MOBILE PHOTOGRAPHY #14

BROMPTON RIDERS IN KL

My mobile phone photography began when Nokia started putting in camera function in the phone more than a decade ago. The best one was in Nokia N8. In the last ten years, I have been using Samsung Galaxy Note 3, Note5 and now Note10Lite. All of these three met my expectation within my budget. I have a great time with all my Note Mobile Phones and with them, I managed to capture a few great photos that I am happy and proud of as a hobbyist photographer. At the same time, I also shoot photos with my Fujifilm cameras XT1 and XT20.

Now, I only have Note10Lite and Fujifilm XT20. For next year, I want to change my smartphone to the iPhone 14 Pro for a change. Hopefully, it will meet my expectations to shoot better photos and videos. My photography is not meant for my business as a photographer but more to complement my business as a consultant, teacher and writer. I don't plan to sell photos but to use photos in my books and postcards for sale.

HongKong Orchid

With a new iPhone next year 2023, I hope to be more inspired and motivated to shoot at least ten good photos every week. By the year's end, I should have at least 500 photos. Insya Allah.

MRT BUSES AT KAJANG STATION

Herewith I am sharing 12 photos as my quarterly review of my mobile photography. All these photos were taken using my Note10Lite. wishing you a Happy New Year 2023. Let us shoot more photos and enjoy our photography.

MURAL NEAR PASAR SENI, KL

RIVER OF LIFE PROJECT

SHOES ON MRT

ARCHES AT ARCH KL

ARCH KUALA LUMPUR-RESTAURANT

LIGHT & SHADOW

TOURISTS ARE COMING TO KL

PUTRAJAYA WETLAND

ROAD VIEW

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