Mobile Photography Contest (Friendly) - V6 – CITYSCAPE

garyc

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The theme of this week's friendly is CITYSCAPE. I had a few weird ideas initially but decided to calm down.

I'll pick a winner next Friday at 12H30, and announce them in here. The winner will host the next contest.

Rules:
1) Pictures must be taken with a mobile device (phone or tablet)
2) Pictures must be uploaded to this thread.
3) You have to tell us what device you used to take the picture, and any special software you might have used. Editing your pictures is fine — this is art.
4) Feel free to add a little back story — we want to know how the picture came to be.
5) As many entries per person per contest per person as you like!

Theme Notes:

- A cityscape is the urban equivalent of a landscape rather than an individual building. Towns are also welcome if you do not live in the city.
- You may post previous entries that did not win if you want to.
- Back stories please.

Good luck!
 
Glentana. Parent's house ...free food and holiday two or so years back.
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Lumia 720
No editing other than whatever the phone did
 
Cape Town CBD from Woodstock.

Galaxy S4 - July 2013 (while Portside was still under construction).

No post processing or editing. Only resizing in Photoshop.

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Dubai

Galaxy S4 - May 2014 (From the Mall of Dubai).

No post processing or editing. Only resizing in Photoshop.

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Dubai

Galaxy S4 - May 2014 (from Dubai CBD)

No post processing or editing. Only resizing in Photoshop.

dubai2.jpg

Amazing how the S4's images still stand up in comparison to today's phones. One thing Samsung got right was its camera.
 
Amazing how the S4's images still stand up in comparison to today's phones. One thing Samsung got right was its camera.

The biggest difference in the different generations is how low light photos got better and better. Sunshine photographs don't require any kind of awesome camera.
 
And the winner is ...

Genetic for posts #12 and #13. A good adaption of traditional landscape compositional techniques to the city.

Special mention - everything else, there was really good stuff here.
 
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