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Zipper
Posted by Danny Pen , Tuesday, November 20, 2007 7:35 AM
I was bored one night, so I decided to take a picture of the zipper on my hoodie haha.
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Posted by Danny Pen , Monday, November 19, 2007 6:06 AM
Took this one up at Shivapuri. Simple, spiny sort of flower
Dulce's Eye
Posted by Danny Pen , Monday, November 12, 2007 7:33 AM
There's Dulce again; tried to focus on the eye with this one.
On Which We Tread
Posted by Danny Pen 7:28 AM
There's this online photography website (www.weeklyshot.org) and every week they announce a new theme, and photographers around the world show their interpretations of this theme. This week's theme is called "on which we tread" and it's just different pictures of the ground, things that seem ordinary in our every day life. Now, Weeklyshot is a site that's invite only, meaning that you have to get invited to join, and I don't know anyone who's on the site so I can't join. This is just my own interpretation of the theme; its one of the tiles in my front yard :)
Dulce (Black and White)
Posted by Danny Pen 7:24 AM
This is Dulce again (my dog). I took a couple different ones of her (she wouldn't stop moving around!)
Waxy Butterlamp
Posted by Danny Pen , Saturday, November 10, 2007 9:30 PM
I like this one. How you can see the wax in the bottom of the bowl, how it sort of morphs into the string. That's cool haha
Laxmi Puja
Posted by Danny Pen 2:19 AM
I took this one on Laxmi Puja, during Tihar. It's not much, but I like it hehe
Mountains
Posted by Danny Pen , Sunday, November 4, 2007 4:48 AM
Took this one at sunrise. I like the shadow on the lower bits of the mountains
Posted by Danny Pen 4:46 AM
Focused on the water droplets here; I also have a black and white version of this one
Frozen Jacket
Posted by Danny Pen 4:41 AM
This was taken up at 12,000 feet; I went outside (it was about 6:00 in the morning, and damn cold) and there was this jacket and a pair of jeans hanging over this pole. I guess somebody had forgotten it outside, a mistake one would not want to make at this altitude, because they were literally covered with frost.
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