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I took this photo at 00:11 on 23 January 2012 with my smartphone at the time, a Galaxy S2 - and I’m still amazed by the quality of the final result.
But looking at it again brings back all sorts of feelings: peace, turmoil, serenity, worry, relaxation and anxiety. Solitude and a sense of freedom.
This photo is part of a me that no longer exists - or maybe one that is just quietly sleeping somewhere inside me.
#Photography #Throwback #Past #PersonalReflections #EveningMood #SilentSunday #Silence
I kind of feel like smart phone cameras used to be better. Now, when they try to cram as much megapixels as possible into the sensor, the quality actually suffers. Too many pixels in a small sensor create more noise into the image and then it has to be denoised by the software and it's all a huge mess. But people have this idea that the quality of the camera is directly connected to the number of pixels. I wish we could get over this appetite for more megapixels. 8-12 mpix is more than enough.
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