Hope your Saturday afternoon looks a lot like this one and if it shouldn’t you have Patrick Powers to thank for sharing another awesome shot of the San Clemente, California sun. Does this not scream summer? Oh, and nice creative touch by simply playing with the lens cover and HDR.
Photo of the Day (7/27/07)
Most cats have a pretty darn good life. This one has a great life.
One glance at the deep blues and whites of this photograph and I just knew it had to be Santorini. There really is nowhere else on this planet that offers such a mesmerizing palate of colors.
Congrats to Fiznatty for managing to capture the essence of this oft-photographed place in a truly unique manner.
Photo of the Day (7/26/07)
Ah yes, globalization.
That’s the thing that makes people like Ronald McDonald forsake the societal norms of his homeland and embrace the local customs and religion of foreign lands. Here he is in Bangkok, for example, offering a traditional greeting to all his Thai buddies.
I don’t know about you, but personally I’m a bit freaked out by this. Perhaps it’s the semi-psycho look on his face. Or simply because it causes a nostalgic disconnect in my brain; Hey! I thought Ronald was American!
Well, it’s a global village folks, and sometimes one must act like the chameleon if they want to corner the burger market in some far off land.
Congrats go out to Sarah and Michael who took a break from their Harry Potter marathon to snap this great shot.
Photo of the Day (7/25/07)
There’s no guessing what kind of prizes are available here if you win this carnival game. How big is the prize you ask anyway? It’s big… It’s a “BIG ASS PRIZE.” This game vendor was captured at Coney Island in New York by shadixpn during Memorial Day weekend when I’m sure the place was crawling with children and kid-at-heart adult types looking to win a big stuffed toy.
Photo of the Day (7/23/07)
This steer from the Scottish Highlands reminds me of my last hangover. Anything Scottish reminds me of my last hangover, really. But this poor depressed beast, set against the blue sky, somehow captures the zeitgeist.
Photo courtesy of Mark W. Blackman