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Soon to be available as a limited edition 8x10 print from Studio Seven Arts in downtown Pleasanton.
© John Krzesinski, 2012.
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by donald miller.
congratulations!
(i am congratulating myself)
i read a book this weekend. yup, all in one weekend. this is a big deal for me. i don't read like i used to. not that i ever was one to knock off books in single days or whatever. but this may be the only book i read this year, so i'm glad i picked a good one. it even kept me from being on the lake. i highly recommend this book. come to think of it, i do some of my best reading out at the lake. away from the little distractions that add up to accumulate a day's worth of time.
true to mr miller's word though, i now have the sudden urge to travel across the country, driving and thinking and sleeping in a volkswagen van.
now, if only i could find a new book. or a vw van.
any suggestions for my next literary adventure?
A view of Lasdanna - Aliabad road from base of Sherodhara Peak in District Bagh, Tehsil Haveli, AJK.
In the background Keran, and Bedori tops (on the left) are visible. Pir Panjal range can also be seen (submerged in the clouds)
Eastbound BNSF intermodal hotshot Z-SBDALT5-05A rolls through Avondale, Texas at track speed on Thursday December 7, 2023.
Beijing's only Drive Through McDonald at midnight. A shot taken for the One Night in Beijing project. Beijing, China.
As we walked across the bridge at Gring's Mill there was a small building at the beginning of the bridge. Peering inside this is what I saw
at River Retreat, outside Thrissur, on our Kerala trip.
I woke up early morning to explore the resort and the area. It was a peaceful place overlooking this river. The main building is rather old, a summer palace of the Maharaja of Cochin. Now it is a resort and ayurvedic spa.
Hanging out of the window of our carriage as R711 powers us through Geelong after blasting through the tunnel between Geelong Station and South Geelong.
The Warrnambool Westcoaster Saturday May 12th 2018.
we take the straight road through desert mountain passes, our thoughts empty save the richness of red earth...
A storm is not a foe but a proving ground, where grit meets endurance, and the will to move forward becomes the only guide. In the face of blinding snow and biting winds, a soldier’s step falters not, for every stride is a defiance of nature, every breath a testament to resilience.
The mountains bow to no man, but the disciplined march of the steadfast knows no retreat. Through hardship, the soul is forged; through struggle, greatness is claimed.
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This is the underground concourse connecting the East and West wings of the National Gallery in Washington, D.C. - featuring "Multiverse", the light sculpture installation created by American artist Leo Villareal.
Our trip to Washington, D.C. a couple years ago was one of the more visually interesting I've been on recently. I currently don't seem to be taking many good photos, so I've been going back through the archives and, after a second look, have found quite a few more from this trip that I thought were worth posting, so here they are - enjoy!
FYI, here's the original set from this trip:
www.flickr.com/photos/timthetrumpetguy/sets/7215762722004...
A view of the Burj Dubai through a window of the Souk Al Bahar, a small traditional style shopping complex.
This old-style mall is connected via a bridge to the new and largest-in-the-world Dubai Mall. The area in-between will have the largest musical fountains in the world, larger than the Bellagio in LV. I suppose, from their perspective, it's like, why bother building anything unless it's the largest, tallest, most powerful of all :-)
The curved external lines of the Burj Dubai are inspired from the Arabic script.
Seen at Lady Hall, which will be missed the most, Pacers or 37's?
Get them soon, once they're gone they're gone!
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This photo was shot near Hossaini Dalan in Old Dhaka (Puran Dhaka) on the day of the Ashura, the 10th day(correct me if I'm wrong) of Muharram. The Shiites all over the world lament on the day on occasion of Hazrat Hossain(R)'s death in the hands of Ezid.
The Shiites in Bangladesh take out mass processions lamenting through religious chants and beating themselves to remember the pain that Hazrat Hossain(R) suffered from.
Copyright: Aneek Mustafa Anwar
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P.S:: My history is a bit shaky here.....did I write all the events correctly?? please let me know if I'm wrong somewhere.
The weather here has been lovely lately so I've been strolling everyday~~
Hansel and Gretel dress by itsyourlife.
Strobist:
B800 through beauty dish to camera right and above
Fired by cybersyncs
This is Casket's guitarist/keyboardist/vocalist Kyle. I called him Jake about 12 times before the lead singer politely reminded me that they have no one by such a name in their band. That made me feel cool :P
I had a blast shooting these guys at The Irving in Indy where they practice. It's an old theater turned music venue that has some interesting architecture and (even better) decay. Listen to the guys do their thing here
This photo was taken on a hike on a trail off the side of the road from Denali National Park to Anchorage. I set up right on a switchback of the trail to get a nice view of the river cutting through the image. For editing, I brought out the shadows, adjusted the color balance, and sharpened the picture.