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Here some photos taken by my Motorola Photon 4G

Street Photography

Lone drunken drummer - wearing Brazilian flag, singing silly song, smoking splif and uses plastic tab as a drum. What a multi-tasking! That probably not what you normally see on daily basis... and this all at 7am :)
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Thames barrier

After Environment Agency has left 26 flood warnings in place it was forced to close the Thames Barrier tree times over two days (28th of Feb and 1st of March 2010) in order to protect London from a combined high tide and tidal surge, which was expected to raise the water level 50-70cm. The last closure was the 117th in history of the Thames Barrier - the world's second largest movable flood barrier.
The Thames Barrier was officially opened in 1984.

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Beautiful Essex

It was moody and overcasted morning when I went for a walk along the seaside at Leigh-on-Sea. Tide was out and all I could see was sand mixed with mud. All this mix was laid in unusual patterns creating artistic and sophisticated patterns. It was looking like out of this world landscape, like an artwork of unknown master...

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Frosty Saturday morning

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Night time Photography with your Camera Cell Phone

Night shots with your mobile??? Are you mad??? - this is ordinary concept of ordinary mobile phone owner...
Is it true? I would say NO, as long as you understand how camera works.
Most of the people would say: "My photos come out blurish..." Of course, what did you expect? It takes camera longer to record information cause there is not much light out there. So what? Use it, you can easy create artistic masterpiece. Try to follow your moving subject with camera at the time of taking shot, as a result you can get your subject more or less in focus and background out of focus, nicely blurred in motion. In other case just make sure you are holding your mobile as steady as you can. I've taken couple pictures to demonstrate what I was on about.
Enjoy your mobile night time photography.
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Mobile fine art

As you probably know this blog is about mobile photography. How far you can get with your mobile phone camera? What about creating some beautiful fine art shots? It is all depends on the way you look at the subject and camera plays such minor role in it... So it is all about you - the greatest photographer of all times and not about your camera... Good luck
P.S. Here some pictures I've taken with my BB.
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What is the best camera?

The best camera is the one that with you! (by Chase Jarvis)

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Reflections of our fake world

Do you really believe the Reality is not Surreal?
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