Seeing this shot of an adobe style art gallery with pretty blue window and door frames out in New Mexico reminds to get out and start swinging into a few more this year. Although I don’t know which this one is for sure, perhaps I’ll find myself stumbling inside on my stop in New Mexico this fall. Nice shot Donald Peterson – abgstyle.
Photo of the Day (4/30/07)
This is fun stuff from our Gadling Flickr photo pool. An artist painted over a waterfall fountain backdrop in Melbourne. The fountain was shut off, due to drought. But, as they always do, the rains came. Check out the full-sized picture, here.
Photo of the Day (4/28/07)
Looks as though there is a new kid flooding the Gadling Flickr pool and don’t ask where Marni Rachel has been hiding because you’ll discover the answer in her recent additions to our set. This festive shot out of Mexico is something I’d imagine seeing in a brochure to entice you in getting your butt south of the border pronto! I love the various blues and purple colors found in his costume and the feathers in that headpiece!
Photo of the Day (4/27/07)
There is something about the American Southwest which just keeps giving and giving photographically. Take, for example, this amazing shot by Jason Bechtel.
Titled, In the Valley of the Goblins, and taken somewhere in Utah, I just love the way the rocks are hunched over in little dollops as though some type of Middle Earth rock army was frozen solid and then began to slowly melt.
If the landscape looks familiar, it’s because it was featured in the movie, Galaxy Quest–either that, or you’ve been taking a lot of drugs.
Photo of the Day (4/26/07)
I’m beginning to think that people have discovered my biggest weakness for selecting Photo of the Day: strange food items found on tables in Asia.
Exhibit A is this fine shot of “Three Little Pigs” taken in South Korea by Gadling reader cfarivar. Don’t you just love that peaceful, slightly smiling expression on their faces? It sure looks like they were having a nice time before the butcher got to them!