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âI was mesmerised by how the fog turned the tower into a monolithâ: Derek Zhaoâs best phone picture (opens the original)
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Zhao was out jogging around Treasure Island, near San Francisco, when he spotted a lonely tower stabbing through the clouds Every morning, Derek Zhao jogs the perimeter of Treasure Island, his home, situated an eight-minute ferry ride from San Francisco. âItâs an endless source of frustration for me that I canât bring my cameras with me,â he says. âWhen the island gifts me its beautiful scenes, I should be grateful that phones have pretty decent cameras, too.â Zhao works as a ma
âThe balloons made me smile but his expression made me stopâ: Harivansh Vermaâs best phone picture (opens the original)
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While celebrating a religious festival on the banks of the Ganges, the Indian photographer captured the everyday struggle of a street vendor It had been a sacred day for Harivansh Verma. It was the evening of Ganga Dussehra, the major Hindu celebration and gathering along the banks of the Ganges. He was in the city of Haridwar, the location of Har Ki Pauri ghat, a holy riverbank. âHaridwar holds a lot of deeply spiritual memories for me and my family,â Verma says. âIn Hinduism we beli
âIt struck me as a minimalist tableauâ: Henk Stamâs best phone picture (opens the original)
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The Dutch photographer was pleased to capture this suitably orange scene in some toilets in Rotterdam âI must admit I was very sceptical of phone photography at first,â Henk Stam says. Sixty years ago, he received his first camera for his 11th birthday. The advent of a newer technology initially stumped him. âMy first portable phone, that we used to call âa brickâ, had a terrible camera that took fuzzy pictures. But like everyone, I noticed the steady improvements,â he says. This pho
âThe angle of the dog, the hat and the tattoo on her foot all come togetherâ: Trace Meekâs best phone picture (opens the original)
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A family day in a Florida back yard was the setting for a summertime memory it would be impossible to recreate Trace Meek is abundantly proud of his Florida back yard. For the last 10 years, he and his wife, Lauren, have worked diligently on it. âItâs our happy place,â he says. âWe live in Belleair Bluffs, and Iâve watched my son and daughter grow up playing in the dirt under our giant oak trees, swinging on the tree swing, riding their bikes and scooters on the circular path, and
âIt was dark and deserted. I was drawn by the lightâ: Christine Rodgersâ best phone picture (opens the original)
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A man at a bank counter in a border town in northern India, tension in the air: how could any photographer resist? Over the last decade, Lancashire-born, London-based Christine Rodgers has trekked in Bhutan, Nepal and the Indian states and regions of Uttarakhand, Ladakh and Sikkim. âIâve developed something of a passion for the Himalayas,â she says. âI love being in the mountains; not climbing, but walking and camping at altitude, in sight of the wonderful range of peaks.â Rodgers used
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