Hi Diane, thank you for posting some information along with your photo. I am currently using an iPhone 7 plus and the most recent version of the camera+ plus app. It wasn't until a few days ago I found out that I can save RAW format which brought a smile to my face. The drawback is that as far as I know, I can only use it while using one "faux" lens setting. Is that the same when using a full body DSLR Camera? One of the reason's why I am asking that is because while going through the learning process, I think I might want to purchase one in a few months only because I know that due to the limitations that a smartphone has, I might find myself getting bored, losing interest, and losing skills ....again. Practicing photography is much like exercising, or so I think. I just started reading through your photography101 account along with a few gem websites that I have found. One site has articles about the theory of depth of field which is something that I never studied, but would like to learn the theory of also. I hope that by learning theory, it might help me make a more informed decision on the types of lenses that I will purchase. I'd like to add that I think it is important to views photographs that have been made by long time hobbyist's and professional's because by doing so, it help train my mind to see differently. Some people are just happy enough to snap decent photo's of their moment's without the desire to bring it to the next level and I think that there is nothing wrong about that, we all have different goals. I would like to take it a few levels further and by reading your account photography 101 along with other gems, and practice practice practice, I hope to kick it up to several levels higher. I still have my old 35 mm SLR film camera's, one goes back to my high school days and signed up for a high school photography course, I did ok, I think I earned a B+ or maybe an A-. Fun times!