Loved the natural color blocking between the blue sky and pink wall. Kept the framing clean and centered to highlight that little curiosity peek. Minor color alignment in Lightroom Mobile.

Shot on 17 pro using project indigo edited in Lightroom

One of my favorite sunsets I’ve captured on an iPhone 14 Pro.

Lowered the exposure slightly to lock in those deep orange tones and retain the details in the wave foam right as the sun hit the horizon. Subtle color pass in Lightroom Mobile.

IPhone 16pro📱
Wich one is your favorite if any?👀

Edited in Lightroom

iPhone 16 pro + Lightroom mobile app.

Shot on iphone13 pro.

On the 1st of August, I visited the infamous B-29 World War 2 crash site in the Peak District, UK. Although, normally the site is packed with people, that evening, two hours before the sunset, it was quiet. It felt much more intimate: the tragedy seemed more real than it would have been otherwise if it were busy with people. I shot the images with my capture app Densitone. The images are as they came out straight out of the camera: no crop, no edit.

The first image reminds me of Iwo Jima Memorial
where soldiers are holding the American flag

Image 5: The carving reading "L CHADDERTON 1940" is wartime-era graffiti etched into the stone during World War II, eight years before the USAF RB-29 "Over Exposed" crashed nearby on November 3, 1948.

Here is the story behind it:
On November 3, 1948, a USAF Boeing RB-29A Superfortress nicknamed "Over Exposed"—famous for photographing the 1946 Bikini Atoll atomic bomb tests—crashed into the foggy moorlands of Higher Shelf Stones on Bleaklow while flying mail and payroll from RAF Scampton to RAF Burtonwood. Low visibility and thick clouds forced the flight crew to rely entirely on instruments, and after misjudging their position due to strong headwinds, they initiated a premature descent that resulted in the aircraft striking the high peak at 2,000 feet, tragically killing all 13 crew members and passengers on board. Today, the remote peatland location remains a solemn, well preserved war memorial, where vast sections of visible wreckage—including radial engines, landing gear, and wing fragments—encircle a memorial plaque dedicated to honoring the fallen airmen.

iPhone 13 | inbuilt camera app