Hi Leslie, No, I can't tell which photos are from your iPhone and which are from your "real" camera. Wow, these are fabulous. I love the leaves. My guess is that the leaves were taken on the iPhone. I say that because the yellow on the leaves is rich, much deeper than if the leaves were photographed in direct sunlight and there are no shadows. Am I correct? If I am not correct, then the iPhone photos are the three inside the building with the blue walls. But, I am only saying that because those three are a family of photos. Which building has the blue walls? All the photos are really clear. Kudos to the photographer! Also, the last one especially, with the sunlight coming through the window in front of your camera, is amazing. That's hard to do.
Your last shot reminds me of a " Vermeer " , soft light , people going about their daily tasks. The open door reminds of a "Cole" , now I am waiting for the recollections or a metaphor .
These are nice. My favorite is the fourth down, with the red spheres (lanterns?). I love the colors and angles of that shot. It's a scene I would have never noticed but you brought it to life :)
I like the 3th image the most. I want to get in and see what is behind the half way opened door! I have no idea how to distinguish iPhone from real camera but if I had to guess I would say that real camera might be images #1, #2, and #5. And the answer is.....?
Hi Leslie, No, I can't tell which photos are from your iPhone and which are from your "real" camera. Wow, these are fabulous. I love the leaves. My guess is that the leaves were taken on the iPhone. I say that because the yellow on the leaves is rich, much deeper than if the leaves were photographed in direct sunlight and there are no shadows. Am I correct? If I am not correct, then the iPhone photos are the three inside the building with the blue walls. But, I am only saying that because those three are a family of photos. Which building has the blue walls? All the photos are really clear. Kudos to the photographer! Also, the last one especially, with the sunlight coming through the window in front of your camera, is amazing. That's hard to do.
ReplyDeleteYour last shot reminds me of a " Vermeer " , soft light , people going about their daily tasks. The open door reminds of a "Cole" , now I am waiting for the recollections or a metaphor .
ReplyDeleteThese are nice. My favorite is the fourth down, with the red spheres (lanterns?). I love the colors and angles of that shot. It's a scene I would have never noticed but you brought it to life :)
ReplyDeleteI like the 3th image the most. I want to get in and see what is behind the half way opened door!
ReplyDeleteI have no idea how to distinguish iPhone from real camera but if I had to guess I would say that real camera might be images #1, #2, and #5. And the answer is.....?
1, 2 and 5 it is! Great eye Rosalinda. Behind the door is the bathroom:)
ReplyDeleteLucky guess clued by the reflections of light but lucky guess nonetheless. The bathroom? that is funny.
ReplyDeleteThe shots are all crisp, I can't tell which is the "real" camera. I like the museums shot compositions, nice balance in the elements.
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