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Wow has the world changed...
When I started SierraWest 20 years ago, digital photography was still a process used only by serious professionals. It was all about film and the local drugstore's 1 hour processing. Back and forth I would go to get the best shots possible. Then it changed and a digital camera came into reach of the "common folks". Well the compass has shifted again. These shots were taken with my phone and processed with a $3 app on my ipad. Man this is fun...
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Dave
Jerry
That first picture looks like it came straight off of the shorpy website. Awesome
Not only is iPhone photography improving rapidly, it is so handy to carry such a great camera in a shirt pocket.
Jaime