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The better way to come back in Flickr and begin the new year: just an empty and straight road with a unknown destination.
Quale miglior modo di tornare su Flickr e cominciare l’anno: una strada dritta dritta verso l’ignoto da costruire. Chissà cosa mi aspetta dopo quei monti lì…
Gyeong-dong Oriental Medicine Market, Seoul is one of the most sought after destinations when you are looking for something on oriental medicine. There are more than one thousand pharmaceutical stores, oriental health clinics and herbal drugstores that are recognized for oriental medicines. These shops and stores sell various Asian medicines, ginseng, spices, herbs and roots. There are many shopkeepers and merchants who grow the items on their own. More than 70% of the herbal medicines of Korea are traded for in Gyeongdong Herbal Medicine Market.
US Army Photo by Edward N. Johnson
The images are cleared for release and are considered in the public domain. Request credit be given the US Army and individual photographer.
To learn more about living and working for the U.S. Army in Korea visit us online at: imcom.korea.army.mil
Gyeong-dong Oriental Medicine Market, Seoul is one of the most sought after destinations when you are looking for something on oriental medicine. There are more than one thousand pharmaceutical stores, oriental health clinics and herbal drugstores that are recognized for oriental medicines. These shops and stores sell various Asian medicines, ginseng, spices, herbs and roots. There are many shopkeepers and merchants who grow the items on their own. More than 70% of the herbal medicines of Korea are traded for in Gyeongdong Herbal Medicine Market.
US Army Photo by Edward N. Johnson
The images are cleared for release and are considered in the public domain. Request credit be given the US Army and individual photographer.
To learn more about living and working for the U.S. Army in Korea visit us online at: imcom.korea.army.mil
I wonder how many planks of wood there are in Newcastle railway station roof.
In any event - it's a phenomenal structure, in this case splashed by unseasonably warm November sunshine.
I left my job my boss my car and my home
I'm leaving for a destination I still don't know
Alex Gaudino
Olympus OM1n
Vivitar 19/3.8
Kentmere 100
Xtol 10mins @ 20c
(Kings cross)
The Frozen Destination
The enjoyable and rare minus temperatures, in combination with snow in Gothenburg, Sweden (oh, yes! it doesn't snow often in this city of Sweden, surprise!!) has created beautiful sceneries. One of such sceneries is at the banks of Göta älv (= river) where the edge of the river is frozen in different shapes. The photo below is taken at the banks of the river when a huge (well, relatively!) Stena line ferry was passing by, and the ice on the river on right side, and the boat on left created an interesting composition.
Taken Feb 2021, Gothenburg
A ferry on icy Göta river in Gothenburg, Sweden
It doesn't matter where we go, its the journey thats important. What we learn, who we affect, who has an effect on us. Where we happen to find ourselves is minor in comparison to what it took to get us to that place.
A few weeks ago, Tom & I were able to get away for a quick trip to Colorado just in time to catch some of the fall color. It had been some time since we were able to venture out, so we were quite excited. We had a few things on our "to do" list that didn't involve photography, but rest assured we incorporated some photographic adventures along the way.
We tried to "just wing" the trip regarding photography ... hoping to capture the fall colors, which made an early arrival this autumn. One of the areas that we wanted to explore was the San Juan Mountains. This image was simply taken along the road ... to what was roughly "destination TBD". It could not have been a more beautiful day ... nice and cool for us to be refreshed, sunny day that still offered a bit of clouds along the way, and gorgeous scenery such as this the entire way. It was just breathtaking. Just what my soul desperately needed after a summer full of challenges.
While enjoying Colorado, we found the time to meet up with some friends along the way, explore new areas, and go 4-wheeling on some of the roads less traveled (big shout out to Rick Louie Photography for that amazing adventure). Of course, it wouldn't be 2016 without some more challenges along the way in the form of an unexpected Cat 4 hurricane taking sights on south Florida (i.e. my coastal home). After the initial panic mode that ensued, we actually got a bonus side trip to Rocky Mountain NP out of it, just in time for the elk rut season, so I certainly couldn't complain. Life is good.
Thanks so much for stopping by to view. I hope that everyone is having a fantastic weekend. South Florida is actually having a cold front right now ... it's a brisk low 60's outside. LOL Joking aside, it does feel amazing!
© 2016 Debbie Tubridy / TNWA Photography
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. This scene tickled my sense of humour, especially with the guy on the right and his sock tan lines! Enjoy!
Grazie alle mie amiche (Valina, Grè e Annina) per avermi regalato la possibilità di iniziare questo 2010 in una delle città che amo più in assoluto, Roma, e di farlo in loro compagnia ridendo, scherzando, volendoci tanto bbbene :)
After a short hiatus, I was able to head out and shoot with Ed over the weekend. This time, my wife and daughter joined us. It was quite refreshing to be out shooting again.
Follow me and let's go!
To the place where we belong
And leave our troubles at home
Come with me, we can go
To a paradise of love and joy
A destination unknown!
A lady walking by Maya Barkai's 'Walking Men 99', a cool piece of public art. It depicts pedestrian light icons from around the world. 99 Church Street, downtown Manhattan.
Taken with my Fujifilm X20
I took this image about an hour after sunset, while cruising at 35'000 feet above Serbia. On a northwesterly heading, we were trailing a few miles behind and 2000ft below another aircraft.
The western horizion was still quite bright, but the stars were already shining nicely and Milky Way was just discernable in the setting constellation Cygnus.