Welcome to Travel Photo Roulette 30: Silhouettes
The last round of Travel Photo Roulette was hosted by Hart at Scene With A Hart with the theme of “Framing”. An excellent theme, and we are honoured to win that round. Thank you so much, Hart! This round 30 coincides with the first anniversary of this travel photo roulette series. Jeremy at Living the Dream started this game back in November 4th, 2010. Thanks for this fun game, Jeremy!
Alcazar of Seville, Spain
This Week’s Theme: Silhouettes
This week’s theme is silhouettes. If you’ve been at the beach around sunset or sunrise with your camera, good chance you have some silhouette shots. But of course it’s not limited to that. Silhouettes of city skylines, people, animals, tree branches against the blue sky, sunsets in the desert, silhouettes of activities or sports, anything! Silhouettes that are beautiful, or funny, or tell stories, or evoke emotions, or that are unusual to be seen in silhouette, we would love to see the variation! Here’s an example. A silhouette of an old dog that was resting after swimming in the beach. He was sitting on the top of the rock pile, looking at a distance. His hair was still wet by the salty water, and you can see the funny hair shape hanging from its chin. What was he looking at? The sunset? The water? The kids he was just playing with? Or he was in a dreamy state?
Silhouette of a wet dog. Roatan Island, Honduras.
Contest Rules
The rules are simple. The hosting blogger is the chosen winner of the previous week’s (7 days) game. The new host chooses a generic keyword or phrase that other travelers submit photos to during the course of the week. Phrases can be as generic as ‘signs’ all the way to abstract thoughts like ‘religion’ and everything in between. At the end of the week, the hosting blogger chooses their favorite photo that fits the chosen phrase and moves it to the top of the post as the winning entry with direction to the new host’s site for the next round. Readers can attempt to sway the author into picking a certain photo via comments, but the author can ignore comments as they see fit. The game is repeated with the winner hosting the following week’s game and choosing a phrase for new photo submissions.
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Extra Criteria to Keep in Mind When Submitting a Photo:
- One submission per Blog (so sites that have 2+ authors only get one entry).
- In this round, light photoshopping is permitted. I want all submissions to look natural.
- Abstract submissions welcomed as long as it fits within the interpretation of the chosen phrase. Remember, the hosting blogger chooses the winner, so if they cannot understand the submission, you might not win!
- If you win, keep these in mind when choosing a new theme:
- Keep phrases general so that all bloggers can participate. Specific items like ‘Eiffel Tower’ should be avoided but rather made open-ended like ‘monuments.’ For variety, it is ok to say focused things such as ‘monuments at night’ in which most of us have pictures of.
- Abstract thoughts are appreciated, but keep it within the realm that all readers will understand. No ‘Kafka-esque’, but ‘Overlooking Creation’ is able to be interpreted by all.
- *NEW* After 1 year, phrases can be reused, however new photos must be submitted.
- No obscene pictures or phrases allowed. Suggestive phrases and photography can be accepted, but please keep it within reason.
- Keep the ideas and photos fresh!
- Pictures from your entire portfolio are fair to submit. You do not have to take the photo within the week of the contest period to submit it.
- Most importantly, ALL PHOTOS MUST BE YOUR OWN.
- One last rule, since this is a competition for bloggers, we need you to be a blogger to be declared a winner. Sorry!
To Submit An Image
To enter in the Photo Roulette competition simply leave a comment below with a link to the image (whether Flickr, Picasa or your own site) and I’ll upload it to this post. Don-t forget to provide a brief description or caption for the photo so the viewers can get a little background as to what’s happening. Check back here through the week to see all the entries as they come in – feel free to comment on them. The contest runs for 7 days from now, with the submission date being November 9-16, 2011 (Wednesday to Wednesday). I’ll announce the winner within the next few days after the deadline, and he or she will host round 31. A little note: Medium size pictures is preferred (around 600 px). Large pictures might slow down downloading time for everybody.
Past Photo Roulette Winners and Hosts
The following is a list of the previously played rounds of the game and the hosting blogger for each. This list also doubles as a winner’s table as each topic host won the preceding round! Click the host’s link to go directly to that entry to see some stunning photographs from the chosen term/phrase!
| Dates: | Website: | Theme: | |
| 1. | Nov-10, 2010 | Living the Dream | Animals |
| 2. | Nov 17-2, 2010 | Skinny Backpacker | Road Signs |
| 3. | Nov 2-Dec 6, 2010 | Dream a Little Dream | Street Art |
| 4. | Dec 8-15, 2010 | Flashpacker HQ | Festival |
| 5. | Dec 17-24, 2010 | Over Yonderlust | Landmarks |
| 6. | Dec 26-Jan 2, 2011 | Don’t Ever Look Back | Beaches |
| 7. | Jan 5-12, 2011 | ThePlanetD | Portraits |
| 8. | Jan 15-22, 2011 | Travel with a Mate | Motion |
| 9. | Jan 26-Feb 3, 2011 | Johnny Vagabond | Water |
| 10. | Feb 8-15, 2011 | Ken Kaminesky | Urban |
| 11. | Feb 21-27, 2011 | Travels of Adam | Friday Night |
| 12. | Mar 7-13, 2011 | Itchy Feet Chronicles | The Journey |
| 13. | Mar 19-25, 2011 | Brendan’s Adventures | Changing Seasons |
| 14. | Apr 4-10, 2011 | Shutterfeet | Storytelling |
| 15. | Apr 13-21, 2011 | 10timesOne | Piousness |
| 16. | Apr 26-May 4, 2011 | Beached Eskimo | Learning |
| 17. | May 21-27, 2011 | Travel Junkies | Architecture |
| 18. | Jun 1-7, 2011 | Destination World | Transportation |
| 19. | Jun 8-15, 2011 | Living the Dream | Paradise |
| 20. | Jun 21-28, 2011 | Vagabond Quest | Clothes |
| 21. | Jul 4-11, 2011 | The Unframed World | Symmetry |
| 22. | Jul 16-25, 2011 | Beached Eskimo | Home |
| 23. | July 31 – Aug 7, 2011 | BackPackerBanter | Inspiration |
| 24. | Aug 14 – 21, 2011 | WanderingTrader | Darkness |
| 25. | Aug 28- Sep 4, 2011 | Finding the Universe | Tranquillity |
| 26. | Sep 12 – 19, 2011 | Fearful Adventurer | Food |
| 27. | Sep 23 – 30, 2011 | Adventures of a GoodMan | City |
| 28. | Oct 06 – 13, 2011 | Globe-Trekking.com | Reflections |
| 29. | Oct 17 – 24, 2011 | Scene With A Hart | Framing |
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And…. Here are the submissions! Send us yours before Nov the 17th!
#1 Christy from Ordinary Traveler
My friend says the silhouettes of the pillars look like elephant feet. Oceanside, CA pier. © Ordinary Traveler
#2 Veronica from Gypsy Nester
I found myself wandering alone within the ancient walls of the old city in Genoa, and a story developed right before my eyes. This shot is one of a series I posted contrasting the old (the city itself) with the new (ideas conveyed through the graffiti) and the old again (the elderly of the city). I spent the rest of the day in a trance, lost in an ancient city, capturing the people of Genoa. © Gypsy Nester
#3 Dustin Main the Skinny Backpacker
I chased this band Underworld through on their Europe tour in 2011 when I was on my first RTW. Shot in a dark club, I converted the original image to black & white. © Skinny Backpacker
#4 Amy and Kieron from Don’t Ever Look Back
A sunset over Hawaii with a silhouetted airplane and palm trees. © Don't Ever Look Back
#5 Nico from Ten Times One
This was taken from a bluff below the Mehrangarth Fort in Jodhpur, India. There was a small group of leisurely hangers to the west of where I stood and the sun was setting behind them. Birds circled above making it all so poetic. Yes, the colors were manipulated after the fact, but not as much as you might think. © Ten Times One
#6 Stephen from Bohemian Traveler
A shot from the top of Mt Sinai as we were waiting for sunrise. © Bohemian Traveler
#7 Sebastian from Off The Path
Shot in the bush in Western Australia! © Off The Path
#8 Jaime from Breakaway Backpacker
This is a photo I took while I was in Morocco and watched the sunrise in the SAHARA DESERT!!! Oh my time there was amazing... © Breakaway Backpacker
#9 Jeremy from Living the Dream
I cannot think of a more fitting silhouette shot than myself standing on top of Mount Sinai in Egypt while watching the Sunset. Just call me Indy. © Living the Dream
#10 Juno from Runaway Juno
A boy monk at Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia. © Runaway Juno
#11 Lilliane from Wanderlass
This was taken inside Belem Tower in Belem, Lisbon, Portugal. It was a Sunday (free museums) and the place was packed. But this woman was quite oblivious to her surrounding as she gazes out the window to the sea. © Wanderlass
#12 Lisa from Chickybus
Solitude and Reflection (San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua). As the sun set and the sky turned a multitude of colors, everyone sitting at the beach bar stopped what they were doing to watch. This man happened to be on the beach when it happened, which meant he was in the middle of both the beauty and the moment.© Chickybus
#13 Michael Hodson from Go See Write
One that I shot recently, while making a time lapse video of the sunrise over Angor Wat. © Michael Hodson
#14 Claire from Two 4 Travel
In Shell Beach, California. This was one of our many stops on a road trip through part of California. Ironically, Shell Beach had no shells, but there were many giant rocks like this and I loved taking shots of them. © Two 4 Travel
#15 Heather from 2Summers
Taken on a beach in KwaZulu Natal, along the eastern coast of South Africa. The moon was full and we were lit from behind by a street lamp. © 2 Summers
#16 Rebecca from Travels at 88mph
Unfortunately, I am pretty awful at silhouette-like pictures, but I have this self-portrait up in my apartment that I like enough, taken in Sydney, Australia. © Travels at 88 mph
#17 Dani and Jess from Globetrotter Girls
We had a hard time to find a picture to submit, but I like the silhouette of the fishing boat in this photo from Brighton, England. © Globetrotter Girls
#18 Pete and Dalene from Hecktic Travels
It was a long day of travel to Ingapirca, Ecuador, but worth it as we saw beautiful ruins and this llama which which just happened to be in the perfect position while eating his lunch. © Hecktic Travels
#19 Ashley from No Onions Extra Pickles
Of course I have to submit a jumping photo haha. It's one of my favorites. This picture was taken last summer while exploring the fantastic Mayan ruins of Uxmal with our lovable, but lazy, tour guide Nemo (and no, he wasn't little). © No Onions Extra Pickles
#20 Andrew from Grounded Traveler
This is a really old photo, one that was scanned in from a print copy made by a film camera, but it is one of my favorites that I have ever taken. © Grounded Travelers
#21 Rachel from Miss Travel Girl
Watching two bikers ride into the sunset at a park in Denver was truly a beautiful moment because the image was depicted as a symbolism of a typical life in Colorado. © Miss Travel Girl
#22 Gerard from GQ Trippin
This was taken in Copacabana beach as the sun set the before the New Year's Eve festivities were about to take place. © GQ Trippin
#23 Natasha from Wandering Kiwi
This pic is taken on the way back from the Marisco Tavern after sunset on Lundy Island, one of the best places I have ever been and where I realised an ambition to stay in a lighthouse! © Wandering Kiwi
#24 Manyu from ShutterFeet
I was taking sunset photos on Cape Cod when I saw this father and son walking down in the distance right in front of the sun. One of my fav shots. © ShutterFeet
#25 Christina from My View from the Middle Seat
This was taken in Barbados from my Dad's balcony on a warm, breezy afternoon. © My View from the Middle Seat
#26 Tintin of the Adventures of Tin
I took this photo during my beach break in Boracay, Philippines. ~Let me take you to paradise. © Adventures of Tin
#27 Deidra from Dream a Little Dream
The chicken and the tree chalk rock formation found in the White Desert of Egypt. © Dream a Little Dream
#28 Nisha from Le Monde
Hot air baloons at dawn at Pushkar international camel fair. No, there is no camel in it. © Lemonicks.com
#29 Claire from Beached Eskimo
Fishing shack at sunset in Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia. © Beached Eskimo
#30 Cole from Four Jandals
Here is our photo - also from Peggys Cove actually! But taken of the most photographed lighthouse in the world during our 18,000 km road trip:
Thank you all, for the awesome silhouette photos!
Wow.. that’s crazy that this has been going on for a year! Silhouette photos are some of my favorite photos to take, so it was hard picking one for this round. I think I’ll go with one of my favorite shots of Oceanside, CA pier. My friend says the silhouettes of the pillars look like elephant feet. http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/5959941782/in/photostream
Christy @ Ordinary Traveler´s last post…The Ugly Side of Travel
I know, a year! crazy isn’t it! I love taking silhouette photos too, sometimes unintentionally (the photo burns, heh)
Thanks for the photo. I love the color gradient of the water! It does kinda look like elephant feet too
Wandering alone within the ancient walls of the old city in Genoa, a story developed right before my eyes. This shot is one of a series I posted contrasting the old (the city itself) with the new (ideas conveyed through the graffiti) and the old again (the elderly of the city).
I spent the rest of the day in a trance, lost in an ancient city, capturing the people of Genoa.
http://gypsynester.com/genoasilhouette.htm
The GypsyNester´s last post…GypsyNesters on the Radio!
Great concept, great color, great photo
Thanks for joining the game!
I chased this band Underworld through on their Europe tour in 2011 when I was on my first RTW. Shot in a dark club, I converted the original image to black & white.
http://www.skinnybackpacker.com/storage/misc/roulette/30%20roulette%20silhouettes.jpg
Dustin Main – Skinny Backpacker´s last post…My 7 Links – A Quick Look at the Archives
Awesome! I like it how the band guy’s stretched arm is kinda coordinated with the audience
Great. Now I really wish I took silhouette photos when I was traveling.
Gerard ~ GQ trippin´s last post…Tech Trippin | Essential Travel Gadgets
I have a lot of unintentionally silhouette photos (burn photos, heh
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Here’s our submission:
http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/215006_193825084010585_112047888854972_522066_1643346_n.jpg
A sunset over Hawaii with a silhouetted airplane and palm trees.
Kieron´s last post…Images from New York City’s Central Park
Wow! That airplane’s silhouette is really awesome! Thanks AmzKiz
Glad to be back in the Travel Roulette casino again!
Here’s my submission:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nicocrisafulli/6329840326/sizes/z
This was taken from a bluff below the Mehrangarth Fort in Jodhpur, India. There was a small group of leisurely hangers to the west of where I stood and the sun was setting behind them. Birds circled above making it all so poetic.
Yes, the colors were manipulated after the fact, but not as much as you might think.
It’s poetic indeed, great shot
I also like the dog silhouette in the photo! Thanks, Nico!
Here’s a shot from the top of Mt Sinai as we were waiting for sunrise.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/6208997091/in/set-72157627812347712
Stephen´s last post…Photo from the Road: Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge
Awesome! One of the place that I wish to go to one day
Thanks, Stephen!
Hey guys, here is my submission:
http://off-the-path.com/wp-content/img/silhouette.jpg
Shot in the bush in Western Australia!
Sebastian´s last post…Photo of the Week: Take Away in Thessaloniki, Greece
Australian sunset is enchanting, the color is so deep and rich! Thanks, Sebastian
Loving these entries already! Especially the concert photo. Dope selections. Now you see how hard it is to choose only one winner.
Looking forward to all the entries. Good idea for a theme!
Fidel´s last post…Where Is the American Food?
Unfortunately I can’t pick multiple winner
Still the first day, and we got some brilliant shots already!
Took me a while, but I found one that I love!!!
http://breakawaybackpacker.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/DSC05497-1.jpg
This is a photo I took while I was in Morocco and watched the sunrise in the SAHARA DESERT!!! Oh my time there was amazing… check out more photos here http://breakawaybackpacker.com/2011/10/a-sahara-desert-expedition-in-photos/ If you haven’t seen them already!!!
Jaime´s last post…Feeling at home in Barcelona!
Jaime, that’s a killer shot! I’m in love with it, you shold make it posters/postcards and make money from it!
And I’m going to link that photo to your article
Love this photo, it definitely gets our vote!!
Globetrottergirls´s last post…Polaroid of the week: Street Food Stall in Patong, Phuket
Definitely one of the strongest winning candidates
Wow, I cannot believe it has been one year. This posting series has turned into something fabulous. Lets keep it going!
http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/5400_572841304490_21902759_34850123_5317236_n.jpg
Caption: “I cannot think of a more fitting silhouette shot than myself standing on top of Mount Sinai in Egypt while watching the Sunset. Just call me Indy.”
Jeremy´s last post…Five Days in Paris and Needing Five More
I know! This game is such a great idea, Indy! And I enjoy hosting the “pretty number” rounds 20 and 30
Great subject!
Here’s my entry: http://www.flickr.com/photos/runawayjuno/6330155685/
A boy monk at Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Juno´s last post…Google+ Launches Google+ Brand Page
Love how the silhouette of the monk boy really clearly looks like a monk boy!
Hi guys, here’s my entry.
This was taken in Belem Tower in Lisbon, Portugal. It was a Sunday (free museums) and the place was packed. But this woman was quite oblivious to her surrounding as she gaze out the window to the sea.
Cheers!
Hi guys, here’s my entry. http://www.flickr.com/photos/mycoffeemug/6330859851/
This was taken inside Belem Tower in Belem, Lisbon, Portugal. It was a Sunday (free museums) and the place was packed. But this woman was quite oblivious to her surrounding as she gazes out the window to the sea.
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That woman is totally in her own world. Thanks for the submission. Too bad we didn’t get the chance to climb up the tower when we visited it (it was later on the day, closed already)
Here’s my entry: http://www.flickr.com/photos/chickybus/6091675300/in/set-72157627418266335/
Solitude and Reflection (San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua)
As the sun set and the sky turned a multitude of colors, everyone sitting at the beach bar stopped what they were doing to watch. This man happened to be on the beach when it happened, which meant he was in the middle of both the beauty–and the moment.
Lisa @chickybus´s last post…Random Travel Moment #3: Indigenous Kids Making Mischief
Lovely! I was considering a picture like this too (but with a little girl instead) for example photo of this post
One that I shot recently, while making a time lapse video of the sunrise over Angor Wat — http://www.goseewrite.com/2011/10/angkor-wat-a-photographic-taster/ — 2nd photo
thanks!
Stunning, Mike! I also enjoy the rest of the photos
http://www.flickr.com/photos/two4travel/5500608602
In Shell Beach, California… This was one of our many stops on a road trip through part of California. Ironically, Shell Beach had no shells, but there were many giant rocks like this and I loved taking shots of them.
Claire´s last post…Xtreme Travel Sports
I love giant rocks like that! Thanks for the submission
Are shadows considered silhouettes? I hope so! http://2summers.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/moon-shadows.jpg
Taken on a beach in KwaZulu Natal, along the eastern coast of South Africa. The moon was full and we were lit from behind by a street lamp.
2Summers´s last post…Crack-a-DOOO!
I’ll count that as silhouette
Gorgeous photo, thanks a lot!
http://i400.photobucket.com/albums/pp82/purplekat99/sill.jpg
Unfortunately, I am pretty awful at silhouette-like pictures, but I have this self-portrait up in my apartment that I like enough, taken in Sydney, Australia.
That’s from your apartment? Lucky lucky girl!! Thanks, Rebecca
This getting tougher and tougher for me to choose…
We had a hard time to find a picture to submit, but I like the silhouette of the fishing boat in this photo from Brighton, England.
http://globetrottergirls.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Sunset-at-Brighton-Beach.jpg
Globetrottergirls´s last post…Polaroid of the week: Street Food Stall in Patong, Phuket
Nice, thanks a lot Jess and Dani!! Hey, you girls are in SEA (noticing Phuket post)? We are going to go there soon!
Yes, we arrived in Thailand about a month ago
Off to Laos next week, we’re excited to explore all of South East Asia over the next few months.. and maybe meet you guys somewhere finally?!
Awww!!! So great! We will be pudding around SEA for several months too!! I hope our path will cross, and finally meet up with you girls! That will be awesome
Hope we’re not too late. Some wonderful silhouette photos submitted so far.
Here’s ours:
http://www.hecktictravels.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Ingapirca_llama.jpg
It was a long day of travel to Ingapirca, Ecuador, but worth it as we saw beautiful ruins and this llama which which just happened to be in the perfect position while eating his lunch.
Pete´s last post…Tower Bridge by Night – in Photos
Not late at all, there’s still a half week left
Super cute, Pete!! Love it!
Woohoo! My first travel photo roulette! Here’s a link to my submission:
http://no-onions-extra-pickles.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/53-AshleyJumping-Uxmal.jpg
Of course I have to submit a jumping photo…haha…it’s one of my favorites. This picture was taken last summer while exploring the fantastic Mayan ruins of Uxmal with our lovable, but lazy, tour guide Nemo (and no, he wasn’t little).
Ashley´s last post…Exploring Barcelona, San Francisco’s Sister City
First one?!?! Haha
Hopefully not your last, I’m having so much fun joining this game!
This is my favourite jumping photo of yours, Ashley! The color combinations of the sky, the wall, and the ruin behind you is just perfect!
This is a really old photo, one that was scanned in from a print copy made by a film camera, but it is one of my favorites that I have ever taken.
Eiffel tower at dusk. http://www.groundedtraveler.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/Eiffel.jpg
Andrew´s last post…Feldkirch Austria : Phototour
Beautiful, really worth scanning it
Thanks Andrew!
Here’s a photo! http://www.misstravelgirl.com/travel/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/28253_1390842127125_1114260196_31213664_1015715_n.jpg
Watching two bikers ride into the sunset at a park in Denver was truly a beautiful moment because the image was depicted as a symbolism of a typical life in Colorado.
Very beautiful, Rachel, thanks a lot for submitting
I forgot I took this photo!
This was taken in Copacabana beach as the sun set the before the New Year’s Eve festivities were about to take place.
http://gshot.smugmug.com/SouthAmerica/Rio-De-Janeiro-December-2010/15421309_7S62sj#1154446146_TMw5Y-XL-LB
Gerard ~ GQ trippin´s last post…5 Mouthwatering Meals in Miami
Fun!! thanks for the submission
After many years of travel I can honestly say that a tiny island in the Bristol Channel is one of my favourite places. Wild and beautiful, here I fulfilled an ambition to stay in a lighthouse. This shot was taken walking back from the pub after sunset. http://www.worldwanderingkiwi.com/2011/09/lundy-island-united-kingdom/
Natasha von Geldern´s last post…Vintage Cuba: Photo essay tribute to Cuba’s classic cars
I love the feel of it, thanks a lot for the submission
This pic is taken on the way back from the Marisco Tavern after sunset on Lundy Island, one of the best places I have ever been … and where I realised an ambition to stay in a lighthouse! http://www.worldwanderingkiwi.com/2011/09/lundy-island-united-kingdom/
Natasha von Geldern´s last post…Vintage Cuba: Photo essay tribute to Cuba’s classic cars
Wow great photos so far. Here’s my submission. I was taking sunset photos on Cape Cod when I saw this father and son walking down in the distance right in front of the sun. One of my fav shots.
http://shutterfeet.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Father-and-son-silhouette-cape-cod-2010.jpg
Manyu´s last post…Boston at peace! Travel Photo Of The Week
Love it, the moment is great! Thanks for submitting
Here’s mine – such still competition!
This was taken in Barbados from my Dad’s balcony on a warm, breezy afternoon. http://flic.kr/p/96ZXyS
Christina S.´s last post…Maine: Sunrise on the Top of Cadillac Mountain
Gorgeous!! Thanks for the submission
I took this photo during my beach break in Boracay, Philippines. ~Let me take you to paradise…~
http://www.adventuresoftin.com/showpost.php?id=39
Awesome
thanks for the submission
This is crazy! Every single submission we get is ranging from beautiful to superb, how will we choose the winner? It’s going to be super tough!
For you who hasn’t submitting yet, we are still waiting
Dina,
That’s what I just said! It’s going to be difficult for you guys.
Nisha´s last post…Camel in Pushkar
Very!
The chicken and the tree chalk rock formation found in the White Desert of Egypt.
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4067/4211977049_51890993a8.jpg
Deidra´s last post…Oktoberfest – The worlds greatest party?
Wow, very cool!
Thanks for submitting
Wow! It’s gonna be difficult for you to choose a single photo as winner. Wonderful photos.
Here is my entry photo for the theme.
http://www.lemonicks.com/photos/Pushkar/P1070672.2.jpg
Hot air baloons at dawn at Pushkar international camel fair. No, there is no camel in it.
Nisha´s last post…Camel in Pushkar
Lol, better not, the camel will freak out up there! Great shot, Nisha! The balloon, the sun, the building, gorgeous
Better late than never… Here’s mine.
Fishing shack at sunset in Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia.
http://beachedeskimo.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/01.jpg
Claire´s last post…Postcard: From Fall with love…
It’s not too late, you are in
Thanks Clair, it’s beautiful!
Here is our photo – also from Peggys Cove actually! But taken of the most photographed lighthouse in the world during our 18,000 km road trip:
http://www.fourjandals.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Lighthouse-Silheoutte-2.jpg
Hope we made it in the 30 in time
Cheers
Cole
Tic toc tic toc….
Waiting for the result.
Nisha´s last post…New challenges of travel
OMG, this is brutal, Ryan and I can’t agree yet either… We have too many favourites!
dina´s last post…Foto Hari Ini: Sunset di Musim Gugur (Kanada)