Photos taken with your Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra.

[L0n3N1nja]

Trees are changing colors at Buffalo River State Park, she may be too small to see in the pic but Daisy is playing in the river.

 

[L0n3N1nja]

Wrong picture lol

 

[Dan_B1979]

Nothing special but collected my newly refurbed BMW 7 series 18" alloy wheels and tyres for winter driving...



They've been washed, dried and waxed ready to be fitted in the next week or so

First pic with my Note 20 Ultra

 

[Borgie]

Someones dinner soon. 5x and 10x zoom. auto settings. cloudy day

 

[BerryBubbles]

Someones dinner soon. 5x and 10x zoom. auto settings. cloudy day

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Run little one, run!!

Nice pictures!

 

[duracool]

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Picture out my Hospital Room window on May 14th - On May 10th, I was admitted (after being a very stubborn old man for the previous 7 days) to the Hospital at about 10:30PM. Apparently my appendix had ruptured on Wed., 5/5 and I didn't realize it - that was actually the day with the least pain of that entire week? Fortunately for me, the rupture, was a rare, encapsulated, sack abscess that kept all the poisons, etc. contained. My Surgeon told me on Tuesday morning, 5/11, that if I -hadn't had this particular rupture, I would have died at home, Sat or Sun!!! (Insert exploding head emoji) Tuesday morning, they installed a drain and put me on IV Antibiotics every 6 hours for the rest of the week, because he couldn't do surgery due to lack of visibility. They did a follow-up CT on Friday that showed the abscess had almost completely disappeared and the drain had slowed to almost 0 output, so on Sunday morning, he removed the drain and discharged me! Plan now is to go back for laparoscopic day surgery around end of June to remove appendix - I just have to monitor for pain, fever, etc, until then. I have never been religious… but thank you Lord! And to everyone out there… when your body tells you something is wrong - GET TO THE DAMNED HOSPITAL!!!

Absolutely, I remember in 2002 my body was telling me something was very wrong but I decided to go to work anyway. Halfway through my shift I decided to leave and go home to rest. 4 hours later I went to the hospital. Long story short, I was having a massive heart attack.

 

[jimd1050]

Absolutely, I remember in 2002 my body was telling me something was very wrong but I decided to go to work anyway. Halfway through my shift I decided to leave and go home to rest. 4 hours later I went to the hospital. Long story short, I was having a massive heart attack.

My wife just went through that in August/September... started as Congestive Heart Failure - diagnosed initially as a mitral valve issue. Sent her into Boston for Cardiac Cath and once there, they discovered indeed, Mitral Valve had a ruptured cord but also she had a blockage at he junction of two left coronary arteries and along with the Mitral Valve repair, she also needed a double bypass. That was followed six or seven weeks later, by a failure of both legs of the bypass, causing a heart attack at home, back into Boston for a another Cath where they inserted two stents into the original blockage to open that up instead! Original Cardiac Surgeon said that she had a 3% chance that both legs could fail... who'd a thunk!!! She's doing GREAT now!

 

[BerryBubbles]

My wife just went through that in August/September... started as Congestive Heart Failure - diagnosed initially as a mitral valve issue. Sent her into Boston for Cardiac Cath and once there, they discovered indeed, Mitral Valve had a ruptured cord but also she had a blockage at he junction of two left coronary arteries and along with the Mitral Valve repair, she also needed a double bypass. That was followed six or seven weeks later, by a failure of both legs of the bypass, causing a heart attack at home, back into Boston for a another Cath where they inserted two stents into the original blockage to open that up instead! Original Cardiac Surgeaon said that she had a 3% chance that both legs could fail... who'd a thunk!!! She's doing GREAT now!

Wow! What an experience Jim. You've had quite a year.

So glad she's doing great! Hope you're doing great also!

 

[L0n3N1nja]

Took Daisy to the local state park again for some fun and exercise.

That's using the 5x lens.

 

[L0n3N1nja]

Wide angle shot.

 

[millerman]

Wide Angle Lens

Dog with great owners and a home.

 

[Morty2264]

Wide angle shot.

I LOVE this.

 

[Deke218]

I'm not seeing much reason to upgrade to the S22 Ultra. Camera on the Note 20 Ultra still does it for me.

 

[Mike Stanley3]

Im waiting to make some new pfotos like you!!!

 

[Morty2264]

I'm not seeing much reason to upgrade to the S22 Ultra. Camera on the Note 20 Ultra still does it for me.

Amazing shots!

 

[monsieurms]

Clerigos Tower, Porto
I took this from about two blocks away. I think that is an impressive telephoto for a phone, no attachments

 

[bobmurray1212]

I actually took this shot last night. It was dark outside. I used the night mode. It came out great. I'm using the Note 20 5G

 

[gray2018]

New to the Note 20 Ultra.

Some random pics for testing the camera.

 

[monsieurms]

Porto

 

[vnmous1]

Vanderpump d'Paris
Las Vegas