Users report seeing these billboards across iconic locations around the world, including in Los Ange

Apple’s latest  ‘Shot on iPhone 6’ advertising campaign featuring crowdsourced iPhone photography from around the world is bound to reach massive audiences as the Cupertino car rental seattle cheap firm started showcasing users best photos found online out in the real world. Specifically, Apple is hanging billboards on skyscrapers around the world, plastering them on bus stops and train stations.
In addition, the company is using the photos in minimalistic ads run in major magazines and newspapers. All told, the ad campaign features 77 photographers in 70 cities across 24 countries around the world.
Users report seeing these billboards across iconic locations around the world, including in Los Angeles, Dubai, Tokyo, Toronto, London s Euston Square subway station and in the Malaysian city of Bangsar.
BuzzFeed News talked to some of the casual photographers who snapped up thesse photos, including Cielo de la Paz, an avid photographer “willing to wake up at five in the morning and hike 10 miles to get that shot of the sunrise.”
“I spent a few days rummaging through the archives of photos taken on a variety of recent trips across the Northwest, selecting the 15 or so that told the best story,” he continued. “Learning that this company was in fact Apple was both a pleasant surprise and incredible honor, having carried car rental seattle cheap every iPhone model since launch.”
“People take incredible photos and videos car rental seattle cheap on iPhone 6 every day. And here are some of our favorites,” reads the webpage. “Explore the gallery, learn a few tips, and see what’s possible with the world’s most popular camera.”
In addition to the image gallery, the webpage highlights popular apps used to take and edit these snaps, including the default Camera app, Facebook-owned Instagram , Filterstorm Neue , Camera+ , Afterlight ,  Adobe Photoshop Express  and VSCO Cam , the latter used to edit many of the featured shots.
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