Photos by Nick5 : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

This plane was Southwest Airlines flight 451. It took us here from Baltimore so I could go on my cruise aboard the Mariner of the Seas.

This is taken from the Mariner of the Seas. The ship with the yellow smoke stack is the Costa Fortuna, and the ship to the right is the Carnival Glory.

Old San Juan is a perfect place to visit in San Juan, especially if you only have a few hours there, as is the case of a cruise ship passenger. The narrow streets make for a good walk through the colorful culture of the island. If you want good Puerto Rican food, I recommend La Danza, located at Calle Fortaleza and Calle Cristo, across the street from this blue building.

This is a view of the Mariner of the Seas from a scenic overlook in the hills behind Charlotte Amalie. The Mariner is a huge ship with tons of fun things to do, fantastic food, and (for the most part) excellent service.

This is El Morro from the Mariner of the Seas as she was entering San Juan Harbor. El Morro is an awesome-looking fort, an iconic symbol of San Juan.

I'm not sure exactly what the building on the left is, or what street it's on. Can anyone help me out?

View of Charleston, SC from 34,000 feet. (Pardon the picture quality). This was taken from Southwest Airlines flight 451, flying from Baltimore to Orlando.

I can believe that. These photos that you have from your trip to Europe are amazing.

Again your use of treatment is great for the picture, giving it a darker feeling especially by the palm trees and the shorter trees to the right.

The treatment you used on this picture is great. The black and white tint makes the pic. stand out moe.