2MP digital camera, and my first smartphone.
Purchased on 7 December 2008, the same day I gifted my husband his very first smartphone as an early Christmas present. Most of the photos were processed heavily using various mobile apps before posting.
I used the iPhone 3G for about two years, until I replaced it with the iPhone 4 in September 2010.
[Taken on 27 April 2010 | Apple iPhone 3G | processed with TiltShiftGen]
Also known as Ants Climbing a Tree, this dish is made from bean thread noodles and minced pork cooked in soy and chili sauce. Delicious!
Note to readers: ask for the Chinese menu at your favorite Chinese restaurant, and you may discover treasures like this one.
[Apple iPhone 3G | processed with TiltShiftGen]
One chocolate chai and one sugar-free toffee latte, enjoyed at the Ground Level Coffeehouse in Toledo.
[Taken 30 August 2010 | iPhone 3G | processed with TiltShiftGen and Photoshop CS2]
I decided to be all domestic on Monday and bake some pasta for dinner. It’s not as decadent as you might think, either: whole wheat rotini, low-fat Ricotta, fat-free milk, and only five Weight Watchers Points® per one-cup serving.
As seen from the 72nd floor of the Empire State Building.
[Taken 12 June 2010 | Apple iPhone 3G | processed with PS Mobile and Tilt Shift Generator]
Seen in Waterville OH during the community garage sale.