Mobile Photography 3.0

I took this photo using my smartphone Samsung Galaxy Note5.The weather was overcast and the view looks gloomy.To make it looks more interesting,I used a filter built inside my computer.When shooting with a phone,I pay more attention to composition and lighting.

Looking back more than a decade ago, I already started taking photos with my mobile phone Nokia 6600. Over the years, the phone manufacturers kept on improving the built-in camera and now many people buy smartphones because of the camera. Just watch the advertisements by Apple and Samsung.

Phone Photography is now in the mainstream-even use by photojournalists, not to mention doing selfies even by Presidents and Prime Ministers.

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