3pm in the afternoon and it's already getting dark. The sky didn't look quite this dramatic and maybe I edited the picture a bit too much. I used the red filter for b&w conversion to make the sky a bit darker. Red filter used to be one of my favourites back in the black and white film days.
Shot on the iPhone wide angle Len's and edited in Snapseed.
A nice winter day. Shot on iPhone using the wide angle lense, and edited in Snapseed.
Winter is coming and it's the end of the muddy season. Temperature has been below zero almost for a week and all the trails are slightly frozen. No more mud and cleaning the bike after every ride.
Shot on iPhone and edited in Snapseed.
Well, it's not even night. Just an early Friday evening. Shot on iPhone and edited in Snapseed.
I'm a wannabe home barista. This is the kind of coffee I make every morning, but this morning both of the cappuccinos looked unusually pretty. Shot on iPhone, edited in Snapseed.
This is actually from a few days ago, but forgot to post it. The moonlight was very bright and beautiful. Shot on iPhone and edited in Snapseed.
This one is actually from yesterday but I forgot to post it. Had a nice and lazy afternoon with some weekend treats. Edited in Snapseed, shot on the default camera.
Last light moments of a gray autumn adternoon. Shot in Adobe Lightroom and edited in Snapseed.
It was a foggy and frozen morning today. Shoton iPhone 12 mini using the wideangle lense, edited in Snapseed.
Shooting stars with the iPhone on a nice, cold autumn evening. Shot on the default camera and edited in Snapseed.
It's the put on your wool socks and watch Netflix season.
A lonely light in early autumn evening. Shot on iPhone, edited in Snapseed.
A red barn. Shot on iPhone default camera and edited in Snapseed. I used a red filter for this shot.
Trying the low light capabilities of the iPhone. Nice autumn evening after a rainy day.
Pens in a jar. Shot in Adobe Lightroom with manual ISO setting (200). I'm pretty impressed with the low light quality of the iPhone camera.
Edited in Snapseed.
One of the first photos I took on my new iPhone. Shot on the default camera in 1x1 format, edited in Snapseed.