Always take a photo on your phone
Doesn’t matter if I have my trusty FujiFilm X-T20 with me, whenever I go somewhere I take a photo on my phone. It gives me the GPS coordinates, which means I know where I’ve been. Useful for return visits, or if I get asked, “Where is that”?
If I’ve gone there by car, there’s likely to be one photo of Henrietta (yes, she has a name). From bizarre abstract details to glorious portraits, what started as a joke has become a bit of a “thing”.
When I visited Wakayama a few days ago, the SD card failed. Result: no photos.
Except the ones on my phone.
This was shot on my Nokia 7.2 Smartphone. The RAW file was saved and edited in Affinity Photo on my iPad Pro.
My name is Ross Hori
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