Only 5% of those were taken with digital cameras. The rest were taken with smartphones, tablets or apps (Instagram, Snapchat) on these devices.
The average iPhone user takes 2,100 pictures a year on their phone. Android users snap 1,332.
The most common images are of ourselves and our loved ones. In fact, it is estimated that the average Millennial will take 25,000 selfies in their lifetimes.
Only 10% of all images are deleted by most people. On the other hand, professional photographers delete 80%-90% of what they take.
Here are a few of the images on my iPhone over the last year that I took during my travels.
Sorry, no selfies, just the incredible beauty and majesty of God's creation and what mankind has done with it.
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| Footprints in the Sand Miramar Beach, Florida |
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| 9th Tee, Woodlands Course, Shaker Run Golf Club Lebanon, Ohio |
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| State Capitol Boise, Idaho |
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| Point Fermin Lighthouse San Pedro, CA |
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| Creek Street Ketchikan, Alaska |
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| Glacier Bay National Park Alaska |
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| Sunrise Kodiak, Alaska |
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| Yokohama, Japan at night |
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| Sunset on the Yellow Sea |
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| The DMZ Korea |
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| The Great Wall of China |
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| Shanghai at night |
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| Miami University Oxford, Ohio |
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| Asbury First United Methodist Church Chattanooga, Tennessee |
How do I find time to write when there is so much to see and do? It is not easy. However, I plan to continue writing due to the many kind words I receive from you. Thanks for reading BeeLine. I sincerely appreciate it.
All the best to you and yours in 2019.
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