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Amjad is a tea addict. Whenever he is tired he walks to a tea stall just opposite to his shop. It is his way of relaxing.
Julie McKeehan, Fiserv, left, and Terry Holifield, Delta Airlines get acquainted during an Interaction reception.
So many different ways to look at reflections. Different lenses are giving me very different perspectives, quite interesting..
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This is one of those rare moments that have to be captured. A young woman feeding a squirrel and the squirrel timidly taking a nut from her hand.
Its not like no one gets scolded. You do if dont complete your work on time and that was exactly what was happening here :P
DANIEL WHARMBY, © 2006
Ardeshir Ommani tells an audience member about his experiences in Iran during his latest trip at the International Action Center in Los Angeles, Calif., Saturday afternoon, April 22, 2006. Ommani spoke about improving humanitarian conditions in Iran and his opposition to military intervention there. (Photo by Daniel Wharmby/Brooks Institute of Photography)
(04/22/2006)
History tells us that in the beginning there were only the Sea and the rivers where people sought passage for travel, interaction with other riverside inhabitants exchanging foods gathered from inland resources.
The mountain tops, the hillsides and the valleys were all covered with Trees and verdant green jungle moss covering, until mankind started forming trails of passage on foot into the wilderness.. On this trail, rain water found a natural path and meandered its way to the sea. It flowed and dug deeper where the soil is soft and goes shallow where granite stones and solid boulders slowed them down momentarily, then found an opening through solid rock formation and continued on there way to the sea. And the shaping up process moves farther hundred of thousand years to the modern times.
Today some men would wonder why there are mini waterfalls and how high, like standing mountain nymph rising on its toes reaching for the blue skyline, waterfalls surrounded by spring and cascading clear water flowing down to its base.
Is it any wonder why there are chasing Waterfall Lovers that grow leaps and bounds in number as more hidden Waterfalls are discovered day to day?
IMAGES: Wilfredo P. Kaamiño, Jr.Syntactics, Inc., CdeO,
On A Boat ride to PHILIPPINES TOURIST DESTINATION El Nido, Palawan
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