Inua Ellams and me
I have never been to the New Afrika Shrine before. So when the Playable City Lagos magic school bus decided to make a pit-stop there on Sunday night, of course I was gonna go. That’s me and Inua Ellams, founder of the Midnight Run.
I shot that selfie with the new Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge that I’ve been playing with since last week. Here’s another picture.
I’m a horrible photographer, but I could have fooled you, right? With the lighting in the shrine, it suddenly occurred to me that this was a great opportunity to pit my iPhone 6’s camera against the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge’s. With both on auto, this is what happened next.
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I’m a horrible photographer, but I could have fooled you, right? With the lighting in the shrine, it suddenly occurred to me that this was a great opportunity to pit my iPhone 6’s camera against the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge’s. With both on auto, this is what happened next.
All I will say is Apple’s 800-member camera team better put a better one in the iPhone 7.
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