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<p>Best forum post I've read in days! Thanks, Kurt! We are happy to have you on the site! </p>

<p>It was an accident - there will definitely be a new one up tomorrow! Sorry, gang!</p>

<p>I completely missed this in time for your trip, but a little known secret - Deer Island in Winthrop also offers skyline views and you can watch the planes land as well. You'll need a good telephoto, though! </p>

<p>If you are already heading to the White Mountains, the vistas on the Kancamagus Highway are a must-see! There are other lovely towns to drive through in New Hampshire as well, such as Hancock and Peterborough in the lower part of the state - and certainly Portsmouth over on the coast. If you can make it up the Maine Coast, it is so beautiful! Bar Harbor/Acadia are probably a bit far, but well worth it. I found another article listing small towns in the NE to visit, including some visuals. <br> <a href="http://www.buzzfeed.com/adamdavis/charming-small-new-england-towns-you-absolutely-need-to-v">http://www.buzzfeed.com/adamdavis/charming-small-new-england-towns-you-absolutely-need-to-v</a><br> Hope you have a great time! </p>

<p>Andy Murphy - did you use an app to process? The colors are so bright and happy, especially for indoor shots! </p>

<p>If there is interest, I'd be happy to add a weekly thread here. </p>

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<p>We attempted to start a POW thread a while back to share any recent mobile photos you want to share. I'm going to safely guess at least half of the photo.net audience owns a mobile phone and takes photos more and more frequently with it. I know I certainly end up taking a ton of photos with my iPhone because it is the camera that is always in my pocket. Let's each share our favorite from this past month! <br /><br /><br /></p>

<p>I just downloaded VSCO Cam and I'm enjoying it very much. I use my iPhone to document my daily life (at this time, I'd never use it for shooting a wedding, serious food photography, or non-snapshot photos though more and more people are), so the picture aspect is important to me. I like the minimalist--yet pretty--processing. I'm also going to download Lightroom for iPhone as well, which was another recently announced product. <br /><br />Cameleon and PicTapGo are other photo apps that I have and enjoy. <br /><br />And then OF COURSE there is Pandora (music), Sudoku (many Sudoku apps), and MapMyRun (if you are a runner or walker), my three other favs! </p>

<p>Definitely not free, but KelbyOne will have videos (for a very reasonable monthly fee): <a href="http://kelbyone.com/">http://kelbyone.com/</a>.<br> <br> CreativeLive is good too. For example, if you had a Nikon D610, they have a video that takes you through it for $29. <a href="https://www.creativelive.com/courses/nikon-d600-dslr-fast-start-john-greengo">https://www.creativelive.com/courses/nikon-d600-dslr-fast-start-john-greengo</a><br> <br> I think you'll have a tough time finding a free video that is worth your time. It takes time and effort to produce a video and there aren't many that will simply give that away for free. </p>

<p>Congrats, Athena! The first everything is difficult - it is inspiring that you stuck to it! Well done!</p>

<p>Welcome, Jim! </p>