These guys usually soar quite a bit higher and are hard to photograph, but a combination of the clouds and the closer proximity gave a halfway decent shot.
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I think I have the option to store images as raw, but I'm not sure what I'd do with them beyond that. Editing phone camera pictures is quite a bit beyond my experience, but capturing more color would be great.
That's a very nice phone camera! That, or I've an even poorer phone camera than I thought (on the grounds of having a full-body camera). You can probably find free apps for your phone that do simple RAW edits, but I can't offer any advice. Dedicated cameras tend to come with software of varying quality (Canon is quite good!).