Taken in July of 2010 on Amantani Island in Lake Titicaca.
DAILY PHOTO: Amantani Island Cairn
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DAILY PHOTO: Corner in the Commercial District
Taken on March 14, 2015 in Bangalore
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DAILY PHOTO: Wesley Tamil Church
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Taken on March 14, 2015 in Bangalore [Shivajinagar]
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DAILY PHOTO: A Story in Expressions
Taken on March 14, 2015 at the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan in Bangalore
There aren’t many activities in which one can capture an entire story in a single still photo as well as one can with Indian dance. There’s so much expressiveness in the form. There’s an entire art to the eyes, let alone fine control of the rest of the body.
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DAILY PHOTO: Red Door in the Indo-Islamic Style
Taken on March 14, 2015 near Commercial Street in Bangalore
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DAILY PHOTO: Bronze Tree Plaque
Taken in December of 2014 at the University of Pécs
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DAILY PHOTO: Red House with a Red Picket Fence
Taken in the summer of 2011 on Seurasaari Island, Finland
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DAILY PHOTO: Tulum Beach & Sky
Taken in July of 2009 at Tulum, Mexico
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DAILY PHOTO: A Bus in the River
Taken in December of 2014 in Budapest
Amphibious tour vehicles have been around for a while. However, most of the ones that I’ve seen are “Ducks”–the converted DUKW military amphibians. In Budapest this winter was the first time I’d seen one that looked like a run-of-the-mill tour bus–at least as it was tooling down the Danube. (Granted, most of my travel is in the developing world, so maybe these “buses” are old news throughout Europe and North America.)
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DAILY PHOTO: Colorful Peruvians on a Floating Island
Taken in July of 2010 on Lake Titicaca
No, that’s not land. It’s an island made of reeds that’s floating on Lake Titicaca. It’s a pain in the butt to live there because of the long boat commute for school, shopping, errands, or work. However, there’s no property tax because, well… there’s no property.
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