I have a folder on my desktop named "Photos From My Phone"
and thought other sb 'ers might want to put some up, as I am always amazed when
I down load my pics from my phone to my PC how good they are for a phone photo 
6pm 30/08/2012 Mandurah
nice beaches over in WA, not sure about those gnomes though, can everyone post a photo of their gnomes.
They look like pretty violent gnomes over there. It looks like one has beaten the other and stolen his fish:
What sort of phone is it?
My wife has an iPhone 4 and it takes pretty good photos. I have a cheapo Huwai Android phone and it take woeful photos.
On the other hand she pays $60 a month for her plan and phone and I bought the phone for about $100 and pay $7 a month for my plan.
Glad you bought it up Dale, except I thought it was a budgie he was strangling!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My Samsung Galaxy S2, with 8MP camera is suprisingly good. It was our camera for a trip through Europe:
Needs no introduction -
Had way too much of this -
And closer to home, always a great event -
Those picture from Europe are beautiful. You get what you pay for when it comes to camera phones.
Winter Sunset - 1 July 2012 - Scarborough Beach, WA
Maybe not the awesome pinks and oranges of summer, but add a few beers and its a great way to finish your day...
(HTC OneXL)
This was freaky when I loaded up the photo
Taken 24th August 2012 Mandurah
I like to use "action" alot so I don't have to worry about standing dead still (-:
But it takes lousy shots inside with low light 
You've got me reminiscing (and it's Friday arvo)! Same trip - Notre Dame and Annecy (amazing place and meant to be windy in the summer)
Pretty amazing how far camera phone tech has come.
You'd still get better photos out of a fairly cheap digital camera though. But spur of the moment stuff is great with camera phones now. (At least in day time...)
Father's Day mini concert:
The *problem with camera phones (especially) is that a lot of people experience so many great things in life through their viewfinder.
At least with the above example it will get sent to nanny or whatever. But, I was at the aquarium the other day and it was hard to see the fish for all the people with camera phones, iPads and especially SLRs with external flash units getting in the way while they lined it all up. I'm not sure that some of them even saw anything with their own eyes. Who wants to see these photos, really? It's a fish. Steal the photos off the web and say you took them. What's the diff?
Schools need to organise a designated parent to film any concerts who can share via interwebs.
(Do I have to blur out all the faces above or is this a normal country?)
wow wow wow...just stunning BenKirk...
and yes evlPanda have always been very aware to look, breath and enjoy the moment..
as presents I love and like to give a helicopter flight,
but alas never allow them to take a camera with them...
funnily enough in bali we used the one xl to take more photos than the 400d
taken at the local park on the one xl .
Not particularly good quality, just want to show off the view from my new office in Vancouver.
It's not really visible in the shot, but I've marked where I can see Lion's Gate bridge in between Stanley Park and North Vancouver.
Much better at looking at a fibro fence and a bit of the next door office's wall like I was in Perth.
Guys this is your phone. Aren't phones meant to be used for drunken shots? Not art shots.
Total misuse.
I use my iphone quite a bit for pics
here is one that i took using a great app called PROHDR - it takes 2 images at 2 exposres and intelligently stitches them together to optimally expose both the sky and the shadows
you get a look to your pics approaching a canon 5d mkII - its one of the most used apps on my phone.
You have to use a tripod or rail / super steady hand held to get the best results
the best camera you can have is the one on you!
have to agree on the pub pics use though
