Nice Waterfall Madhuri!
Cookie, what are you doing out of your jar?? :eek: Who is that in the jar??? Is it even alive? How did you escape? :goof:
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Nice Waterfall Madhuri!
Cookie, what are you doing out of your jar?? :eek: Who is that in the jar??? Is it even alive? How did you escape? :goof:
Shockyyyyy,I like the third picture,I'd love to be there. You look pretty:)
:blush: Thank you, Taleen, dear :).
Thanks ! I'll be there for your welcome :D
Thanks Aims :D. Did you check out a few pictures that I posted of a fort in Delhi? :D a few pages back, page 27 or 28, I guess...:D
I am so shameless, I know. How I am asking people to see the pictures I posted...:p :D
I am so happy, you liked the pictures, and that too your mentioning it makes me feel even better :D Thanks.
Very nice, Maddie. I like the waterfalls too.
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Oh my!
Maddie, I'm becoming a huge fan:thumbs_up .
Thanks :D Waterfalls are one of my favourites too.
I am so glad :) Thanks.
I have the last few from this trip, its about a typical village, I mean that in some remote villages people still use primitive means of cultivation. I will post those very soon.
waiting for them......
More Kenya shots, fresh from the scanner. As you will see, the Lodge pool attracted more than humans:
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A Warthog. A truly formidable pig... all muscle.
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I don't know what those birds are called, but they behaved, sounded like and were roughly the size of chicken.
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This is a real gem: A kingfisher. Tiny, but making up for its diminutive size with brilliant colours.
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A 2' Monitor Lizard I later met in the pool: Apparently it decided to go for a swim at the same time as I did.
None of us were paying much attention to where we were going, and all of a sudden we were nose to snout in the middle of the pool!
Both of us took prompt action, by performing a swift U-turn and returning the way we had come (only considerably faster).
My wife saw the whole thing and I honestly thought she would never stop laughing.
I'll never hear the last of that wildlife encounter...
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Another of those metallic coloured Starlings: Superb Starling.
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A lizard, basking by the pool. I know I already posted this one, but I think the new scan did the colours more justice.
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A Dragonfly by the pool...
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A flute player from the Samburu tribe.
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The Samburu tribe, fetching their water in the Ewaso River. Apparently they knew where the crocs were...
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Back on the road: This is the Kenya - Somalia Highway, a truly bone rattling experience. Does it surprise anyone that
we were told that cars went from new to scrap in three or four years here?
/Claes
Since everyone is posting pictures of animals, here's some wild donkeys in the desert in Arizona. Arizona is in the southwest USA. I was driving by and there they were. Luckily I had a camera near by.
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Which wild turkey is YOU?:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Virgil did you just change that to "donkey"? I could have sworn it said wild "turkey". Ok in that case which wild donkey is you?
You are so beautiful, Schoko! (Or Schocky?) Dublin is very wonderful.
Mads, your photos are very imaginative!
Seems like everyone here has makings of a great photog!!
Thanks !
I have to say this, that when I was taking these pictures, I was thinking of litnet, and also that, if these come out good, i'll post them here :D I know I shouldn't be doing so, I mean I should take pictures for the love of photography, rather than taking shots thinking of posting here.....
Which ever version you prefer, Lain. Thank you :blush:
I'm very grateful you did, Maddie, seeing that if ever it will be quite a while until I'll be able to visit India myself, and your pictures are some consolation at least. You're actually performing a service for others ;).Quote:
I know I shouldn't be doing so, I mean I should take pictures for the love of photography, rather than taking shots thinking of posting here.....
Oh, well hello Reccura. I must have missed your introduction. Wow, three sisters all on lit net.
I guess I was the only moving thing around. They were just there off on the side and I must have seemed unusual to them.
Yes i agree that the St Stephens Green shopping centre is Spectacular Architectually. Got a real victorian feel to it, or like a big green house in a botanic gardens. I think it was built in the seventys. I think the big clock in it is cool!:nod:Quote:
That's me in a Dublin shopping centre that is of architectural merit in itself. The roof (in the background) is all made of glass.
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Its always windy in Ireland!Quote:
That's me on a bridge over the river Liffey. Quite windy day that was :D.
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This here is picture of one of Dublin big streets, with the monument of an Irish politician on the left:
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Its good to see some of your pics of Ireland Cookie!Quote:
And the final one is me enjoying a Guinness in an Irish pub (with a man in a kilt in the background !) :D:
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Madi i love those new pics! esp the one with the Peacock. such a beautiful bird. Isnt it a protected sacred animal in India?
Those monkeys are so cute!
*edit* I like the way the Quote boxs have framed your pics Schok!
Peacock is India's national bird. When it spreads its feathers it looks even more beautiful, this site you will see mostly in the monsoon season, or when a peacock is trying to attract a peahen.
The monkeys are cute, but they are dangerous too, it became scary when while we were taking pictures and they started approaching us.
I got a glimpse of Ireland too from Cookie's pictures. It seems a pleasant place. Very nice place you live in Niamh. :)
Oh, Niamh, could you show places that James Joyce mentions, especially in Ulysses? I would love to visualize exactly what he mentions. I find that Joyce is not much on description; he just mentions a place and one is almost supposed to know what it looks like. I should get a list together. I don't have time right now, but I would love to see the places he mentions. Off the top of my head there is the Martello (?) Tower and The Stand (is that a beach?).
Okay that seems like a bit of a challenge and seeing as i'm on holiday, sure! i'll do it! 'The stand'. do you mean the strand? We have the north strand which is also called the bull island which is a sand spit, a geological feature thats made up of sand, is primarily a beach and juts out of the coast like a natural pier. There are martello towers allover the dublin coast so i'll get some pics of those.
Anyone else got requests?
These are a few pictures I've taken this year.
I took this one from the top of the Arc De Triomphe in Paris.
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This one from the bottom of the Eiffel Tower.
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And then of course, my fine self...
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I love it, it's almost iconic. Heh.
Hum...am not sure now!:lol: I like to take pictures not be in them. i'm not photogenic.:(
Yeah Virgil do and i'll try get some photos of them as well as other places. Really want to get a picture of Dublin as seen from Howth head. I can do a thread up about Dublin literary locations.