My phone camera works well in various lighting situations where my big camera may not. I remember trying to get pictures at Longwood Gardens at night with the Canon and I wasn't happy with the results. I got out my iPhone (and this was a while ago so it was an early phone camera) and it did a good job. This is an interesting photo and the lighting is very appealing and draws me in. The combination of green and red/orange is the perfect pairing. I do wish I could see more of the figure.
  Posted: 10/16/2024 22:21:06

Beautiful photo from your smartphone, under difficult lighting conditions. I really like the extremes of the color range. It is a very interesting sculpture and although a little difficult to make out, it appears to be a man. Any explanation of its significance?   Posted: 10/19/2024 13:46:22

Michael, there are two columns that feature the head of Medusa - turned and inverted to avoid direct eye contact that, mythology tells us, turns humans into stone! There are also contemporary statues that have been added I assume to add mystery to this unique location.
https://www.basilicacistern.gen.tr/inside/   Posted: 10/20/2024 06:06:28

I Like the images. Yes, smartphones can do amazing things. The latter image is great and shows a lot of detail. Was the light from the phone?   Posted: 10/21/2024 14:03:54