Marji Lang has added a photo to the pool: Every morning, this sadhu reads the Bhagavad gita on the ghats by the Ganga river. Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India. Photo Gallery | Facebook | Google+
Seth Oliver Photographic Art has added a photo to the pool: Event: FPGC Boudoir Shoot, Intercontinental Hotel O'Hare Chicago Model: Veronica Photographer: one lucky dude it was really great to be able to participate for the first time in this kind of portrait photography and i felt that i did okay for a first timer...i still need to learn a lot though but i'm willing to invest time to learn and improve...my goal was to at least shoot the shots that i wanted and make it look classy, elegant and sexy at the same time...hope i achieved those at least in some miniscule way... View On Black and you might just get wet ;-)
fakufaku has added a photo to the pool: The A-dome, this building was closest to the epicenter of the first atomic bomb ever used on a population. Due to this position, the building actually is one of the few who are still standing now. Hiroshima, Japan.
Ev0luti0nary has added a photo to the pool: 220/365 Today was a pretty good day. I got an A in my last photo assignment and I've never gotten an A in that class yet, mostly B's and B+'s. Anyway, took this while I was eating some food at school. Follow my blog My Etsy My 500px
Ev0luti0nary has added a photo to the pool: I decided to do a little food photography today. Just a pic of what I had for lunch today, actually it was more of a late lunch because of classes and such. Follow my blog My Etsy My 500px
SPC Photography has added a photo to the pool: Day 45... For all of my 365 Project fans... Happy Valentine's Day! Obviously, my picture for today is a close-up of some roses :) To give this picture a little added touch, I added a gradient map with a color dodge overlay, applied a Lomo effect with a 50% transparency, and lightly adjusted the levels. Please visit and 'like' my new Facebook page!
fakufaku has added a photo to the pool: The A-dome, this building was closest to the epicenter of the first atomic bomb ever used on a population. Due to this position, the building actually is one of the few who are still standing now. Hiroshima, Japan.