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‘The balloons made me smile but his expression made me stop’: Harivansh Verma’s best phone picture - AOL (opens the original)
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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. “Haridwar holds a lot of deeply spiritual memories for me and my family,” Verma says. “In Hinduism we believe taking a dip in the Ganges cleanses you of your sins. Devotees travel from across the country and the ritual baths go on continuously from sunrise u
‘It struck me as a minimalist tableau’: Henk Stam’s best phone picture - AOL (opens the original)
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‘I must admit I was very sceptical of phone photography at first,” Henk Stam says. Sixty years ago, he received his first camera for his 11th birthday. The advent of a newer technology initially stumped him. “My first portable phone, that we used to call ‘a brick’, had a terrible camera that took fuzzy pictures. But like everyone, I noticed the steady improvements,” he says. Related: ‘The photo we want to take is closer than we think’: Dominic Dähncke’s best phone picture This photo was taken in
‘It was dark and deserted. I was drawn by the light’: Christine Rodgers’ best phone picture - AOL (opens the original)
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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. “I’ve developed something of a passion for the Himalayas,” she says. “I love being in the mountains; not climbing, but walking and camping at altitude, in sight of the wonderful range of peaks.” Rodgers used to rely on her Olympus camera to take photographs on her trips, but has since switched predominantly to using her phone. “I
‘From this perspective, the bullfrog feels powerful and mythical’: Steven Scott Grogin’s best phone picture - AOL (opens the original)
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Steven Scott Grogin describes his mornings in Michigan as a ritual. He wakes up at 6am on the dot to get ready for a hike. His favourite lake, once a quarry pit, is a 30-minute walk away, so he tends to arrive by around 7am. “It’s serene and private, and I feel very peaceful there,” Grogin says. “The terrain changes from flat areas to very hilly sections, and there is a lot of biodiversity.” Related: ‘The machine turned into a lonely character gazing at an empty beach’: Alon Goldsmith’s best pho
‘You can feel the warmth of the sun’: Bertram Greenhough’s best phone picture - AOL (opens the original)
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Bertram Greenhough had promised his six-year-old daughter Audrey an ice-cream. It was a warm June day in Brighton and the pair were playing tourists in their own city, having just visited an upside-down house near the i360 observation tower. The beach was packed, and they were heading in the direction of the Palace Pier so that Greenhough could stay true to his word. Along the way, they passed this lifeguard shelter. Related: ‘The children were delighted to see themselves in such bright colours’
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