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IanS Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Surely I cannot be the only one who has read or > heard, "It's the photographer's eye that makes the > shot, not the camera and lens.", nodded wisely and > then gone out and spent a small fortune on a new > camera or lens that I had no doubt would improve > my images. > > And the fact it didn't, didn't deter me in the > least from repeating the process Ad nauseam. > > Another oft used (and abused) phrase is "A picture > is worth a thousand words." > > This article by Ming Thein on shooting with an > iPhone, illustrated by a few of his photos, drives > both adages home with a 10 ton hammer. And makes > me want to cry at my own inadequacies when it > comes to composition. > > Check out The iPhone as a camera by Ming Thein and > prepared to be blown away. > > http://photos.revolution-press.com/IanS2012/photos > /MingThein_cigar.jpg

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