iPhoneography snaps thread

[Glenn Clabo]

Absolutely fabulous Glenn. Love the tones and layers.

Thanks Pete...these new fangle telephones can be fun to play with.

 

[Ralph Thornton]

Grabbed this shot of Pittsburgh through the window of a Delta jet flying at 35,000 feet or so last Tuesday. We were traveling from Washington DC back to Montana after a visit with our daughter, grandson and son in law. Taken with my iPhone 5.

There was some high thin clouds on the right side of the photo, otherwise the arise was pretty clear.

 

[Dave Green]

Love that aerial shot!

I'm away on holiday this week in the Whitby area (my first visit to this area) an although I'm shooting with 4 cameras (D800, GS645S, FA and X100) I have no means of editing/processing until I'm home next week. So - I'll be slapping some iPhone pix up in the meantime.

This was Whitby today. Hope it works ok straight off the iPhone via my photo stream to my iPad.

 

[Ralph Thornton]

Looks great. I sometimes wish that my Canon 5D MKII would let me select photos to same to my PhotoStream. Then I could quickly edit them on my phone.

 

[Dave Green]

Thanks

Here's another from yesterday - shot into the sun as we came back into the harbour on a 40% replica of Captain Cook's Endeavour. Looks more moonlit than mid day to me. A bit of a cheesy trip but swmbo enjoyed it

 

[Dave Green]

Scarborough today. The harbour was ok but the town itself was a dump!

 

[Pete Askew]

Looks like you are getting decent weather though Dave and the light is great by the look of it. I like the shots of the harbour very much (and she's doing a great job of balancing that pole on her head!).

 

[Dave Green]

Thanks Pete

We're in Saltburn today - so here's a quick snap I've just done of the pier. Posting using the cafe's WiFi whilst topping up the caffeine tanks with a double espresso

 

[Pete Askew]

Nice.. And a good choice of timing.

 

[Dave Green]

Ta

Alas, no timing. It wasn't working so I guess that is it's default position. I do quite like that for a phone shot. I like the 2-3-1

 

[Dave Green]

Spent most if the day today getting my car fixed. I filled up with cheap diesel at a supermarket yesterday and it's killed my fuel filter. Slogging over pitch black moors with the car in "limp mode" last night was no fun I can tell you - the missus was not a happy bunny. Rac dude towed us to an rac approved backstreet garage in Middlesborough today and, fingers crossed, all seems ok. Just have to dilute that half a tank of syrup as soon and as often as we can!

So - all I managed today were a few snaps in the village we're staying in. Here is a row of cottages just next to ours taken with my iPhone.

 

[Glenn Clabo]

Remote cameras at Boston Red Sox World Series game...

 

[Dave Green]

A few bob's worth there. Some long cable releases too I bet

 

[Ralph Thornton]

That's one way to make sure you get the shot!

 

[Dave Green]

The adventure continues (see above). Today my wife fell down some steps on the way down to Robin Hood's Bay - and badly sprained both her ankles. She can't walk.

So - here's a shot of where we spent a big part of the day - and a twilight shot of Whitby on the way back to our digs.

 

[Pete Askew]

Hope she recovers soon Dave, please give her my regards.

Nice shot of the abbey (and A&E!),.

 

[Dave Green]

Thanks Pete.

 

[Ralph Thornton]

Bummer! I sure hope shie recovers quickly!

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Dave - your wife needs the curative powers of Black Sheep to help those ankles

Should be available around Whitby - a few of these and she'll be dancing a jig!

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Remote cameras at Boston Red Sox World Series game...View attachment 6017

Great shot Glenn - so you were there then?