British Summer Time officially ends on 28th
October when the clocks are set back one hour. At this time of year deciduous
trees start losing their leaves, and during the process they often take on the
most glorious colours. There is an Acer tree at the bottom of my garden that
has been turning into a flaming bush, or that’s what it looks like when the sun
shines and the wind vibrates its leaves. Windy it has been too for the past few
days, to bring about the magic as the boughs sway to and fro.
Two days ago I thought I would test the camera of my iPhone
4s to see how good it was. In fact, I was not disappointed, because it managed
to take sharply focussed photos of flowers and shrubs that were being flung
about by the wind. The video camera was equally good, but it lacked the optical
zoom facility of my Sony Cyber-shot camera, on the other hand it has a higher
resolution at 8 megapixels. Lighter and less bulky than my camera, the phone
conveniently fits into my shirt pocket, where it is ready for instant use.
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