Can you guess which European city this is? Bonus points if you guess the name of the piazza itself! Head over to our Facebook page and leave your guesses there. Check back on Monday for the answer!
Lyndsey Matthews is an assistant digital editor at Travel + Leisure.
This might be an easy one to guess, but everyone dealing with Winter Storm Saturn today could use an easy break, right? Head over to our Facebook page and leave your guesses there. Check back on Monday for the answer!
Lyndsey Matthews is an assistant digital editor at Travel + Leisure.
If I included this whole neon sign, it'd give away the answer. Can you guess where this is with only part of it showing? Head over to our Facebook page and leave your guesses there. Check back on Monday for the answer!
UPDATE 3/4/13: This is Pike Place Market in Seattle.
Lyndsey Matthews is an assistant digital editor at Travel + Leisure.
It’s time for our monthly photo contest winners from 2012 to go head-to-head to vie for the Grand Prize—a trip for two to South Korea!
Your votes will determine which one of the finalists from categories such as Weather, Transportation, Summer and more will win a trip for two in South Korea. Voting ends February 28, so vote now and vote often for your favorite shot.
Lyndsey Matthews is an digital assistant editor at Travel + Leisure.
Last Year's Grand Prize Winning Photograph by Tim Gibson
I finally pitched my Droid2 for an iPhone recently and am still floored by how good the camera on it is. But now that I've figured out Instagram, I'm excited to see there's a bunch of new iPhoneography apps out there to play with. Here are some of my favorites:
Piction—$0.99 Want to add text to your photos? With Piction you can easily add captions in a variety of different fonts, seen above, including a few custom ones alongside classics like Futura (so you can make all Instagram photos look like screen grabs from a Wes Anderson movie, if you're so inclined).
Vine—free Vine is like Instagram but for small gif-like looping videos. I'm still figuring out how to use this (confession: my entire feed is just videos of my cat, so far), but it has a lot of potential to share something more compelling than just snapshots. Be warned, the most recent update includes a requirement that users must be 17+ due to some, ahem, questionable content cropping up on the app.
On February 1, 1913 Grand Central’s stationmaster received the first set of keys to the Terminal. One-hundred years later, New York will celebrate the beloved landmark (and one of the world's most beautiful train stations) with a full day of activities including a rededication ceremony in the morning and the opening of “Grand by Design,” a multimedia exhibit of the terminal’s history by the New York Transit Museum that runs through March 15, 2013.
Lyndsey Matthews is an assistant digital editor at Travel + Leisure
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