Postcard of the Week: In Love in Lisbon

Instead of spotlighting an image from the Gadling Flickr pool on Fridays, we’re going to highlight one from the pool of contributors’ submissions (including you!) from Everywhere‘s Photos. Today’s image is from contributor Rachel Tavel. She writes,

“Nothing says ‘Europe’ like two people who can’t keep their hands off each other in public. This couple could barely walk, they were so intent on sucking face. Having arrived in Lisbon only an hour or two earlier, I was quickly reminded that I was there. Ahhh, to be young and in love in Lisbon…”

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Postcard of the Week: Mui Ne Fishing Village, Vietnam

Instead of spotlighting an image from the Gadling Flickr pool on Fridays, we’re going to highlight one from the pool of contributors’ submissions (including you!) from Everywhere‘s Photos. Today’s image is from contributor Mica Wright. He writes,

“Mui Ne, a small fishing village famous for its fish sauce, is home to one of the most beautiful stretch of beaches in Vietnam. It is only about 3 hours drive from Saigon. Visit the friendly locals who treat you like family, the enormous red sand dunes, and watch the fishing port come to life in the early morning hours.”

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Postcard of the Week: Shepherd Boys in Ethiopia

Instead of spotlighting an image from the Gadling Flickr pool on Fridays, we’re going to highlight one from the pool of contributors’ submissions (including you!) from Everywhere‘s Photos. Today’s image is from contributor Anne Beach. She writes,

“We met them about four hours North of Addis. They had made their hats and were selling them. I felt terrible to only buy one, and I bought one with a brim and then was informed that only men wore the ones with a brim, but I didn’t care. They look grumpy here, but were really very charming. My theory is that people who are not used to having their pictures taken just do not have our picture reflex to smile.”

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Postcard of the Week: Colosseum Eyes and Kiss

Instead of spotlighting an image from the Gadling Flickr pool on Fridays, we’re going to highlight one from the pool of contributors’ photos (including you!) from Everywhere‘s Photos. Today’s image is from contributor Agon Syla. He writes,

“Chilling in the grass fields in front of the great Colosseum in Rome, Italy; where this friend of mine bought these wonderful glasses and wanted to kiss Rome and Colosseum at the same time, of course with her new glasses on.”

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Postcard of the Week: Dolores Park, BYOB

Starting today, we are teaming up with our friends over at the awesome Everywhere Magazine to bring you a weekly Postcard. Instead of spotlighting an image from the Gadling Flickr pool on Fridays, we’re going to highlight one from the pool of contributors’ photos (including you!) from Everywhere. Today’s image is from contributor Sloan Schang. He writes,

“I happened to be in San Francisco during a rare run of 90+ degree days. In this city where air conditioning is rarer than Republicans, a superheated weekday is almost the equivalent of a Midwestern snow day. Computer servers were crashing, commuter trains were backing up, and at least one man walked downtown streets muttering, ‘It’s too hot…too hot…we’re screwed.’ But at 4:00 on Friday afternoon, people poured from stuffy old office buildings and sweltering Victorian flats to revel in the breeze and views of city oases like this, the Mission District’s Dolores Park.”

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