If you didn’t recognize this as San Francisco in the first nanosecond, you need to stop what your are doing right now and visit this wonderful city. The streets here are legendary for their steepness and Ohad* captures their incline perfectly in this well-balanced photo.
If you think this woman is having a difficult time walking down the street, spare a moment for those of us who have tackled the city with a clutch. They should give out some type of award for that!
Simply titled “Headless,” this great shot was taken somewhere in India and captures a man and robot, both of whom are curiously missing a head. Toss in some bright red paint and you’ve got a rather arresting photograph indeed. Congrats go out to Lecercle for the talent and humor to capture such a bizarre sight. Keep up the good work!
Indianapolis isn’t a destination that we usually whoop-and-holler about here on Gadling, yet I’m sure it has some kind of charm and exciting moments, especially if you’re into the Indy 500. Today, Indianapolis gets a little love thanks to Ohad who took this shot at the Abbey Coffee House on a cross-country pit-stop. It looks as though it might be the reflection of some town homes, but it also looks like it could be a painting found on the coffee house walls.
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This is an unusual photo of one of my favorite cities in the world: London. It captures the atmosphere of London well, I think. It was taken by Stephen Hyde.
It is interesting that nowadays you almost cannot take a picture of London without any cranes. There is so much construction going on. Perhaps London is the new New York.
Well I’m back from Saint Lucia and you can expect a trip report to follow once I get a hold of my surroundings. This photo featuring a mysterious lady in a red hat was taken on a sunny yet rainy day in Soufriere, Saint Lucia while touring the town and scenic attractions around the area. It comes from my own photo album and was captured while zooming around in a mini-bus searching for a cheap bite to eat before taking off to head back to Gros Islet.