I'm kinda pleased with this shot I took with my iPhone.

 

Meanwhile at the LEGO factory:

 

Okay, someone needs to offer a class on how to photograph watches. Mine always have too much glare, or are a little out of focus, they always turn out looking like crap. I haven't the foggiest how to take a photo as nice as these on here.

 

I second your request. I'm on the same boat perhaps. I've learnt little just by sheer practice and may have improved my rating from the worst to worse!

 

Speedmaster Companion

 

Some iPhone snaps that I quite like,

 

BTW which iPhone model is this. Pics are of great quality. It shows who is the photographer is more relevant than the camera. Very sharp indeed.

 

The Globemaster is 6 and the others a 5

 

Thanks dear.

 

Nice shot while training photography with my mobile phone

 

Its a classic design. Every time I see it has a different vibes. A very interesting and robust watch.

 

Many thanks, and yes the watch has so many different faces depending on strap and light... I love it

 

This microbrand diver (Aevig Huldra) remains my favorite daily beater, and it holds up pretty well on photos, too:

 

Amazing photos...


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1960's ... Seawolf .....

 

Hello, I am new to this forum. Here is my latest watch purchases..

 

The speedy auto 7751 needs some love as well