From the age of 16 onwards, that's when my father gave me a point-n-shoot Kodak, wherever I've gone in the world, the one thing that's gone with me is a camera. From Washington DC to Wailoaloa, Fiji. From Wikala al Ghuri in Cairo to the White river and to Wadi Rum.
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Mashrabiya window in Wikala al Ghuri, Cairo.
For the privacy of women. |
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| Plaque on the medieval wall of Bath, UK. |
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| White river on a gorgeous, early winter day. Carmel, IN. |
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| Humayun's tomb, Delhi. |
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| Old wooden windows from the 1920s/30s, Kolkata. |
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Wading hamercop, they live in a wide variety of wetlands in Africa and
Arabia. Masai Mara, Kenya. |
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| Stained glass window, Bath Abbey, Bath. |
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| West Potomac Park, Washington DC. |
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| Weeping willow, Kew Gardens, Greater London, UK |
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| Watching the lights recede, Singapore. |
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| 4WD in Wadi Rum, Jordan. |
I'm ending with a video - of wave watching on Wailoaloa beach, Fiji. The tide was coming in. I went for long walks on this beach sometimes as it was the closest to Denarau, where we lived while we were there. One of my friends on viewing the clip, commented, 'It's sounds like the earth is breathing.' Wow! Did she nail it or what?
That's all for W for windows, waves, winter and water. Hope you've enjoyed the photos. Happy A-Zing! - if you're participating, we're well into the last week now! And happy cusp season to you, if you're not!
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Thank you. Muchly.
ReplyDeleteThe earth breathing. I will always think of that when I hear the waves again.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteWhat Wonderful Words you bring With the Windows of your lens... YAM xx
Wow, Whoa, and Whew - almost to the finish line. Lovely photos
ReplyDeleteHi Nila - yes the world does move with the waves ... it breathes ... clever selections - cheers Hilary
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