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THE HAGUE I like this one, as I managed to get a subtle shallow DOF in the shot. Not that easy with a cameraphone. ( BTW, I created a project in my portfolio with recent "faux instax" shots in diptych-style. You are invited to "appreciate", if you like it :wink: )

@ lucpher: Great reflections on previous page and this page. THE HAGUE From today's walk in the park; getting rid of a mega headache + some nice shots as a bonus.

THE HAGUE Going for something slightly more abstract.

Hi Kristin, I got the GV-1 instead of the GV-2, because the GV-2 was not in stock anywhere at the time I bought my GRDIII. I find the 28mm marking lines in the GV-1 finder display quite accurate. Of course, you have some parallax issues with close subjects, but that's something you get used to...

I have a GRDIII, but I don't have the wide angle lens. 21mm is just a bit too wide for me, 28mm is just perfect. But I guess it depends on the type of photos you are taking. I do have the GV-1 viewfinder, and I love it. I didn't use external viewfinders on previous compacts, but getting the...

No, you are not missing something :smile: The photos are inspired by the old skool Fujifilm Instax mini, credit card sized pictures. And I although I certainly do not claim to produce the same effect, I do think that the shots lose their mini instax-like charme when one sees them too large...

In general, I think the way we look at photos is changing. Our current visual culture is dominated by mobile photography. Young generations grow up with their phone as most important (or even only) camera. The iPhone is the most used camera on Flickr and Facebook streams are full of...

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MILITARY CEREMONY @ THE HAGUE

December made a wet start in The Hague.

THE HAGUE (The final day of November brought some nice autumnal light. Two other shots from today on my Tumblr.)

THE HAGUE - GREENPEACE SAMBA PROTEST

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Ray, no reason to feel "embarassed". Mobile photography is very personal. More than with any other camera type or photography genre, you can do whatever you like. That's actually one of the things I like about it.

Thanks, Ray. The odd thing is: as much as I love my GRD III, somehow shooting with my phonecam gets me more interesting results. Not sure why, probably the limitations, or more carefree approach.