I didn't find image thread for iPhone 6, so started a new one with this sample Shot with new Microsoft Pix apps {}
Was out taking a hike today without a camera. Saw this and decided to have a go with my 6+. Doesn't hold up to pixel peeping, but does OK when viewed with the same broad brush it was shot with: {} Stroud Preserve by Ray, on Flickr -Ray
3 from my trip to Bangkok below. These taken with iPhone6. The rest with the X70 that will follow. {} Procession of Boddhisatvas. Wat Arun. {} Mangosteen Trio. {} Royal Barge Museum.
It might not be suitable for 100 percent view or fine art printing, but still looks good on an iPad Pro, large screen.
I was sitting in the local coffee shop, discussing art with someone who knows Charleston and its people like no other, when he grabbed a small napkin and drew this. I recall a Cousin Itt from Addams Family and Mr. Fixit from Wag the Dog, but this one is a mystery, until the artist weighs in of course. iPhone 6s-plus, indoor light handheld. {}
Toby is being quite petulant when made to remain indoors... 6S, edited in Hipstamatic on iPad. {} And still I wait for release from my prison. by Sue Wotton, on Flickr
The old adage about the best camera you have being the one you have with you certainly applies to my iPhone. This shot was taken with the minimalist but elegant and quite function iPhone photo app designed for black & white / monochromatic shooting, "Hueless". {} Décor by MiguelATF, on ipernity
