This is the second year of my taking Daily Photos and posting one to the Daily Photo gallery each day. The photo you see was taken the day it was posted ( with very few exceptions so far in the second year and no exceptions in the first year). The second year started on March 6, 2009.
You can see the year one gallery here: http://inourtime.smugmug.com/gallery/4468382_VLaHW/1/485853915_kBMcj
You can see the year one gallery here: http://inourtime.smugmug.com/gallery/4468382_VLaHW/1/485853915_kBMcj
June 8 2009 Daily Photo.
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This is just a fun shot taken on the iPhone with a pano app. It takes practice and this is the first one I took so it just really gives you an idea of what you can do. It works much like my Kodak v705. You have to line up the next shot with the previous one but you can do up to 12 I think, as compared with 3 on the Kodak, ( which is of course a real camera as opposed to a cell phone camera).
It does give you a more or less pano view of the area. That's J & R Camera World with the big Canon signs on the side of the building.
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This is just a fun shot taken on the iPhone with a pano app. It takes practice and this is the first one I took so it just really gives you an idea of what you can do. It works much like my Kodak v705. You have to line up the next shot with the previous one but you can do up to 12 I think, as compared with 3 on the Kodak, ( which is of course a real camera as opposed to a cell phone camera).
It does give you a more or less pano view of the area. That's J & R Camera World with the big Canon signs on the side of the building.
June 8 2009 Daily Photo.
View as large as you can get it.
This is just a fun shot taken on the iPhone with a pano app. It takes practice and this is the first one I took so it just really gives you an idea of what you can do. It works much like my Kodak v705. You have to line up the next shot with the previous one but you can do up to 12 I think, as compared with 3 on the Kodak, ( which is of course a real camera as opposed to a cell phone camera).
It does give you a more or less pano view of the area. That's J & R Camera World with the big Canon signs on the side of the building.
View as large as you can get it.
This is just a fun shot taken on the iPhone with a pano app. It takes practice and this is the first one I took so it just really gives you an idea of what you can do. It works much like my Kodak v705. You have to line up the next shot with the previous one but you can do up to 12 I think, as compared with 3 on the Kodak, ( which is of course a real camera as opposed to a cell phone camera).
It does give you a more or less pano view of the area. That's J & R Camera World with the big Canon signs on the side of the building.