Everyday I check out a couple of photoblogs. The first is Daily Dose of Imagery; a Toronto based photographer who always has incredible shots and often times they're of Toronto scenes. The other is The Big Picture; it's a compilation of pictures taken from various sources and are always fantastic. Below are some of the most striking pictures I've seen in the past few weeks. Enjoy!
Daily Dose
Florence
The Big Picture
Lightening Storms over a volcano in Chile
Lights of London
Pyramid at Chen Itza: notice the shadow of
a snake cast of left staircase.
Impact of the Economic Crisis: unfinished,
abandoned suburbs in the US.
This crisis weighs heavy on many Americans.
China's unemployed queue up at a job fair.
Spring has arrived in London.
Millions of duraniums in Germany.
Iraqis climb the hills with torches celebrating
NoRooz and the the beginning of Spring.
Gold Miners form a human chain while working
in the Congo: civil war has ravaged the country
for decades as factions fight for control of the country's
vast natural resources.
A Kenyan boys screams as a Kenyan Policeman
approaches his home in the slums.
This displaced Congolese girl mourns at the
funeral of her grandfather who died from Malaria.
Men smear coloured powdered on each other
during Holi, the Hindu festival of colour.
Women covering each other in coloured powder.
Students holding various colours during Holi.
A boy with a painted face looks into the camera.
Students smear each other with coloured powder.
3 comments:
Hi Jason!
Thanks for your note at our blogspot! Well done - to find us there! :-)
How are you?! Well, guess we could just read your blog to find out!:-)
Life in Iringa is good... Lots of rain these days so everything is green and wonderful! This week is Africa-week at The Danish School, so we cook ugali & beans etc., learn about the culture, the continent and so on! It's quite interesting! :-) Bless you! - Inge :-)
Nice.
Hi Jay,
Nice to see you here again. Fabulous photos! I wonder if you'll get to visit some of these places sometime? I know you'd like to see lots more of this wide wonderful world of ours.
Love,
Mom
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