Number photos on Flickr

Narrow gauge steam locomotive Number 2 , Prince built in 1863 , at work on the Blaenau Ffestiniog Railway on the Woodland Wanderer service , seen here at Porthmadog station .

Number 423 Kawasaki 250 Ninja ridden by Jeanine Schroder by albionphoto

CCS, ASRA, and USGPRU superbike and sidecar racing at NJMP Thunderbolt in July 2016

Passing on the Turn by John Flannery

Number 30 (Piquey) passes number 17 on turn 3/4 around lab 163.

Bingo Number 10 by Leo Reynolds

Bingo Number 45 by Leo Reynolds

57-027.jpg by johnrellis

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Number: 27

Date: JUN86W2

Film: Kodachrome

stencil number 2 by holeymoon

50 by Chris

31 - 18 April 2013 by John Oram

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Vibrant colours and a prime number; quayside, Costa Maya, Quintana Roo, Mexico.

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_MProduct Number: 3034 by PSGB Taipei

Color: 黑 / 灰

Number 3 by Christian Hawley

Sunset in Pomona

Number 92 Rahal BMW M3 GT driven by Tommy Milner and Bill Auberlen by albionphoto

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Number 364_1 by Sasha's Pro Cheer Photos

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Number 723 Babuska Racing Yamaha YZF-R1 ridden by Frank Babuska Jr. by albionphoto

CCS/ASRA motorcycle racing at NJMP April 2019

1675 by Eva the Weaver

My Number 7 by Thea Prum

Number 5 by _BuBBy_

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Serial Number Badge by Duane Draper

Each Draper Cycles frame gets a brass badge soldered to the seat tube and matching numbers stamped into the steerer tube of the fork. To this point, I haven't bothered polishing after paint but, the next frameset will see some local races and group rides so, I'm polishing the badge and focusing on the little finish details more than usual.

11 - Georgetown, Ontario by Alan McCord Photography

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Bingo Number 65 by Leo Reynolds

Number 42 by Bas Alderlieste

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Number 340 by Rolland

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number 12.... by Ann P

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More coof SF architectural detail....I particularly like this design and colors....:-)

San Francisco, California

Number 1060 by Alexander Kesselaar

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"Number 1060"

Albury, NSW at Sunrise

This was the moment that I decided to give up on my daily Mobile / iPhone photography project.

After continuously posting one photo every day for almost 3 years. I have decided to move on.

I have made a lot of friends for life along this journey and learned a lot about myself, creativity and photography.

I will still regularly post images from my phone, but not as part of the daily photo project. Don't get me wrong I still love mobile photography. But I'm really hoping to move on to bigger and better things with my personal work and found resticting myself and having to come up with a shot every day, no longer beneficial to the quality of my work.

I work in creative bursts and sometimes shoot 400 photos in a day on my phone. On others i don't use the camera at all. I think this style is much more suited to a series of images as a project in itself.

There is also this shift in my thinking that mobile photography and iPhoneography is really just the new way we are doing photography now. And that just because you have taken a photo on your phone does not make it any better or worse than taking a photo on any other image capturing device.

As fellow mobile photographer +Oliver Lang put it so nicely .

"Mobile photography is not so much about the device, but about how we share photos now."

I hope I quoted that right Ollie.

Stay tuned...

#mobilephotography #iPhoneography #mofo #iPh100 #Albury #NSW

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