Apple’s Stunning ‘Shot on iPhone 6’ Gallery Includes these Canadian Entries [PICS]

Gary Ng
9 years ago

Apple launched a new section on its website to showcase some beautiful images taken and edited on the iPhone 6 today (conveniently timed the day of the Galaxy S6 announcements):

People take incredible photos and videos on iPhone 6 every day. And here are some of our favorites. Explore the gallery, learn a few tips, and see what’s possible with the world’s most popular camera.

Below are the four images taken by Canadians as part of the gallery:

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Screenshot 2015 03 01 16 30 58

Screenshot 2015 03 01 16 31 16

Screenshot 2015 03 01 16 31 35

A beautiful set of images. How are you liking your iPhone 6 camera?

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