No caption on this one…just a title: Bones. But perhaps that’s enough, because it is pretty damn obvious what it is the photographer vyxle, is talking about. The arch here appears to be totally made of them. Actually, I’d be interested to know where this photo was taken. Perhaps the photographer, who posted this over at our Gadling Flickr site, will someday enlighten us.
Photo of the Day (7/9/2006)
As an avid fan of kayaking, New York City AND fireworks,
Well, I couldn’t resist choosing this photo for our Photo of the Day. Of course, I would have liked to choose it for my July 4 selection, but I only saw the photo yesterday. It’s a beaut, and makes me think I should get into my boat next year on the 4th, camera in hand. And while you’re admiring the picture, take a moment and click around the site of the LIC Community Boathouse, which does a fine job promoting paddling in the area.
Photo of the Day (7/8/06)
Today’s photo is a B&W store front shot by Frank Jackson. Judging from the diverse range of food offered on the inside, I’d say this shot was taken in Los Angeles, but I could be wrong. Something about the picture just makes me laugh at how much I’ve never really been a fan of one stop food destinations. Places like China Latina or Buddah’s Amigo are hard sales. It’s got to be either tacos or Chinese food, not both in the same establishment. However, there is one exception to that rule, but that restaurant is in Tampa, FL and they serve both Cuban and Greek food. Check out more of Frank’s work by going here.
Photo of the Day (7/7/06)
Okay, certainly not up to the quality and standard of our other Photo of the Day shots, but I decided to exercise executive privilege and showcase one of my own photographs from a recent trip to Albania.
I’m sure the lawyers from Yahoo! will delight in this and promptly book themselves on the next flight to Tirana.
Photo of the Day (7/6/06)
Irish Guy has been posting a number of great shots of his trip around the world in our Gadling Flickr Pool. While this one wasn’t chosen for its technical expertise, it brought the type of smile to my face that only a strangely named shop, somewhere in Asia, can do. Of course, with Irish Guy being Irish, we all know why he took this shot.