It’s time to take some photos on your /e/OS phones. With summer in full swing, let’s capture nature and the world around us on our smartphones. 
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Fairphone 3+ | Nikita GCam | default settings (auto, flash permanently deactivated)
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Panorama photo taken with a Fairphone 5 (Fairphone camera app). Mind the mountain hut located on the pass on the left.
Where is this?
P.S.: I start at Friday. This thread starts four weeks too early 
I’d rather not share, to preserve the pristineness. Sorry, hope you understand.
Good thing the picture is in the internet now. The internet can keep a secret or two.
Macro lens:
Just recent walks with my dog in our local woods. Standard Camera app on e/OS v.4.0
Gigaset GS6 Pro
It is not summer here, but there were people on the beach. Taken with Moto G42 and the default camera app from /e/OS 4.x
Made (among others) this picture during our spring holiday in Canada together with my wife and kids. Golden hour at English bay in Vancouver. What an amazing place 
Used my Fairphone gen.6 with /e/os with these settings for the sunset: 1/14285s 5.59mm.
Fairphone 6, combination of manual settings on stock open camera and Fairphone app.
Individual settings visible in the description of each photo after clicking on it.
Ok, so only photos from this summer? Could I post photos from May this year?
OK so not outside but this was our beloved friend we had from a rescue centre who was only 6 months old when we got him. Sadly he got diabetes and refused his caninsulin. We only buried him on 24th May this year. He is sorely missed. Dearest Louie, a kokoni cross from Cyprus.
Taken with Open Camera App on FP6.
This was a Moth I spotted flying into our Lelandii hedge whilst carrying watering can to water upper garden area.
Open Camera App on FP6.
This had me worried, I thought it was a Hornet but turns out it is a Hornet-mimicking Hoverfly.
Open Camera App FP6.
Night scenes taken from under our first ever living Christmas tree from our first house in 1983. My how it has grown.
More night scenes.
Here is said Christmas tree, I mean Summer tree!
Gorgeous pupper. I still miss my old girl every day. She been gone five months now from bone cancer.
Sorry for your loss!
