Gallery: Best of Show: Wired.com Readers' Best Smartphone Photos
01Gathering for the sunset
*Submitted by David Chen, winner of our contest. "Shot on the banks of the Charles River in Boston, using my iPhone 3GS."*
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*Submitted by MissPixels. "Iphone photo | Montreal | ©MissPixels.com. Follow me on Twitter@misspixels."*
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*Submitted by Jeffry Hipp. "Caught this sunset just as it popped -- iPhone, PS Express."*
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*Submitted by MissPixels. "Iphone photo | Little Gabriel | www.misspixels.com | © MissPixels.com. Follow me on Twitter @misspixels."*
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*Submitted by Josh Hikes. "This photo was taken in the east side Buenos Aires Cafe on June 16, 2010, using an HTC Droid Incredible after a fine, exploitative capitalist lunch."*
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*Submitted by Thomsen85. Shot with an iPhone 4, edited with Pro HDR and CameraBag.*
07Pick Up the Phone
*Submitted by David Niddrie. "Main Street, Vancouver, B.C. Taken with iPhone."*
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*Submitted by Jana Shea. "iPhone 3GS, hipstamatic app (john s + kodot verichrome), CameraBag app (colorcross)."*
09Picture 13
*Submitted by Jimmie Fisher. "Taken w/Apple iPhone 3G. \[Web:Flickr:Twitter\] JimmieFisher."*
10eat-sign
*A fine vintage sign set against an overcast sky.*
11crows
*Submitted by David Kraus. "Cloudy evening in Vienna -- postproduction with tiltshiftcam by takayuki fukatsu."*
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*Submitted by FtLauderdaleSun. "Just another day at the office :-) A breezy day at Fort Lauderdale Beach, and a tree has a conversation with the clouds ..."*
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*Submitted by Stefan Boubill. "Seven years and getting up a Catalonian mountain is just as hard as it looks. iPhone and TiltShift Generator."*
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*Submitted by Matt Brock. "Monkey puzzle tree, Chelsea Physic Garden, London."*
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I’ve never been a morning person. This bedside gadget is the only thing that’s ever changed that.
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White Dwarfs Aren’t Just White. Scientists Discover Dying Stars Turning Pink and Green
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