Thread: Cell Phone Camera photos

Pete,

Those are really good. The third one is fantastic!

-Ray

Ray, these are looking pretty darn good to me! The sunsets are very pretty and the "endless summer" shot is a beauty - were you on the Atlantic? And in my opinion the Silver Efex effect is fantastic on your third - that is really great shot, Ray! It's one of my all time favorites of yours.

Nice shots everyone, especially like the b and w beach scene Ray.

@ BB: Im way to lazy and even more unskilled to process these camera shots on my computer. It was all done in phone.
And then uploaded from the phone.
thanks
Pete

I like that concept Pete and it has worked really well for you!

Originally Posted by BBW

Ray, these are looking pretty darn good to me! The sunsets are very pretty and the "endless summer" shot is a beauty - were you on the Atlantic? And in my opinion the Silver Efex effect is fantastic on your third - that is really great shot, Ray! It's one of my all time favorites of yours.

Thanks BB and Pete. These are all on the Atlantic, more or less, from Long Beach Island, New Jersey. The sunrise is the actual Atlantic, as is the B&W. The sailboats are on the bay between the island and the mainland. I like that B&W also. I should probably go back through my catalog of P&S shots and see what else I have that would work better in B&W. I probably have quite a few. Not sure if I'll do it, but maybe if we get a few rainy days strung together...

-Ray

I bought a HTC Wildfire Android a couple of weeks ago but havent got the hang of the camera yet it seems to have a fair number 'modes' or whatever on it but actually taking the photo is strange to me! more often than not the pics are blurred/ out of focus due to my inapt handling of the thing. will have to get to terms with it sometime.

Thought I'd give it another go with HCT Wildfire; bit of a nightmare getting it onto the PC but this is the result.

Quite a good close up, Penny! And to think you have flowers, already.

with sony ericsson W810. That's Vitosha mountain, and behind is my town.

That must have been one intense trek up there!!