find something better, 645 Pro will be my new default camera app. I find it poor form to share pictures I've taken of strangers. To get a glimpse of the Jean-Talon Market, check out this picture from the National Geographic Society . It can be found within the app, A Taste Of Montreal . The app hits my sweet spots, as it combines journalistic storytelling with mouth-watering photos of Montreal's cuisine. I had some excellent meals in Montreal. A Taste Of Montreal shows me what I missed and whets my appetite for my next trip there. Jean-Talon Market Step 2 -- Mark Up Your Memories Another useful Montreal-specific travel app is Montreal: Travel Guide , by eTips LTD . This travel guide has some cool features, like the use of Augmented Reality (AR) and the presence of zoomable offline maps. My main interest in the app, for the purposes of this article, was its Metro map. Montreal Metro Map The map provides a basis for modification by PhotoPen , a photo annotation app. It's a simple way to mark up your photos and share them. Although it's not difficult to guess where the Jean-Talon Market is on the map, I may not always remember the name and location of the market. PhotoPen allows me to make a quick note to myself, which also results in a personalized contribution to my journal. Map Annotated By PhotoPen Step 3 -- Collect Your Memories When it's time to create your journal, you have