The other day we asked you to send us links to your Nokia Lumia 920 snaps, and show us your photography prowess. As usual, you didn’t disappoint.  Pras’ excellent magazine-standard pic above got us started, and there was more to follow…

I decided to split them into categories based on rough groupings. Starting with…

The Sky

It’s always there, but can look so very, very different, as these three photos prove. From Olivier, a slightly off-kilter look at the clouds:

Christophe captured a contrasting sunset and shadow pic in France:

and finally a pic of the watery sun over Canada, from Dean:

Barcelona

You may have noticed a few tweets last week from Barcelona, where there was a small, intimate massive get together of all people and things mobile, under the banner Mobile World Congress. And from there, a few pics. The first of which – from Igor – could easily have come under the previous category. Look. At. The. Moon.

On a walkabout between Nokia launches (the Lumia 520 and Lumia 720, and the Nokia 301 and Nokia 105 all debuted last week) Stephen grabbed a shot in the local market:

After dark, when the booths were closed and the feet were resting, Bharad was testing the low light capabilities of the Lumia 920, snapping this impressively detailed shot of the Port Building:

Abstract

There is no other word for the pics that come into this category. The first is a very clever take on the modern world from weirdize (note the background):

As part of a comparison set on Flickr that pitches the Lumia 920 against the 808 PureView, Olivier brings us this chilly snap:

Finally in this category, this snap from Ali of nature reclaiming the junk:

 

Cat

Just because they win the internet…

From Michael, a photo of a cat:

So there we have it, an amazing gallery of your Lumia 920 snaps. Apologies if your photo didn’t make it, there were many, *many* quality images to choose from. Do you have anything taken on your Lumia 920 that could rival these? Or any other Lumia-snapped photos? Let us know by leaving a comment with a link, or drop us the details on Twitter – who knows, we could be featuring your work in a future post.