I almost questioned whether this photo was real…but apparently it is. The shot, called Three in One, is one of those macro shots you wish you’d taken. The three it seems ,represents the raindrop, the ladybug and the flower. Unless I’m wrong. Either way, I couldn’t quite figure out who the photographer is so let’s call it anonymous. But it’s very nice.
Photo of the Day (12/2/06)
It’s hard to tell why this Senegalese man wears such an intense expression or where he is headed, but he looks as though he has seen many things in his lifetime; both good and bad. I’d like to hope that he was having a good day at the time cfarivar snapped this shot, but who knows? Did he share any conversation with the photographer? If you’re reading cfarivar, I’d sure like to know any extra details.
Photo of the Day (11/30/06)
Oh yes, another reflection photo.
This one, taken by Rick McCharles is of the Ausangate Circuit in Peru. I love the way the mountain range slices through the photograph and how the blue of the sky becomes even more vivid in the lake waters. Great capture!
Photo of the Day (11/29/06)
Look at that face!! Is it just me or is there something about this guy that makes you want to pinch those make-up covered cheeks? Okay, well maybe the face is even a little strange and scary. I know someone out there is freaked out by the happy looking performer’s odd smile. According to lecerle’s notes this particular theater artist is playing Hanuman at the Ram Leela at Cross Maiden, Mumbai. Not exactly sure what that whole event is about, but the photo is definitely cool. Good people shot!
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Photo of the Day (11/28/2006)
I’m copying Neil here a little bit for posting the wonderful picture of the turkey head a few days ago…but maybe not THAT much. This wonderful photo of a peacock is cool in a different way. While Neil’s turkey wore an expression of (I am interpreting here) frightened anticipation (one can assume with some assurance that he was destined for the dinner table), the peacock here shot by ohad, a frequent POTD contributor, looks more like Robert DeNiro in Taxi Driver. You looking at me?!