On the Road in Iceland

10 things an iPhoneographer can do when stuck in a jet on the tarmac for 3 hours 

1. Take photos out the window of the planes that are taking off. 

2. Take photos of the scream babies on the plane that, as you, are frustrated and a little crazed, but you are too grown up to cry. 

3. Transfer images from your iPhone to your iPad via PhotoTransfer just in case your iPhone battery dies.  

4. Process images on your iPhone. Trying new ideas that only come to mind when you are totally bored. (see above image) 

5. When your iPhone battery dies, start processing a different image on your iPad because you didn't transfer your masterpiece before the battery died. 

6. Process images for awhile, listen to music, read a book and then doodle on your iPad until the battery dies. 

7. Stuff napkins in the air vent so the condensation quits dripping on you. 

8. Listen to the captain tell you for the 8th time that there is still no information from the tower to which route they are trying to divert us to due to thunderstorms in the Midwest. 

9. Get your laptop out so you can recharge your iPhone and iPad batteries so you can finish your masterpieces. 

10. Go to the terminal to deplane because the FAA requires the airlines to let you get out of the plane after 3 hours....in the terminal get food, use the restroom, re-plane and sit in the plane once again... 

REPEAT....for two more hours...then take off and fly for 6 hours to Seattle.

FYI - Snapseed is now available for the iPhone.

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