iPhone photography = iPhoneography

As the saying goes, the best camera is the one you carry with you. While I love my DSLRs and complement of professional lenses, they’re not the most practical of companions for a day out in London or night on the town.

Fortunately the iPhone camera has made significant leaps in quality since its debut in 2007. The JPG images certainly won’t compete with RAW output from a 21MP full-frame DSLR, but they definitely hold their own and are infinitely easier to share with friends, family and colleagues on Facebook, Flickr, and Instagram. Btw, I’m “therandymancan” on that last one; add me if you’re there and say “Hello!”

Here’s a selection of my favorites:

Croydon, London borough of Croydon, Wellesley Road, black and white, iPhone, iphone4, iphoneography
Croydon, Wellesley Road, architecture, double image, iPhone, iphone4, iphoneography, reflection, rubbish bin, thank you
London, bus stop, iPhone, iphone4, iphoneography, pigeon
London, brolly, iPhone, iphone4, iphoneography, pavement, rain, spitalfields, umbrella
London Southbank, chairs, iPhone, iphone4, iphoneography, restauant, southbank centre, tables, waiter
London, iPhone, iphone4, iphoneography, surbiton
abstract, architecture, blue, clouds, iPhone, iphone4, iphoneography, rio de janeiro, swimming pool
London, Palace Theatre, Priscilla, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, black and white, candid, iPhone, iphone4, iphoneography, london soho, smart phone, soho, street photography
Croydon, London, South Croydon, South Croydon Bus Garage, bus stop, iPhone, iphone4, iphoneography, rain, window
London, Tate Modern, exhibit, iPhone, iphone4, iphoneography, modern art, red, stairs
Barclays Bikes, Boris Bikes, London, London bikes, TFL bike scheme, iPhone, iphone4, iphoneography
London, Waterloo Station, architecture, building, glass, iPhone, iphone4, iphoneography, mirror
Calcutta, India, Kolkata, bull, cattle, cow, crow
Calcutta, India, Kolkata, cleaner, highway worker, ladder, traffic light