So when Joe and I decided to go to New Orleans for New Years Eve, it was another no-brainer. I let him do the heavy photo documentation with his iPhone (he's a great iPhone photographer) and just took photos when it struck me.
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012
New Orleans
It took a lot of effort to leave all my cameras at home when we went to Jamaica, but it was totally worth it. I didn't have to walk along the beach holding 5K of equipment above my head, worried it will get sandy or wet or stolen, and I didn't have to spend my fabulous vacation chimping and blogging and WORKING. I brought Joe's Pentax K1000 from his college days, and just relaxed....
So when Joe and I decided to go to New Orleans for New Years Eve, it was another no-brainer. I let him do the heavy photo documentation with his iPhone (he's a great iPhone photographer) and just took photos when it struck me.
These bleacher things were everywhere, I was hoping for a New Years Day parade, but everyone said they're just getting ready for Mardi Gras.
Put a bird on it!
Put an oyster on it! Or crazy plants. No, put an oyster on it, more delicious.
So when Joe and I decided to go to New Orleans for New Years Eve, it was another no-brainer. I let him do the heavy photo documentation with his iPhone (he's a great iPhone photographer) and just took photos when it struck me.
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It looks like you had a very fun time : ) iphones are great cameras, aren't they?
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