, but will not fix it even if I make a print! This is to remind me to take with the right camera and ignore my family's pleas!
Asher
I am reminded of the song, "If you can't be with the one you love, honey, love the one you're with!"