Flytefalls:

Well done! Please see below for reasons why I've given up on capturing a naturally bright night moon with my dimwitted HTC One

Nastydroid:
Aloe vera plant(htc incredible 2)

UjSizzle:
Lol Ksslib, thanks

UjSizzle:

I think if you tried adjusting your white balance to night, your camera will get a better lifting texture.

UjSizzle:

Nice depth of field on this one

cao:
Was just about to post some more pics, but they're too large...oh well...

basille:
Lovely pictures....
@Naturefellow i greet you

naturefellow:
Long time! Where've you been Basil? You see the magic that happened on this joint?

Let me post one last time before 2014 finally passes... it is a Christmas-themed shot.

Compliment of the Season everyone!

funkiedipsy:
#xmasspirit

naturefellow:

Beautiful photo! Pls, where in Nigeria is this?

naturefellow:

Beautiful photo! Pls, where in Nigeria is this?

Feraz:
VI. Ajose Adeogun or so. Sha that road where Zenith bank HQ is. VEry beautiful I tell you.

Feraz:
VI. Ajose Adeogun or so. Sha that road where Zenith bank HQ is. VEry beautiful I tell you.

naturefellow:
Plantain/potato chips with fried egg and sausage + glass of citrus yoghurt.
And a serving of kohslough (cabbage + carrot). White vignette by PicsArt.
Breakfast during the holiday doesn't get any better.
This is actually my first full-hearted attempt at food photography. This attractive culinary ensemble would have passed as many others in the past did, if the thought to create a tangible memory had not been compelling enough. And also stimulating were presence of the crucial elements to make a perfect (or near-perfect) food scene; good lighting, spotless (white) background, neat crockeries and the food itself, be it real food, fast food, drinks or bakery.
After some tedious morning chores, to move on in the day, I headed straight to the kitchen for a rewarding breakfast. It is this same place that familiar aromas had been emanating from following loud sizzling and distinct cacophony of kitchen activity all the time I had been outdoor labouring. I heard it all. But I was never distracted. The imagination of what was cooking never popped up in my head. I was focused, unrelenting. 'No food for lazy man'. I earn every morsel that goes through my mouth. Most of my meals are well-deserved. This breakfast was one of them.
I was on my way out to the living room with my dish when I realised I had nothing to flush my mouth or throat with. Water is perceived to be very unbefitting for this quality of meal. So while arranging a glass of yoghurt from the refrigerator, my breakfast dish was dropped next to another dish of similar content on the surface of a deep freezer adjacent to the refrigerator. I noticed a pattern which instantly sparked an idea I had always wished to try. I added the glass of yoghurt. The stage was set. My device was in the back pocket of my short. I ensured the plastic lens covering was clean of fingerprints, and I utilised good focus. After several satisfactory shots, I added the bowl containing salad ingredients that was in the refrigerator to complement the scene, on the suggestion of the chef I am proud of.
I don't think I drooled much during the actual photography :-)
On a sofa before a lifeless television screen, I went and sat and dined, like a king.
Happy new year people!!!
A new year with new inspiration for improved mobile photography.

naturefellow:

I've plied that road about a couple of times, one of which was during Christmas time, and one not as festive or dazzling as this.

+1 like jare! :-)