Tiny sensor revenge gallery thread!

Show everyone the latest shots which make you feel dead chuffed with your camera choice
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Another off my Samsung mobile phone, its a U900 not 800 as i originally stated. Took the WB off auto and tried the daylight setting, macro focusing is a little awkward too as you dont get much of a say on what it focuses on! Still impressed with image quality.

Would recommend this phone to anyone even if you can pick one up cheap and just use it for the camera

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There continues to be a nice eclectic mix on this thread - especially like pb's dandelion seed head macro shot :D
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Vancouver, British Columbia:

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I like all of the book readers on the beach Henry :D.
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Birma wrote:I like all of the book readers on the beach Henry :D.
Yeah, I count 5 books that you can clearly see. Personally, lying in the sun is almost like torture for me and not where I would want to read a book. :) Boring and hot!
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That shot gives a whole different feel to Hawaii to some of your other posts Henry. Great documentary style shot.
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Birma wrote:That shot gives a whole different feel to Hawaii to some of your other posts Henry. Great documentary style shot.
Thanks, Birma. That was right after a winter storm.

Here are a couple of hotel employees. Working hard or hardly working?

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A local man fishing among the swimmers at Waikiki and getting a hand from a tourist:

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By the way, right after I took this photo the fisherman waded through the water over to the place I was standing to put the fish in a big bucket. He dropped the fish and it was flopping around on the rocks. Just a split second before it landed in the water I was able to catch it for him. :)
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Hi Henry,

The winter storm photo is very nice and full of Hawaiian street art... I also like the fisherman shot and the almost 'passed out' employees....
Hmm, they really shouldn't leave their bags un attended like that though, they could be snapped up by a rollerskating thief of sorts. : ))


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Sorry for the late arrival...
A lot of nice pictures in this thread! I have several thousands of photos from my mobile phones - the previous Sony Ericsson K800i (3.2MP) and my current Sony Ericsson Satio (12.1MP).
Come to think of it I have some nice shots from my old Olympus C-5050 Zoom as well.

Here's a few, starting with K800i:

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I broke the rules... sorry, here's another post instead. :oops:

Satio:

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More to come (if you want) :-)

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Hi Zeb - all strong, graphic pictures. I especially like #1 and #3. Great stuff :D.
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Hi Zeb,

A good variety and series; each different in their own way.

Good angle in the first and it more than annoys me that the creature is on the fringe of a hygenic swimming pool. I also like Dante's shot with the aged look and the bright glare of the sunlight in the background.

Thanks for sharing, : )

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