Cellphone's Photography...

Nowadays it is easy to snap a picture of anything that you come across without carrying a bulky camera. It can be done with ease with the use of the camera of the Cellphone. It so easy without having to have to dial setting; just aim and shoot and voila! You get a picture that you like. I use it often for my Facebook or Blog. The only different is that images taken with the Cellphone could not be enlarged or edited as good as the one when using the Digital Camera or the DSLR. But then if it is just for the social media I believe the image taken with the Cellphone is as good as any if one had the knowledge to take a good picture. Above are images that I took with my Cellphone a Nokia 735 and to me it look great indeed.

Have a nice day.

Comments

Sherynn Recipes said…

I see a congkak! One of my fav childhood game <3

July 25, 2015 at 4:52 AM

Pak Idrus said…

Sherynn Ooi, thanks for the visit and sharing your thoughts on this posting.

Yes it a Congkak and I love to collect traditional things.

Have a nice day

July 25, 2015 at 5:14 AM

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