An interesting composite

This is an interesting image in that I experimented. iPhones inherently have exceptional depth of field, and they also have built-in HDR. In addition, they can produce color corrected images in fluorescent lighting situations. So, I used the wide angle lens on my iPhone 15 to photograph this crested gecko. By placing the iPhone camera about 3 inches from the reptile meant distortion happened -- in other words, the head of the gecko looks disproportionately large. In Photoshop, I increased the resolution of the image using Topaz Gigapixel AI and sharpened it as well with Topaz Sharpen AI, and then I replaced the original background with a shot of out of focus foliage I took in Costa Rica. Admittedly iPhone images are not as sharp as those that come out of a mirrorless or dSLR camera. The unique versatility, however, means that in some situation I'll opt to use it. What I'm really hoping for in the near future is a high res iPhone version.