Formal Indian weddings are always a panoply of colors to celebrate the joy of the occasion.
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If you look at the street sign, you will see that motor cars and motor bikes are not allowed on this particular street. The incline is quite steep and the surface is cobblestone. It appears to be an accident waiting to happen.
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I have found that you often get a better “reflection” photo when you lower your perspective significantly. In this case, I dropped down on my haunches to capture the building and sky reflection in a pool of rainwager.
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When I saw this challenge, only one photo came to mind. I posted this once before, but this challenge calls for use a second time.
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These free roaming donkeys work the parking lot at the Grand Turk Lighthouse. They know that tourists will provide food, water and attention.
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St. Petersburg, Russia
Here was our musical welcome to the Summer Palace in St. Petersburg.
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Here is a look at the street from the other direction from several years ago.
Which way do you prefer?
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Sometimes, which way can be obvious, even on the water.
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Here is a newly planted field of grape vines planted at this fine winery. I think the pattern of the planting lends itself well to a black and white treatment.
Here is a mature field:
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