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Nearby to the east is Jamestown, the original site of the first permanent English colony in North America. On 14 May 1607, a group of just over 100 men and boys recruited by the Virginia Company of London came ashore and established a settlement at Jamestown Island. They constructed a palisaded fort there within the territory of the Paspahegh Indians, who with other Virginia Indians had frequent contact with the English. In 1619 the first English representative legislative body in North America met there, and the first documented Africans arrived. Jamestown served as the capital of the Virginia colony from 1607 to 1699. Historic Jamestowne preserves this original site and the archaeological remains.
V 44 2003
A local train passes by. This was my first attempt at using the LensFlare app. I also used ToonPaint, Image Blender, and Camera+.
Panorama taken with iPhone in a vertical direction. Hand held around sunset. Sorry about distorted face...it's hard to go 240 degrees backwards. ;)
I *LIKE* the Salvation Army ringers. I think the drive from people to shut them up just shows a sadness and cynicism we people have developed over time.
I know some people can't stand the Salvation Army for their anti-gay stance. And you know, I understand anti-anti-gay people, but I think in our crusade to be tolerant, a lot of people have become just as intolerant of the intolerance that they can't stand. This was a discussion I had yesterday on Chick-Fil-A, but just as applicable.
I bought a new little personal humidifier and I love watching the fog shoot out of the nozzle. Cool!!!
Used Tiny Planet Photos, ToonPaint, Camera+, Grungetastic, and Image Blender. It started as the picture of a book sitting on a red table.
Will probably do a "how I did it" post on www.iOSPhotoApps.com later this week.