I've never had a phone with a camera. I have tended to inherit family member's phones and my old one predated cameras. First picture with the new phone was the selfie to the right. The second round is these of the living room at the Church Hill Cottage. Gotta a lot of flare from the windows and the top of the pictures tend to have some vertical doubling, but overall I think this may work well enough to generally irritate all the people I plan on ambushing. And of course I will be recording every meal I ever eat and posting those too, as I assume everyone in the world is fascinated by what I eat. And puppies and kittens. Family babies. Old bicycles. Etc.
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Like the tour a lot. Is this cottage or house? Nice 'n simple yet unique in decor.
This is our weekend home. Two bedrooms, an hour and fifteen minutes from home. ;-)
I still have a "dumb" phone. Last night at the rink there was a teenage boy with an iPhone. He propped the phone on the glass atop the dasher boards, pressed an virtual button and jumped out on the ice in front of the camera and did a jump or spin while the phone took a short video. He then quickly skated in, grabbed the camera (did I say camera? I meant phone--so confusing) and reviewed whatever he'd just done to see where things went right or wrong. A great training aid. Some day I just might have to take the plunge.
Mine is a "old fashioned" style flip phone/camera. I chose not have internet access with it, which seemed to confuse the young saleswoman. Why wouldn't everyone want to be connected 24 hours a day?
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