We spent four days in Budapest in advance of our Danube River Cruise. And as much as the photographer in me wants to be using my Leica or my Nikon, you cannot beat the iPhone camera for convenience. It has become my go-to travel camera – it fits in my pocket (or purse), weighs next to nothing, and it’s always ready. My current phone (the 13 Pro Max) does a great job at everything except zoom – it’s abysmal at zoom. Before we leave for Japan in April, I’m thinking about upgrading to the 17 Pro Max. The updated camera is supposed to have much higher resolution and a functional (200mm) zoom. Huzzah.
I decided it was redundant to post my photo essays both here and on my photography portfolio page. So, please click here to see my full photo essay from Hungary.
You can also click on this photo of the Hungarian Parliament building, because I like to give you options.
Cheers!
These are great travel pics. I’m with you and in my opinion I think phone cameras are more than good enough for travel photography. My stock agency think so because they now accept phone images to sell. A great photo essay Kirsten, more than a few in there I wish I’d taken 🙂
Thanks, as always, for your kind words, Steve. Cheers!
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