Archive for: January 20112011/01/30 Neo_img__mg_9603 禾木village is a beautiful place of Chinese 新疆, Especially we got up early to climb a mountain By horse to the nice spot to take the sunrise scenery of 禾木village, it was realy beautiful that attract many photographers came from all over Chinese mainland and oversea Chinese to take , … 2011/01/29 Old penang guest house, georgetown, malaysia Old Penang Guest House is quite a charming place. Constructed before WWII, this guest house has clean and spacious rooms. 2011/01/27 Old-meets-new-buenos-aires I have the feeling that I’ll be publishing more pure picture posts for Buenos Aires than I did for our previous locations in Savannah and Oviedo. Every time I step outdoors, I return with another 100 pictures clogging my memory card. Too many things catch my attention. More info: Old mine rd. – d.w.g.n.r.a. Somebody got some great photos!! I was traveling by car down old mine road going to Kaiser Trail when I noticed a bear alongside the road. Jumped out of the car and when I saw the bear again he was scratching his back against this tree. I don’t know if … 2011/01/26 “the venice of the east” marla liguori Suzhou, China It is said that Tongli, which is a 1000 years old town within Suzhou, has some of the oldest tea houses in China. Just as I was leaving the tea house, I quickly caught the next river boat which took me on an adventure through time. Winding down … Serendipitous encounter elf’s handmade shoes The shoemaker had closed his shop this Fri. because he was getting ready to go to Montreal for a medieval faire/reinactment to sell some of his leather goods. 2011/01/24 North american walled city 29a I have a feeling these 3 photos of this unknown building material are going to be polarizing – some will hate it and others will love it. I saturated them more or less but didn’t change the hue. Does anyone know what this stuff is probably from around 1940? St. peter cathedral St. Peter Cathedral, Marquette, MI Not only is this church a prominent fixture in the skyline of Marquette, it is also one of the most prominent buildings in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, both from an architectural point of view as well as a historical point of … Ducky pairs The last week I was traveling to Bennington for the children’s school, I rediscovered a Duck Pond from the "old" days when I lived there, raising my own 2 kids. I would estimate there are now about 50 Mallards living on the very small pond and they are so gorgeous, … 2011/01/23 Walk the line At the abandoned copper mine of Sao Domingos. More images and back-story from this site in my photostream. There used to be over a thousand people working here at one time. When I went there was no-one around, apart from a couple canoodling (great word that – canoodling). I assumed … |
