Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Savannah via Instagram

Allison has been talking about instagram for months and months and due to my twitter/facebook hiatus encouraged me to join so I could share my pictures during my trip. Usually, I just text them to her, but I'm glad she talked me into this. I love the idea of being able to edit them into art immediately.


Paula Deen's restaurant.


No, we did not eat there. We heard it wasn't worth the wait. I do love the tilt-shift feature that makes one thing in focus and everything else blurry.


Chandelier in the lobby of our hotel.
I'm thinking this one might need to go in a frame, but which room. A house is never really finished is it?
Tupelo is a type of honey, not made in Tupelo. Too bad. Have you heard the Van Morrison song? It's beautiful.


Savannah Bee Company





The Andrew Low House




Downtown Church.


I will say, I am super impressed with the iPhone 4. I took several of these while we were driving around and they aren't the least bit blurry. Amazing. I have about 30 more pictures that I snapped Sunday afternoon around the city, but I didn't run them through Instagram, so you'll have to check my facebook. After Easter, of course.


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OH! I need to now all your secrets about Savannah! We are going in June to see my brother. His team plays in Savannah so we decided that would be the most fun town to "meet" him in. :) Share your favorites and the "must see" places you loved! Oh, I'm so excited now. Love all of your pictures!
LOVE Van Morrison, LOVE Tupelo honey (Tupelo is a tree), and I LOVE those pictures, Im going to have to check in to that too!! =)
Oh my word, Lesli, these photos are fabulous!! I'm so glad you had such a great trip to Savannah. I've only been once, but I can't wait to go again! Did y'all eat at the Pink House? That restaurant was my favorite. Hope you are having a good week!! :) Happy Diadeloso from Bear Country!
Just found your blog... LOVING IT & I love the photography!! :)

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