Pictures Taken By you...

[kiz_paws]

I really loved those rose photos, Maddie! And the mountain pics were breathtaking. Glad you were able to take a much needed vacation.

[mono]

Beautiful pictures, Madhuri - sublime!
I would consider my photography not nearing such talent, but a few weeks ago, Portland had a snowstorm that lasted some 5-6 days; in comparison to some other cities, our snow did not compare quantity-wise, but we feel very unaccustomed to it, especially downtown, where I live. Though it created so much trouble for businesses and traffic, the SW Park Blocks (the district where I live) covered in snow took my breath away.
Note: though they appear so dark, I actually took these pictures somewhere between 1-3 pm.

Outside my front door:


The other direction:


Bench and water fountain:


Theodore Roosevelt statue:


Abraham Lincoln statue:


A church tower a few blocks from my apartment:


Greco-Roman statue at the beginning of the Park Blocks:

[Virgil]

Those are nmagnificent Mono. The frist especially.

[papayahed]

I really dig that first pic Mono, those are great.

[Janine]

Mono, your night snow photos are stunning. I love them all, but that first one took my breath away - it looks like a painting with the people silouetted just so....the guy with the umbrella stands out especially. It is funny how in the Lincoln one, you can just tell it is Abe, from the stance of the body. I love it! Because the face is in shadow, it makes it much more interesting. I love how the snow flakes appear as globes or white specks in your photos; they almost look like those ghost orbs people claim are spirits. Did you use a tripod to take these? Good job capturing the mood of a late night snowfall.

[Madhuri]

Thanks everyone

Those are great pics, Mono Loved the first one

Hey, nice to see you are posting again. Welcome back!

[Madhuri]

Some more pictures from the trip

A church; its about 150 yrs old, and said to have some French influence in the architecture. We couldnt see it from inside, as it was closed by the time we reached there.











A dove on a tree in the church compound

[ClaesGefvenberg]

Good work there Maddie. Those misty mountains are absolutely enchanting...

Mono: Great snowy pictures. It's hard to get good pictures of falling snow.

/Claes

[mono]

Thanks, everyone. I consider myself far from a photographer, and lacking a lot of talent where Madhuri obviously excels; I wished I could have gotten more pictures, but had to work a lot during those days.

[Virgil]

A dove at a church, what a wonderful thing. Very nice pictures Maddie. One never associates Christianity with Inda, but my boss is from India and he's Roman Catholic.

[subterranean]

Here's what I called an honest advertiser! Or perhaps, it was merely a typo

[subterranean]

My friend adopted penguins from London zoo. It happens that there are 4 of them and in my team room at work, there are 4 of us (including me). So we gave names to the penguins and the naming was based on our heights (the smallest penguin is named after me because I'm the smallest compare to my other 3 colleagues)

[Virgil]

My friend adopted penguins from London zoo. It happens that there are 4 of them and in my team room at work, there are 4 of us (including me). So we gave names to the penguins and the naming was based on our heights (the smallest penguin is named after me because I'm the smallest compare to my other 3 colleagues)

Have you checked the sex of the peguins to be sure if you are giving them correct gender names?

[Chava]

I was wandering around in Copenhagen yesterday, and took a few pictures of the town, here are three of them:



The old Grand Theatre, now a cinema usually with the slightly cool, and less mainstream films.



Greybrother Square - Named after munks, it is a great central square with music in summer, and sparse afternoon sun in the winter.



My Antiquarian, and the place where all my money goes...

[ClaesGefvenberg]

Greybrother Square - Named after munks, it is a great central square with music in summer, and sparse afternoon sun in the winter.

Not to mention the restaurant Peder Oxe. Yum, yum.

/Claes