Apple unveils a gallery of stunning photos from around the world shot with an iPhone 6
Instead of product shots, Apple is turning the tables with its latest marketing campaign for the iPhone 6. Just yesterday, Apple launched a new microsite featuring a number of images taken with an iPhone 6.
The gallery features 77 images taken by photographers from all around the world.
And according to Time, the site is part of a new worldwide marketing push for the insanely popular handset. A number of images shot by iPhone 6 photographers will be featured on billboards, bus stops, and train stations throughout the world with a simple tagline “Shot on iPhone.”
If you’re a fan of photography, definitely look at the complete gallery on Apple’s site. The images are spectacular. As a nice touch, Apple lists where the image was taken and what apps the photographer used. Along with the stock Camera app, some of the more popular apps included VSCO Cam, Adobe Photoshop Express, Snapseed, and others.
While I was previously a fan of high-end cameras, my fancy Canon DSLR is usually at home gathering dust. Especially for outdoor photography, the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are able to take some wonderful photos.
For other news today, see: Apple unveils a public beta version of OS X Yosemite 10.10.3 with the new Photos app, Wall Street can’t agree on first year Apple Watch sales as the ‘Spring Forward’ event grows near, and IBM unveils 3 new ‘MobileFirst for iOS’ apps.
