This mode allows you to take continuous photos by sweeping the camera 180 degrees. I tried to capture the view with my iPhone’s panoramic feature in iOS7. On my way back, I stopped by Santa Monica and spent the afternoon on the beach. Went down to LA one weekend to meet with an aunt who is visiting from the Philippines. The sun shines on both the evil and the good, and it rains on both the just and the unjust. The ultra rich on lower State Street never lose sight of the plight of the poor as they sip their caffè lattes. No wonder they call it the American Riviera, and attracts both tourists and drifters, moneyed retirees and homeless panhandlers. There’s hardly any precipitation, but the mornings are dewey from being close to the sea. Humidity averages 50-60%, so it’s comfortably dry. Climate here is perpetual mild summer: 60s-70s during mid-day and 40s-50s at night. I hadn’t realized, moving to Santa Barbara, CA that I was moving to desert country.
