Phone Phriday - Jul 1

<p>Happy Phriday everyone! This is the inside of a hollowed out apple tree, which grew around some old barbed wire fencing.</p><div></div>

Mt. Everest view from Tibet side. The zoom on iPhone 5 is bad.<div></div>

<p>Impressive pictures! Great use of colors in the Everest picture. Mine is of a hungry cat always friendly when you enter back door at work.</p><div></div>

<p>A bit late....<br /> A bit experimenting with my phone, using the manual exposure options to keep ISO down and basically see how well the optical stabiliser would work. Quite OK, the image is not supersharp but given it's ISO200 at night, at 1/5 sec handheld, not all that bad at all.</p><div></div>

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<p>Nice composition and clean rich colours, Andy.</p>

<p>Wish I was there.</p>

<p>I wonder how you managed to re charge your battery in such a remote location. Andy.</p>

<p>Even later than Wouter...</p>

<p>Coyote Gulch, Utah. Tiny person in lower right for scale.</p><div></div>

<p>Wow, these are some great phone shots.<br>

<br /> Re: charging a phone in remote locations, I imagine something like this? <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Nekteck-Charger-2-Port-efficiency-devices/dp/B017GQ7OEA/">https://www.amazon.com/Nekteck-Charger-2-Port-efficiency-devices/dp/B017GQ7OEA/</a><br>

<br /> I have something like it (I forget which brand) and the nifty thing is they clip on to a backpack to charge as you walk - though they work better when stationary and completely facing the sun.</p>