There are many times when I’m so thankful that I have an iPhone 6 on me at all times. Although I use a larger Canon camera for much of my photography, I don’t always have it with me. But there are those times when working in a garden, visiting friends, or just driving down the road when something visual just begs to be captured. And when I can whip out my phone and record the moment, it’s very gratifying.
I think that along with garden gloves and a good pair of by-pass pruners, an iPhone camera is an essential, daily used gardening tool.
Yesterday’s snaps:

Crossing the yard from one part of the garden to another, I noticed that the trough of tulips were full blown, and opening to the sky. I caught their last exuberant glory with my cell camera.

These geese were in the middle of the road, so naturally we stopped the car. When I rolled down the window to take this photo the adults turned so that their heads formed a heart. Which prompted me to make the meme below.

When visiting friends on my way to a speaking engagement, the sky darkened as the sun set, creating this very colorful and dramatic moment.

Some photos just beg to have a title.
My wife is the same. She has a nice Canon camera and various lenses, but takes most of her photos with her iPhone 6+
Convenience trumps quality
Agreed, Ron! The best camera is the one you have with you.