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Droplets 💧 🐝

***it's lil bit edited

From my collection of Gates and Windows from San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.

Bristol, UK.

This is a 10’s single exposure image of the Milky Way Core. No AI used.

iPhone 17 Pro

Native Camera App (ProRaw Mode)

24mm 1x sensor 48MP (Untracked Tripod)

ISO 3200 | 10.0’s | f1.78

Processed in RawTherapee (Raw decoding), Siril (Stretching & Pre-processing), GIMP (color calibration & tweaks.)

Taken on 24th April 2026 under Bortle 2 skies.

Recently switched from pixel to iPhone and I’m having a hard time getting good pictures with this iPhone 17 pro. How do I make pictures look like they are on the camera screen or in Live Photo video? Why pictures get so much post processing and how do I avoid it. For reference, picture taken on Indigo Camera app and ProRAW 48mp native app. The dark color with the indigo app looks wayyyy closer to the real thing, but it seems it’s limited to 12mp

Three beautiful days exploring Bosnia and Herzegovina 📸

some recent photodocuments shot on my iphone, edited of course. i love using my iphone to shoot when i‘m without my camera. the sensor can produce some great colors when used properly.

Found some older photos from my iPhone 4, taken around 2013 or so. Looking at it now, I just really enjoy the nostalgia of the older phone cameras. Not too shabby for 5MP.

From a sailboat cruise off of Lisbon