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Whether you're Annie Leibovitz or an amateur selfie-snapper, the one thing that unites us all is the small-but-mighty camera that sits in our pockets at all times.

If you're craving an untraditional vacation, you can score a lofty treetop rental or hit the road in a tiny dream home.

This Decatur patio is busting out a deep drink list featuring all sorts of tequilas and rums, plus Mexican-inspired eats heavy on the seafood, like their Mahi Mahi dorado taco.

Sarussi's is a sub shop famous for serving up a 16-inch behemoth on a home-made sub roll that’s loaded with smoked ham, roasted pork, mozzarella, pickles and secret sauce and has garnered TV experience on Man vs. Food.

This eatery serves up true, Atlanta soul food.

Nestled on the top of the Empire Hotel is this boozer where you can score sweet drinks while you peep killer views of Lincoln Center and the Upper West Side.

Nestled into the Mondrian SoHo, Sonny's is a rooftop, '50s-inspired "Italian beach club" designed by DeVinn Bruce that slings gelato, pizzas, and obviously, alcoholic gelato float cocktails.

Perched above the Ravel Hotel in Long Island City, Penthouse 808 has a vibe that's skewed slightly more Miami than post-industrial LIC.

With over 50 Italian wines, Barra Rossa reps its boot food in true form with dozens of pasta options (from capellini to tortellini), and plenty of pizzas, like their famous Margherita.

This Staten Island pizzeria is best known for their crazy variety of sauces, giving all of their pies a unique flavor.