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Sunday 29 June 2014

Incredible Landscape Photos Were all Taken With just An Ordinary Smartphone

Unique: It is the first time a book has been published just using photos taken by the Apple smartphone
When it comes to taking a group shot of friends on a night out or posing for an impromptu selfie, an iPhone camera normally suffices.
It is professional photographers who are left to take stunning landscape pictures with their long-lensed devices, but these images may prove otherwise.
For British photographer Julian Calverly has managed to take these stunning photos of the Scottish Highlands and the Hertfordshire countryside only using the Apple smartphone.
The collection of pictures are being published in #IPHONEONLY, a collection of 60 fabulous landscape photographs.

Stunning: Julian Calverly, a British landscape and advertising photographer captured this stunning image of Loch Etive in north west Scotland on his iPhone
While other books have been published containing work shot with camera phones, this is the first time a fine art landscape book has been made solely with an iPhone.
Creative director Wayne Ford, who wrote the book's introduction, said: 'It had never really occurred to him before to use such a device, having always considered his "professional" camera equipment to be the only real choice.'
'The spontaneous and portable nature of the iPhone, the availability of some excellent image processing apps and the ability to share the work with a wider audience via various microblogging platforms, makes it a powerful and liberating tool, capable of some surprising results.'
Nature: This image of Loch Tulla near Glencoe was also taken on the Apple smartphone. It is one of 60 pictures that have been included in a new book, #IPHONEONLYMeadow: This picture captures a group of people playing in Hitchin, Hertfordshire. Many of the photos have been taken with the phone at a portrait angleGlistening in the water: The reflection of the trees, that have shed their leaves, are captured in Loch Tulla in Scotland

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