See here and here. It seems that the ubiquity of the iPhone is making it one of the most popular cameras out there. That doesn't make it the best (obviously) but what it does mean is that there are many many people out there who are making images with it. Could some of them be good? A Google search for iphone-photography reveals 18,400 results. I say there could be some great ones out there.
My friend Rob Shone has guest posted here before. Rob is an excellent photographer and one of the few people shooting pictures underground who gets the difference between taking a photo of a cave and making a photo that feels like the place. He is off to Borneo next month, Canon EOS 5D Mark II
in hand. Can't wait to see what he comes back with.
-SA
Somewhere high up in the White Mountains on
the Greek island of Crete, under a barren scree slope lies a colossal 150m deep
shaft that has only recently been explored to a depth of -213m and remains wide
open.
You know this isn't even the right volcano. I went to shoot another in the long chain of islands that make up Vanuatu. But flying there we had to cross Ambrym so a few hundred frames later this picture comes out.