Marriott Marquis in Atlanta, Georgia, shot with my Samsung Galaxy phone.
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Southern Livin' and Travelin', mostly photographed with some Home Cookin' and only slightly embellished Storytellin'
Absolutely stunning eye for this kind of architectural awesomeness!
Great shot. I also carry a Galaxy S phone and I am often amazed at the images that it can produce. Thanks for sharing!
Love the curves and textures of this shot. Isn’t it great what you can do with phones these days?!
Amazing architecture!
Just short of 30 years old, it is still truly an amazing structure and hotel. The full 47 story atrium really gives guests there a feeling of community rather than the isolation usually experienced after leaving the front desk. I’ve yet to get a photo in there without at least one head sticking out over the edge looking down. One of John Portman’s great feats.
Out of curiosity, what camera do you use to take the photos on this blog?
Great work!
gda
Unless otherwise indicated, a Canon G11. Thanks for the look!
I have no idea what it is but its a great photo! FATman
The first Samsung Galaxy phone released in June 2009 was Samsung i7500 that used the open source Android operating system for the first time. Once Samsung has set the ball rolling, there was no looking back and they took the Galaxy legacy further adding more members to this family. Samsung Galaxy S was another hit and garnered much attention from customers. Galaxy S received many rave reviews from Indian users; some appreciated its operating system, while others spoke good words for its perfect audio quality. The Super AMOLED display pushed this phone in the list of top 10 gadgets of 2010. Following its overwhelming reception, the brand has launched other variants of Galaxy S like Epic 4G, Vibrant, Captivate, Fascinate and Mesmerize. ^
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