Archive for the ‘Photo Exhibition’ Category
Mike Yamashita’s Basho’s Trail
Basho celebrated the gauzy green of newly planted rice fields in spring in a haiku—a short, chant-like poem with nature at its heart. “One whole paddy field / Was planted ere I moved on / From that willow tree!”
Animal-lovers Spend Valentine’s Day
I don’t understand how love happens between two animals, but it does exist, although the word “love” is invented by human. Maybe there is another emotion similar as love that is expressed in a different way with different language, just like we don’t know what kind of mind UFOs have and how they communicate with each other. In a short, we can’t explain clearly what love is even with our own language, but only know it is a kind of feeling which is an abstract concept. Maybe Valentine’s Day will come that I have such a strange analysis on “love”. Two pictures below show some love we can definitely feel, no matter they are two animals.
Baby Photos on Valentine’s Day
Photography is an art full of creativity. You see, Valentine’s day is upcoming, a pair of parents put their baby on a big paper with “Happy Valentine’s Day” written on it. What a cute baby and what an intresting idea that baby represents the love between both two.
Buri Al Arab Hotel in Dubai: The Most Expensive Hotel in The World
As is well-known, The Burj Al Arab, located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, is a one of the most expensive hotels in the world. It holds only 28 double-storey floors which accommodate 202 bedroom suites. The smallest suite occupies an area of 169 m2 (1,820 sq ft), the largest covers 780 m2 (8,400 sq ft). The cost of staying in a suite begins at $2,000 per night. The Royal Suite is the most expensive, starting at $28,000 per night.
Nature Winners of International Photography Contest 2009
The peppermint shrimp is spending the day in a branching vase sponge about 75 feet deep in Bonaire’s Margate Bay. A young leopard cub is lounging alone on a tree when, suddenly, a male adult leopard arrives and attacks it. A manatee is in a comfortable pose for decent shut-eye. Those are the things happenning in the nature, which bring us to another completely new world, far away from our trivial life.
Places Winners of International Photography Contest 2009
It is not to say you have to go to polar region that few people get to, taking photos that are rarely to be seen, then you can get a good judgement from those judges. Licancabur volcano is located on the border between Chile and Bolivia, photo of fireflies is taken in the farmhouse of Nebraska, and we can often see train stations somewhere. However, they are not just the photos but also with the passion and the observation to this world.
People Winners of International Photography Contest 2009
People Winner is a photo of an old woman sitting and waiting for the bus in her sunday. You may find it is an usual scene that we wouldn’t pay attention to. But a photo is good not because of itself but because of what it represents behind it. So if we don’t know the background and culture of a photo, we may not understand why it can be awarded.
International Photography Contest 2009 Winners Announced
International Photography Contest is hold by National Geographic magzine, which always attracts thousands of entries from photographers of all skill levels around the world every year. Last month, a panel of National Geographic judges selected the winners in the fourth annual global photography contest.
Observing Beluga Whales At Short Range Under Three Feet Of Ice
Arctic diver and photographer Franco Banfi have taken a group of shots that show the life of beluga whales under three feet of ice in the freezing waters of northern Russia’s White Sea.
Floating House On the Great Ocean Road
It is called “pole house”, because it sits atop a large ‘pole’ like structure, which makes the effect that it looks as if the building floats in the air, gently swaying in the ocean breeze.
