Apple iPhone 11Pro Max

So, this photographer walks into Urgent Care…signs in and is soon escorted to a room to wait for the doctor’s appearance. Door closes. Not particularly thrilled with being there in the first place, he begins to fidget. Looking all around the photographer gets this idea: “What would it look like if I point my phone lens straight up?”. Now, accomplishing this extreme point of view with a traditional camera is not an easy task. There’s the prospect of lying on the floor for instance. Or perhaps with the aid of a tripod with sidearm and tilt head. Said photographer had only his trusty iPhone on hand, so explore he did. One of the results you see here. There was a little explaining required to the nurse and doctor when they showed up…right before all the other fun began. The ‘mint green’ tint? When the photographer was processing the file, he added that because it’s feels reminiscent of the antiseptic quality of the experience.

Surface tension formed the rain on my car’s sunroof into a field of random shapes against a gray/white sky. I fired off four quick shots with my iPhone from close to far out with the intention of making this grid. It was an idea in an instant. 

This is an image shot in a parking lot last June with the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max. It was buried in the hundreds of photographs in my iPhone and was a sweet discovery to play with today. Now I’m using the newer 12 Pro Max version. I’m happy with these devices that provide instant accessibility to a decent camera right out of the pocket. Otherwise some scenes like this would be missed and forgotten.