Apple has shown great night shots taken on an iPhone
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/apple-has-shown-great-night-shots-taken-on-an-iphone.htmlOn January 31, Apple showed photos from the "Taken on iPhone" advertising campaign taken in low light. On the night of November 5, 2016, photographers around the world — from Indonesian volcanoes and Arctic caves to the train station in Pskov — took pictures on iPhone 7. These works will be placed on billboards in 25 countries around the world.
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Source: Apple
Arif Jafad.
Mathieu Beth Tan.
Ruaridh McGlynn, traveling around Iceland on a dog sled, stopped in an ice cave.
Photographer Elsa Bleda, South Africa: "It may seem quiet at night in Johannesburg, but in fact there is a lot of energy, colors and life in it."
Ruben Wu from Chicago came to Java Island to film 130 volcanoes at dawn.
Ison Hsuing watched Taipei's nightlife. China.
Jennifer Bean photographed Shanghai.
Russian Dmitry Markov photographed a railway crossing in Pskov. Six billboards with this picture will be placed in Moscow.
Keywords: Apple | IPhone | Mobile phones | Smartphone
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