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TWO MONTHS WITH IPHONE 14 PRO MAX



My smartphones started with Nokia in various models. Then I moved to Samsung Galaxy Notes3,5, & 10. Two months ago, I made a big decision to change my smartphone to iPhone14 ProMax.  This is my first iOS phone and the most expensive ever. It took me two months and a few consultations with fellow photographers before I made the jump. I hope to stay on this side because it fits well with my interest in creative work like photography and writing.

As far as the phone functionalilites, both Samsung and Apple are not much different but when it comes to UI and photography features, the iPhone 14 Pro Max is the obvious  winner.

Herewith I share a few dozens photos to illustrate what the camera of iPhone14 Pro Max can deliver in various types of genres. ENJOY..



BLACK &WHITE MONORAIL STATION AT KL SENTRAL



MACC HQ-Busy Day and Night hunting and catching corrupt politicians and government officers. Bravo!



GRAFIX IN THE SKY OF PUTRAJAYA




ROADSIDE DAMASCUS RESTAURANT IN BUKIT BINTANG, KUALA LUMPUR



GRAFIX ON THE WALL-PEDESTRIAN WALK IN BUKIT BINTANG KL



FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY -SHAWARMA



GROUNDED LEAVES AND FLOWERS- EVERYTHING RETURNS TO WHERE IT COMES FROM



NIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY IN PUTRAJAYA




THE WRITING IS ON THE WALL-MACC WARNING NOT TO  GET INVOLVED IN CORRUPTION



GEOMETRY IS ALL OVER THE CITY



PATTERNS ON MRT SBK LINES



THE CUSTOMER FILMS HER ICE CREAM 


CYCLING WITH A DUTCH LADY



WE ARE AVID READERS OF FACEBOOK-WE WALK AND WE READ AT THE SAME TIME



WE CANNOT FOR THE GREEN LIGHT. EVERYONE IS IN HURRY 



SELLING FRESH FLOWERS FOR THE LADIES




TO STAND OUT YOU HAVE TO STAY ALONE?



WHAT IS ON SHOW DIFFERS FROM WHAT IS ON THE STREETS.



ALL LEAVES ARE BEAUTIFUL, BUT A FEW ARE MORE BEAUTIFUL  THAN OTHERS



WELCOME THE NEW ERA AND COLOURS OF PUTRAJAYA



NEGLIGENCE!
 

SHE OFFERED ME HER SEAT SO THAT I CAN SEE A BETTER VIEW



JAPANESE WALK AT LALAPORT/BBCC
FLOORS OF LALAPORT




VIP VISIT TO PHOTO EXHIBITION AT GMBB




CLOSE-UP OF CHILIS AT PASAR TANI MAEPS



SERI WAWASAN BRIDGE AT 7AM IN PUTRAJAYA




MY FAVOURITE BREAKFAST AT TAMAM TEA & COFFEE,BB BANGI






COVERED WALKWAY IN BB BANGI






TWO TYPES OF CURVATURES- WATER FOUNTAINS AND BUILDING FLOORS




CITY WALK IS FUN-WITH COLOURS, SOUNDS AND ACTIONS ON THE STREETS.

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