I wish there were more stuff like this near where I live. Thank you for sharing!
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Reminds me of Buster Keaton
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Full moon taken with Google Pixel 11 Pro
65x zoom
It saves 2 pictures, the original and ai auto enhance
original
ai enhance
I was wondering how accurate the ai enhance is, seems pretty good
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Fall hit last week and it was lovely!
Had an apple cider-cooked brat this weekend. I think I still prefer a good beer brat because it’s more savory, but this was good!
I also came across a photo I took in 2024 of this really cool cloud formation.
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Some photoes taken on my newish pixel 9a that I bought for June
IMO, the night photography kinda sucks, but otherwise I would say good enough. No major difference that I have noticed between this Pixel 9a to my older Galaxy A52s 5g that started to feel like it might implode (Started to feel slow, a bit finniky, battery started not to work for the whole day etc. And since we were going to be spending a month abroad, I wanted to be sure to have a working phones otherwise no banking etc).
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And for comparison, here is some shots taken in 2017 on my “Current tablet”.
Mostly trying to pick photoes not taken at home or some friends home, but hopefully this shows how bad the camera is on my tablet.
In general thought, I would say the biggest difference comparing my modern phones to older ones is the ratio between good and bad photoes. Almost no bad photoes after I switched to my Galaxy A50, then a small improvement with A52s and no major differene with the Pixel 9a
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Some of the pnw adventures ive been on
Iphone 16 plus i dont really go for the camera on phones just battery
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I love the light and shadow play in that first photo!
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You’ve got a good eye for landscapes!
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Thank you, it is appriciated!
Usually just take photos, these are 100% what came out of the camera pipeline on the phone. Never done much of photo editing 
I probably should focus on what task parallism means on the OS level, kröh kröh
i need to get a similar shot of post ave alley in seattle really fun 1890-1940s downtown area
the city is great for shadow play
Extremely fresh! I don’t think I’ve ever seen one green before.
Man, this is the kind of shot that ends up in magazines! Beautiful!
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