Two flowers from our new flat.

[Old Crank]

These are by the front door. I was moving a couple of boxes before the move. Dodging the rain while doing so.
I meant to take these flowers Friday but....

Here is the development of phone cameras. Both of these flowers were moving in the breeze when I hit the shutter.
I can remember back in the days of film waiting for a short break in the breeze and camera on a tripod to get images this clear.

[yankee87]

1. Dew

I love the dew

[Old Crank]

10. Thanks

[brer cat]

2. Beautiful, Old Crnk. Thanks for sharing.

[Diamond_Dog]

3. So lovely and very clear!

[Old Crank]

9. Thanks, just taking what nature offered.

[George McGovern]

4. Magnificent Old Crank. And no tripod!

[Old Crank]

7. I still have the tripod

I used with my 4X5. Thought it would be overkill for my phone..

[usonian]

5. Other than the beautiful aesthetics ...

Computational photography.
Too complex to describe (by me) so here is what DPR says.

https://www.dpreview.com/articles/9828658229/computational-photography-part-i-what-is-computational-photography
Computational photography part I: What is computational photography?

https://www.dpreview.com/articles/9828658229/computational-photography-part-i-what-is-computational-photography/2
Stacking: 90% of success of mobile cameras

https://www.dpreview.com/articles/0681063194/computational-photography-part-ii-computational-sensors-and-optics
Computational photography part II: Computational sensors and optics

I took some close-up photos of Mariposa Lilies at the fixed f/1.8 iphone setting and lo, I got depth of field that should NOT accrue to an f/1.8 lens. And with older model phones.

Also, love the flower photos. That's what enticed me to go down this path some 55 years ago.

I still use big and powerful cameras as well, and wait for the breeze to calm down.
I don't use focus stacking on them. Next iteration of my photography, as in processing RAW data.
The jpegs are gorgeous already.

Keep up the great work. (fun)

[Old Crank]

8. That will

give me some reading to do.

Thanks, I think...

[CaliforniaPeggy]

6. Wow, my dear Old Crank! These are gorgeous. Thank you!

[Old Crank]

11. thanks

I was happy to be able to record them.
Don't know how many days are left in the Munich flower season.