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Totally amateur phone camera pics thread.

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Analog "time lapse" from a place I go to regularly. For the last 12 weeks or so, I took this picture at the same place at around the same time each week. Today I got the payoff I was looking for - the snow!

I kept about half the photos out of this one for composition purposes- and due to there not really being a lot a change from one week to the next. These shots were pretty representative of the change from summer to winter. It was a bit of a bummer of an autumn - we usually have a lot more vibrant colours - this year, it was more brown and yellow. Oh well, there's always next year!

What's fun is that you can really see the sun being lower in the sky as time goes on. I take these shots at around noon, so the sun is pretty much dead south in these shots.

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Here's a conundrum: this is an iPhone out the window picture but taken by a professional photographer. Just the view from his house, not on a job.

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You can see the crescent moon and Venus at the top of that picture.




I took this picture from my backyard, just after sunset a few hours ago.

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Huntington Beach, (Surf City) CA wetlands and Pier I took earlier this year. That is PCH, Pacific Coast Hwy, running along the beach. Famous PCH goes all the way from the Canadian to the Mexican borders.
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My old band, "Off The Richter", did many Sunday afternoon concerts at the Huntington Beach Surf Museum. Fun times.
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Were the black and white landscape pictures in your post shot on Tech Pan 2415 film?

Or, is it a digital camera, with the image processed for artificial brightness levels?

I'm curious, because the foliage looks too white, as if the film is sensitive to infrared.

This was on an iPhone with the Noir filter…it was years ago. I want to say it was an iPhone 4?