Through the lens of a cell phone - Monomad Challenge

Today I'm continuing to show you some photographs I've been taking with my cell phone camera. While it's true that more than the camera or the cell phone itself, what matters is the individual who makes the composition of the photograph possible, technically speaking, there's a big difference, and that's noticeable in the images, all because it has to do with the sensor and optics.

My camera, which I normally use, is very old—a little over 10 years old, compared to my cell phone, which is much more recent. However, my camera has a much larger sensor, and among other things, without going into too much detail, there's the issue of optics and lenses. Therefore, a camera, no matter how old, will always have an advantage over almost any cell phone: you can achieve greater clarity in your images.

While a cell phone can certainly solve many problems when it comes to taking more practical photographs, it can be charged almost anywhere, doesn't take up as much space, and can be easily carried in your pocket. Therefore, I repeat, it's much more practical, and you can even take a photo more instantly. So, here are the photographs from this series I'm showing today, taken using a cell phone.

All photographs are my own.