Photo of the Day (3/9/07)

“Yay for bonkers clouds.” I’m stealing LocalSurfer’s own description for this great shot he has titled Dunkery Beacon Looking Proper Apocolyptic. Not quite sure where Dunkery Beacon is, but according to Wikipedia this mysterious looking place lies somewhere in merry olde England. The clouds, however, come and go depending upon what evilness happens to be going on at Dunkery Beacon.

Photo of the Day (3/8/07)

Contrast and symmetry – two great tricks of photography captured oh so perfectly in today’s Photo of the Day. LadyExpat grabs honors once again, this time with her candy red kayaks floating in the gorgeous blues of Halong Bay, Vietnam. I just love the way they gently fan out like the leaves of a crimson palm tree. Great job!

Photo of the Day (3/7/07)


Despite the date stamp on this photo you certainly can’t deny how raw the photo appears. Okay, maybe raw wasn’t the word I really wanted to use let’s go with dope. This shot taken in Halong Bay by LadyExpat is just that. She titles it the “Halong Bay Corner Store” which I imagine there might be some house boats around awaiting the Oreo cookies, fresh fruit, Merlot and Pringles order they put in an hour ago. I don’t know, but the point is this photo is simply fresh! Great work!

Photo of the Day (3/3/07)


Right about now I should be somewhere near a beach with little time to surf the net. Instead I’ll be spending time watching waves crash onto the beach, not this Isle of Palms beach found in South Carolina, but another beach just as nice if not nicer though I doubt it will be as quiet as the sleepy Atlantic coast seen here. Taken on a short trip through Charleston, South Carolina while visiting family; this photo comes from my own archives. More exotic beach shots to come upon my return from an island far off…

Photo of the Day (3/2/07)

I’m a sucker for old barns. There is something so majestic and yet so humbling about them at the same time. And the way they sag with age! South Moulton Barn, pictured above, is still in pretty good shape, but its right angles are certainly becoming a little less so. And just check out the bright green grass and the snow covered Grand Tetons in the background. It’s a very beautiful and a wonderful capture by Bonnie Bowne. Keep up the good work!

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