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Berlin, Potsdamer Platz. Taken by Ulf Buschmann
Where there will be a picture posted daily taken somewhere on this Planet. This site is now dormant, and contact links have been removed. However, please enjoy and be inspired by the extensive archive. Thanks for visiting.

Berlin, Potsdamer Platz. Taken by Ulf Buschmann
at Wednesday, April 30, 2008 1 comments
Labels: berlin, black and white, germany

"A little walk in the woods on a Sunday afternoon. Fontainebleau, France". Taken by Fredcan
at Tuesday, April 29, 2008 3 comments
Labels: fontainebleau, france, Green, Tree, wood
"The Taishoike pond in the fog in the Kamikochi national park in the Japanese Alps. Most people associate Japan with the tall buildings and crowds in Tokyo or the temples and shrines in Kyoto, but my favourite memories are linked with its nature". Taken by Hoshisato
at Monday, April 28, 2008 4 comments
Labels: black and white, fog, japan, Tree, water
"Pileated Woodpecker, dryocopus pileatus. Calgary, Alberta, Canada". Taken by Philpete
at Sunday, April 27, 2008 3 comments
Labels: birds, calgary, canada, Nature, portraits, woodpecker
"Kai (age 6.5) spontaneously sat down on the large hill leading back down to Topanga Canyon Blvd and started a meditative stance. An onlooker was heard saying, 'Ah, look, is he doing the lotus?'". Taken by Siona-Earwen
at Friday, April 25, 2008 1 comments
Labels: california, children, earth day 2008, prayer, topanga, USA
"A advertisement for a Dalit (untouchable) organization in New Delhi". Taken by Claude Renault
at Thursday, April 24, 2008 1 comments
Labels: caste, dalits, India, new delhi, political images, signs
"I found this abandoned bike at a park in Midland, TX just leaning against a tree. I pondered how long it had sat there with it's flat tire and torn seat". Taken by A Cognitive State of Mind
at Wednesday, April 23, 2008 1 comments
Labels: bicycle, black and white, texas, Tree

"The town of Yangshou, in the province of Guangxi, southern China is at the far end of the increasingly popular Li River cruise. So popular with both western and Chinese tourists that a busy tourism industry has now grown up. It is mindblowing when you come across signs outside a bar in so many different languages and so many different alphabets, the words global village were never so appropriate". Taken by Mike

Submitted in February:
"The sky was beautiful last Friday.
Happy Family Day.... Today is the first day of a new Statutory Holiday in Ontario.
'There is nothing more valuable to families than time together. And yet it seems tougher than ever to find, with so many of us living such busy lives.
'That's why, on the third Monday of February — and every February from now on — Ontarians deserve a new statutory holiday — Family Day.'
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty". Taken by Jean
"In Globe Arizona, a surefooted cow can live long enough to be a hamburger. Neither of those numbers apply to the cows". Taken by fangars

"This is a pic taken of my grandfather in 1948, holding a numbat, which are now extinct in that part of the country. Shame, as they're lovely...". Woodenup, in the south of Western Australia. Taken by Liz

"The Daily Yamazaki, a convenience store in the rural town of Ebisaka in Takaoka, Japan. It overlooked a beautiful green rice field, and had the looming Futagami mountain behind it". Taken by K Owusu
One of many monkeys that were hanging around my bungalow on Tonsai Beach, Krabi, Thailand. Taken by Darrell Gallant

"Hand held 800mm lens...". Little Hallingbury, England. Taken by anvilessex

The Dresden Frauenkirche, Germany. Taken by Roy
at Sunday, April 13, 2008 2 comments
Labels: church, dresden, germany, HDR, religious structure, saxony, sky, Statues

"The nath yogi can be recognized by their enormous wooden ring splitting their ears. They travel in groups most of the time, mainly in North and Central India. Here we are in Haridwar, a holy city on the bank of river Ganga". Taken by Eli Shams
at Friday, April 11, 2008 1 comments
Labels: black and white, ganga, haridwar, India, portraits, yoga, yogi

"The Keukenhof, Lisse, Netherlands. When you turn away from all the formal gardens, you may find something quiet like this". Taken by Annie Kaye
at Thursday, April 10, 2008 2 comments
Labels: boats, parks, the netherlands, water