San Jacinto Monument:


Battleship Texas:




All shot with a Galaxy Note5 on Auto.

If you can include your camera phone brand it would be much appreciated, thanks!...Excellent photo's btw folks!

Tweaking the Python iPhone 6

iphone 6

Some pics from the shop this week. All taken with a galaxy s7.

A couple from my Galaxy S5. I'll be able to upgrade to the S7 in 2 months.



Table with 3 fully auto Tommy Guns



Me shooting a fully auto SBR Thompson Tommy Gun. The best time I've ever had in shooting in over 25 years.

Iphone 5s

The Galaxy takes some formidible images, superb detail!

My daughter with my youngest grandson. iPhone 6

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Looking at my 2015 Super Duty from the drivers seat of my 1972 GS 455

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Originally posted by jhe888:

I did not know Ansel Adams used a smartphone. I read how he took, developed and printed that pic. He was a true master.

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Originally posted by fischtown7:

I did not know Ansel Adams used a smartphone. I read how he took, developed and printed that pic. He was a true master.

Yeah, he might have actually used an 8x10 view camera. The story is that he was driving down the road and saw that scene. He set up the camera, but didn't have his light meter and didn't know quite how to expose it until he remembered he knew the brightness of the moon, and based the exposure on that. He then thought he would make another exposure just in case his first estimate was wrong, but just as he got the film holder into the camera, the sun ducked too low and the white crosses came out of the sunlight. But the exposure was pretty close, and with some manipulation of the prints, he was able to get good prints.

Another story about that print:

One of my college photography professors bought a print of "Moonrise Hernandez" from Adams in the 1950s. A big one, 30"x40" or something like that, which weren't common. He paid what seemed to be the huge sum of several hundred dollars. After Adams began to be very popular, the price of that print climbed to something like $4000 or $5000 in the early '70s and he sold it, thinking he should take his profits before the bubble burst. When he told us the story, it was 1983, and a print of the photo had just sold for $80,000. He wouldn't have sold it at all by that time, but was sorry he didn't hold out longer. That print is now worth as much as $500,000.

Yesterday we had a visitor outside my office window (keep in mind my office is on top of the dam).....

Steamboat Sam


Taken with HTC 10 phone, edited in Photoshop with Topaz Labs plugins (De-noise, and BW effects).

Taken with the new iPhone 6S. And finally dumped the two tone watch band for something more comfortable..Thank you David!

Awesome shot lizardman-u love the aged look!

iPhone 5s

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Originally posted by just1tym:
Awesome shot lizardman-u love the aged look!

Thank you Will I missed the day that two of the paddle wheelers were there. This is the end of the line for one of the day cruises, but a stopping point for one that goes on up the Columbia and further up the Snake river.

They originate out of Cascade Locks, OR.