The Blue-Green Wallpaper

Took this shot of a wheat farm on a clear winter day.
Wheat originated in Southwest Asia in the area known as the Fertile Crescent.The cultivation of wheat began to spread beyond the Fertile Crescent during the Neolithic period. By 5,000 years ago, wheat had reached Ethiopia, India, Great Britain, Ireland and Spain. A millennium later it reached China. Now China tops the production list followed by India. Highest per capita consumption (623 kg) is found in Denmark. data source
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Shot on 1st January 2008 ; Location : U.P.,India

Photoblogs.org

This site started on Sunday, October 27th, 2002 as a simple list of 15 photoblogs. The site allowed anyone to add a new photoblog to the list... Several people did. Now there are 27,529 sites listed and Photoblogs.org has been mentioned in publications such as The New York Times, Time Magazine, The Washington Post, and slate.msn.com. So far Photoblogs.org has gone through two major revisions where the entire site was dramatically redesigned. The first rebuild was launched on October 27th, 2003 and the second on April 2nd, 2006. This site is a perpetual work in process that is guided by the feedback of its users.

My Own PhotoBlog

Checkout my PhotoBlog i started today. It features all the evidence of my outdoor shootings :).
My Digital Eyes :

• Imate 2.0 MP
• Sony CyberShot 8.0 MP
• Sony HandyCam 1.7 MP

Take a peek

Fog Lifting on Spring Hill

From the photoblog of Kathleen Connally

About the photoblog :
"On January 3, 2003, I began this photoblog to visually document the residents, visitors, plants, animals, architecture, landscapes and farm life of Durham Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania (where I live), and nearby areas in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Unless noted, all photos are taken within a ten-mile radius of my home.
This project is my ongoing attempt to become a better photographer. Some images work, some don't -- you're witnessing a permanent work-in-progress! I hope to visually convey the intricacies and joys of rural living and the critical importance of farmland, open space and uncluttered horizons to our wildlife, our watersheds, our food supply, our health and our sense of well-being." - Kathleen Connally

Visit her site for more breath-taking photographs.

Ladakh, India

Ladakh is one place you should not miss visiting. Specially if you are an indian. More about Ladakh

photo ©2007 remy bourganel

Walnuts and Apples

Photograph by conally

Durham Township, Pennsylvania

This is the first of the photo series of pictures I stumble upon on the internet.

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