MOBILE PHOTOGRAPHY 10.0

This is my first review of the photos I took with my new Samsung Galaxy Note10Lite. I bought it in June 2020 to replace my old five-year-old Note 5. I am very happy to report that I am very pleased with the phone camera functions. I got more than what I paid for. Of course, my real camera Fujifilm XT20 is much better but it is Note10Lite is the best camera I have with me all the time.

Herewith, I am sharing more than a dozen photos taken in various locations and situations to show that the camera in Note10Lite is good enough for normal photography. By the way, I have yet to explore the phone camera special features and video. Looking back in the last ten years, this is the best phone camera and the best phone for me. In fact, I feel like I have a microcomputer in my pocket!

NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY AT PUTRAJAYA WETLAND

WATER LILIES AT TAMAN TASIK CYBERJAYA

SELFIE-GETTING OLDER

INTIMATE LANDSCAPE OF TAMAN SAAUJANA HIJAU

DIM SUM RESTAURANT IOI CITY MALL

CYCLING IN THE WETLAND OF PUTRAJAYA

ARCHITECTURE OF PUSAT ISLAM PUTRAJAYA

BACK LANE OF SULTAN ABDUL SAMAD BUILDING, KUALA LUMPUR

WIDE ANGLE SHOT OF BAMBOO ENTRANCE TO ALAMANDA

WOODEN TULIP FLOWERS FROM HOLLAND

NEW RASA FOOD COURT IN ALAMANDA

MEE REBUS

CYCLISTS INSIDE PUTRA BRIDGE

FISHING PORT IN PENANG

STREET AT NIGHT IN PENANG

CYCLING IN THE WETLAND

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