If you're not far from the New England area, the Green Mountain state is one of the prime seasonal vacation destinations, particularly at the tail end of the year. Vermont Fall & Winter Fun ($2.99, Universal) is just the app for anyone seeking to scope out the state's many lovely hotspots, annual events, and local attractions to explore.

Can't cram that amazing scenic vista into a single awesome shot with your regular camera? Don't worry, 360 Panorama ($0.99, Universal) has your back. This amazing app lets you easily snap full 360 panorama shots in seconds, letting you re-live and share those breathtaking moments long after you've headed back to the quiet and comfort of home.

Once you've amassed a ton of great pictures, you'll need a way to edit them to perfection. Adobe Photoshop Express (Free, Universal) is a straightforward, no-nonsense photo editing app sporting enough easy-to-use features to satisfy newcomers. From cropping to color saturation, there's lots of excellent flexibility here. (Pros should consider Adobe Photoshop Touch instead!)

Hunting for that perfect postcard to send loved ones can be a real pain, which is why SnapShot Postcard (Free, Universal) is so useful. Not only can you make your own custom-designed postcards, but this sweet app also lets you actually have them printed, postage stamped, and automatically mailed to the recipients of your choice without fuss or muss.

When pictures alone aren't going to cut it and you're gunning to shoot some primo video, iSupr8 ($1.99, Universal) is a fun and funky app that lets you make your film clips look super retro-snazzy. Turning your iOS video clips into Super8-style home movies is a blast, and with lots of effects to toggle, you can make your recordings in a snap.

If your foliage obsession goes far beyond basic photographic or video documentation, then you might consider giving Leafsnap (Free, Universal) a whirl. This handy app for lovers of leaves lets you identify trees by snapping a picture of their foliage. Beyond expanding your tree knowledge, you can figure out what leaf types make the best souvenirs.

Photos are naturally better in groups. Crafting collages to save and share is a snap with Photo Collage Free (Free, Universal). All you have to do is pick one of 16 different layouts, drop in your photos, adjust the cells, apply effects, and you're done. Sharing your creations is equally simple, thanks to a variety of built-in social networking options.

For an up-to-date report on foliage color conditions for prime photo snapping or hiking enjoyment, Foliage Leaf Peepr (Free, iPhone) is a helpful tool. While this app lets you report conditions in your own area, having access to a color-coded map of other user reports and comments is where you'll find the most use out of it.