The Hwaseong Fortress in Suwon was built during the reign of King Jeongjo of the Joseon Dynasty. This place, where the essence of the castle architecture of the late Joseon Dynasty remains intact, has become a representative cultural property of Suwon City. Suwon Hwaseong Fortress has the tomb and temporary palace of King Jeongjo the Great's father, and Hwaseong Fortress was built according to King Jeongjo's plan. Every fall, various cultural events are held at Hwaseong Fortress in Suwon. Suwon Hwaseong Media Art Show is one of these events, and various works are displayed around Suwon Hwaseong Fortress, pleasing the eyes of citizens during the festival. If you plan to visit Suwon in Korea, we recommend that you choose the time when the event is held in the fall. Works using various light are exhibited around the promenade along the river around the Hwaseong Temporary Palace. We recommend visiting during the evening hours. Since the works are displayed around the outdoor river,
The improvement of the iPhone 14's camera performance seems to have changed my photography life a bit.
In everyday life, most of the cases do not carry a camera, so even at the moment when I did not take a picture, I trusted the iPhone 14 Pro Max and took a picture.
As a result, there are more daily photos than in the past.
The photos below are daily photos taken over a period of less than a month.
Most of the photos were taken with Apple ProRaw and converted to jpg with Lightroom.
Even when I see fallen leaves falling under my feet, I take pictures of things I would otherwise have missed.
In a low-light environment such as at night, if it was my previous iPhone XS MAX, I would not have attempted to take a picture, but I do not hesitate to take out my iPhone and take a picture.
Even in environments like the dark basement like the one pictured above, you can capture satisfying photos with plenty of detail.
Of course, recent mirrorless cameras will show better image quality in low light, but being able to take night photos like this on a smartphone itself is a case where the area where I can take everyday photos has greatly expanded for me, so I have a lot of photography life.
I can say that it has changed.
Apple ProRaw's calibration latitude has been quite satisfactory so far.
It's a pity that Apple ProRaw can't be used, but I use portrait mode often because it can express depth of field and out-of-focusing in photos. When shooting in portrait mode, photos are taken in JPG or HEIC format only.
I think that this out-of-focusing expression of software has now reached a very natural level.
In order to take pictures in everyday life, there are often cases where the moment passes between taking the camera out of the camera case.
At that time, the iPhone, which has improved the performance of photos, seems to play a role as a camera in the hand that does not miss the moment.
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