EEEEeeeee I finally won Photo Roulete!!! Y’all know I love taking photos and sharing them and is why I have my “IN PHOTOS” & “PHOTO ROUND UP” series. It’s also why I can’t wait to buy a DSLR when I get home and try to improve my photography. This is one of the few chain events that I love around the travel blogging community. I just think it’s such a unique way for us to dig into our photo collection and share a photo of whatever the category may be. Travel Photo Roulette was started in November 2010 by Jeremy from LivingTheDream as a way for travel bloggers to showcase their best photography. For each round a new theme is chosen, and independent travel bloggers are asked to submit their photos. Then a winner is chosen to host (and judge!) the following round.
The last round (#51) was “FRIENDSHIP” hosted by Life’s Little Victories. My photo of 4 children in Elephantine Island goofing around was chosen as the winner and well now it’s my turn to host. I wasn’t sure what to pick as the theme… didn’t know if I should be silly and pick a naughty theme or keep it serious. Well I am keeping it serious and I am happy to announce the theme for Round #52 of Travel Photo Roulette:
FACE
I’ve mentioned on several occasions that I have never been good at photographing peoples face. It’s something I wish I was good at because I am always intrigued by faces. The eyes… the wrinkles… the nose… the smile… the look… the hair… the skin… it always makes me wonder “what is their story?”. If you think about it I think the whole world is intrigued in peoples face. FACE is even in the name of the biggest website in the world FACEBOOK. I’ve been on the road almost 2 years and I have only been able to capture a handful of good photos of peoples face (most of them in India) and am curious to see your best.
Some examples:
—This was taken during the Holi Festival in Mathura, India. —
—This was taken while exploring the Ruins of Hampi, India.—
—This was taken during my experience volunteering in India with the students of Sambahli-Trust.—
The Contest will run from December 15th to December 22nd, 2012.
For those new to the process, Travel Photo Roulette is a rotating event open to bloggers and photographers and people generally interested in good work. See the rules below
Contest Overview
The contest rotates through travel and/or photography blogs as such, the winner of the previous round of Travel Photo Roulette hosts the subsequent round on their own blog. The new host then chooses the next theme, a generic keyword or phrase and players submit their interpretations of the theme over course of the week of the contest.
At the end of the week, the hosting blogger chooses their favorite photo from the submissions and displays it as the week’s winning entry. They then include direction to the new host for the next round. Readers can attempt to lobby the author toward a certain photo via comments – the author can accept or ignore any lobby 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.
Guidelines
- One submission per Blog (so sites that have 2+ authors only get one entry).
- Post processing is permitted, but photo altering (ie. photoshopping) is not.
- 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!
- Please try and keep your images medium-sized and web-optimized (around 600px).
- 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 okay to say focused things such as “monuments at night” which most of us have pictures of. Phrases can be generic ‘signs’, or abstract ‘religion’. *Abstract thoughts are appreciated, but keep it within the realm that all readers will understand. No “Kafka-esque”, or “Overlooking Creation”. Use something that is able to be interpreted by all.
- 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!
How to submit your photos
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 we will 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 throughout the week to see all the entries as they come in and feel free to comment on them. The contest runs for 7 days from today, with the submission date being December 15th to December 22nd, 2012 (Saturday thru Saturday). The winner will be announced in a few days after the deadline, and they will host round #53.
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!
1. Nov 4–10, 2010 – Living the Dream – “Animals”
2. Nov 17–24, 2010 – Skinny Backpacker – “Road Signs”
3. Nov 29–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 – 10 Times One – “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. Jul 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”
30. Nov 9 – 16, 2011 – Vagabond Quest – “Silhouettes”
31. Nov 26 – Dec 3, 2011 – Hecktic Travels – “Music”
32. Dec 11 – Dec 18, 2011 – Globetrotter Girls – “Love”
33. Dec 25 – Jan 1, 2012– Man on the lam – “Humor”
34. Jan 8 – Jan 15, 2012 – My Walkabout – “Winter”
35. Jan 15 – Jan 22, 2012 – The Art of Slow Travel – “Blue”
36. Feb 6 – Feb 13, 2012 – Ten times One – “Depth of the Field”
38. March 7 – March 14, 2012 – Nomadbiba – “Sunshine”
39. March 24 – 31, 2012 – Travel With Kat – “Local Character”
40. April 10 – 16, 2012 – The Travel Bunny – “Street Scene”
41. April 23 – April 30, 2012 – Adventure Crow – “Spirit of the Country”
42. May 7 – 14, 2012 – Food Travel Bliss – “Evening”
43. May 17 – May 24, 2012 – Matt Gibson – “Adventure”
44. May 30th – June 6, 2012 – Flashpacker HQ – “Once In A Lifetime”
45. July 23rd – July 30, 2012 – Skinny Backpacker – “Surreal”
46. August 10 – August 17, 2012 – 2away – “Smile”
47. Aug 27 – Sept 2, 2012 – Bridges and Balloons – “Excellent Splendour of the Universe”
48. Sept 8 – Sept 15, 2012 – The GypsyNester – “What the ?!”
49. Oct 22 – Oct 29, 2012 – Runaway Juno – “Sweet”
50. Nov 12 – Nov 19, 2012 – GQ Trippin – “Play”
51. Nov 25 – Dec 2, 2012 – Life’s Little Victories – “Friendship”
The more the merrier: Please share this article on Facebook, Twitter, StumbleUpon and G+ and elsewhere to get more people involved. We look forward to your entries!
Submit your entry by December 22nd – or let me know which of the entries below are your favorites:
Images will be posted as they come in.
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Entries for Round #52
Entry #1:
Denise – The Art of Slow Travel
I managed to capture a very interesting face during my trip to Istanbul, and the owner of this face was very happy to pose for me….
Entry #2:
Peg – A Kit & A Camera
This was taken on a beach in Rio das Ostras, Brazil. A little boy seeing a live puffer fish for the first time.
Entry #3
Giulia – Travel Reportage
My submission is probably not what one would expect… This is one of the Ain Ghazal statues, that are believed to be the first statues ever made in history. Some of them are dated back to 10,000 years ago. I found this one in Amman, in the citadel’s museum, and found it very interesting looking… nice or creepy?
Entry #4
Daniel – Globe Trekking
I don’t take many portrait photos, but my entry is probably one of my favorites….
Entry #5
Jason – Global Walkabout
Took this picture outside of the Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania. The Baboon was in the process of being cleaned and I am pretty sure was seeking my approval but not entirely sure.
Entry #6
Ellen – The Time-Crunched Traveler
“I captured this image of a little girl in Kampala, Uganda while I was volunteering at an orphanage there in May 2009. She was surrounded by such poverty, pain, and suffering, but yet she was so full of life. I love this image because I feel her sense of enduring hope and zeal for life is communicated through the expression in her eyes.”
Entry #7
David & Veronica – The GypsyNester
In the Colonial Center of Quito, Ecuador, this lady was sweet enough to let us snap her photo – and sent us along with a blessing.
Entry #8
Ash – The Most Alive
This shot of a Royal Bedouin Police Officer in ceremonial uniform was taken in Petra, Jordan.
Entry #9
Sherry – Grassy and Wanting Wear
This is a Mayan woman from Guatemala. This photo was taken to help the organization write fundraising letters; she had came limping into the organization I was volunteering with to ask for financial aid for a knee surgery.
Entry #10
Corey – Where’s Waldner
Taken during a friendly (and giant) game of chess in a park in Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina. This man was in the middle of figuring out his next move.
Entry #11
Jade – Our Oyster
I am also really shy about taking photos of strangers, but this little girl in Cambodia was really eager to have her photo taken.
Entry #12
Jeremy – Living The Dream RTW
How about a face from Cambodia’s Angkor Wat? One only a mother could love… (just kidding)
Entry #13
Dani – Globetrotter Girls
My entry is one of the many creepy faces that you find in front of the White Temple in Chiang Rai, Thailand.
Entry #14
James – Fly, Icarus, Fly
The portrait is of a Himba boy in northern Namibia. The Himbas are semi-nomadic and live close to the earth. We spent an unexpected night here when our overlanding truck became inextricably mired in mud, but it made for some wonderful interactions!
Entry #15
Travis – Flashpacker HQ
This cute little girl was on the steps of Doi Suthep as I was coming down after an early morning of shooting images around the temple in Chiang Mai. I couldn’t help but take a few images.
Entry #16
Leif – The Runaway Guide
In the midst of the Egyptian revolution, just minutes away from an intense tear gas battle, a little boy stares nonchalantly at a lanky travel blogger taking his picture
Entry #17
Adam – Getting Stamped
The life of a monkey in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. This little guy took a break from lounging atop his statue to pose for our picture.
Entry #18
Suzanne – The Travel Bunny
I’m not keen on taking pics of peoples’ faces but on this occasion I made myself – I’d love to learn more about the life in this face.
Entry #19
Priyank – Final Transit
Rolling couscous balls with the womenfolk in Cappadocia, Turkey!
Entry #20
Kathryn – Travel with Kat
I photographed this girl last month in the Sinai Desert, Egypt. It was just before I climbed onto the back of a camel to ride through the desert to a Bedouin camp. Now I am home, I wonder how old she is and what is her story?
Entry #21
Jessie – Travel THIS
He owns a guest house in Gili Trawangan and was very helpful to guide me to the best places in Indonesia and give interesting insight to Indonesian society and effects of tourism.
I must admit that I usually don’t go to people and ask them if I can take a close up of their face (unless they are children!), as I would absolutely hate it if a stranger did that to me. Having said that, I did manage to capture a very interesting face during my trip to Istanbul, and the owner of this face was very happy to pose for me….
http://www.theartofslowtravel.com/2011/01/roof-top-views-from-the-galata-tower-istanbul/street-art-461×614/
Denise recently posted..Slow Travel Australia – Lilian on 16 months working and travelling down under
I so understand you Denise, because I am the same way. I always have to ask 1st and even then I sometimes feel uncomfortable. The photo you submitted is so funny. I love your take on FACE and love street art and love that it’s from Istanbul (my fav city in the world). Thanks for the submission.
What did I tell yah?! Totally sent good jujus your way and I am LOVING this theme – face! Great pics of the student in India.. can’t wait to see all the submissions for this one. Congrats again!
Kieu recently posted..11 Reasons to Fall in Love with Prague
I know right thanks Kieu, thanks so much!!! Glad you love the theme… I hope you submit a photo soon.
Love the theme, and can’t wait to look at everyone’s submissions!
Here’s mine, which was taken on a beach in Rio das Ostras, Brazil. A little boy seeing a live puffer fish for the first time:
http://jpegge.smugmug.com/Travel/Brazil/i-bHdZJ77/1/M/025Fishing-M.jpg
Peg recently posted..Family Connections and Gibside National Trust
Glad you love the theme Peg. This photo is way too cute, his face is adorable. Thanks for the submission!
I remember the “faces” post, you had some really great shots 🙂
My submission is probably not what one would expect… This is one of the Ain Ghazal statues, that are believed to be the first statues ever made in history.
http://travelreportage.com/statua.jpg
Some of them are dated back to 10,000 years ago.
I found this one in Amman, in the citadel’s museum, and found it very interesting looking… nice or creepy?
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Wow Giulia, no this is not what I expected. I like this very interesting indeed. I can’t stop looking at the eyes. Thanks for the submission.
Congratulations on the win. I don’t take many portrait photos, but my entry is probably one of my favorites….
http://globe-trekking.com/en/blog/2012/12/15/photo-roulette-52-faces/
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Thanks Daniel, yeah I don’t take many either because I don’t feel comfortable yet. Very good submission again the eyes… they draw me in. Thanks for it.
Hey Jaime,
I took this picture outside of the Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania. The Baboon was in the process of being cleaned and I am pretty sure was seeking my approval but not entirely sure.
https://picasaweb.google.com/109196571144196428265/CapeTownToNairobiBigMomma?authkey=Gv1sRgCOzc1tCtg6T6DA#5786269155405338034
Hey Jason thank you so much for the submission. I love your take on FACE… made me laugh.
I love this idea! Faces have been hard for me on this trip as well, partly because I’m nervous to ask permission to take the photos – silly me!
This is a Mayan woman from Guatemala. This photo was taken to help the organization write fundraising letters; she had came limping into the organization I was volunteering with to ask for financial aid for a knee surgery.
Women in Guatemala, like in most places in the world, do a majority of the farming, selling in the markets and taking care of children. Unfortunately their husbands are not supportive in the field or financially, as the money is often spent on alcohol or themselves (not even the children). Without the financial help, she would never get the surgery. Unfortunately, I don’t know if the money was ever raised. Her face has stuck with me throughout this journey as a reminder of the plight of women around the world and as motivation to work toward improving their situations.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/indichick/6331342729/
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Sherry I love that we are on the same boat, but I think with time we may get better… at least I hope so jaja! Thank you for your submission very interesting indeed. I remember traveling through Guatemala and wanting to photograph so many beautiful faces, but couldn’t.I know her story is so similar to so many women across Latin America and it breaks my heart. I hope she was able to get the surgery.
P.S. I was not able to download or save your photo, so could you please email it to me? Once I receive it I will put it up!
https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc6/268817_10100226139341831_6207790_n.jpg
I captured this image of a little girl in Kampala, Uganda while I was volunteering at an orphanage there in May 2009. She was surrounded by such poverty, pain, and suffering, but yet she was so full of life. I love this image because I feel her sense of enduring hope and zeal for life is communicated through the expression in her eyes.
And great photo theme choice, btw! 😉
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Thanks Ellen for you submission. Such a very interesting photo. It always amazing me how happy so many children are full of life yet surrounded by poverty or just about nothing. It’s eye opening that in reality kids just need to feel loved.
In the Colonial Center of Quito, Ecuador, this lady was sweet enough to let us snap her photo – and sent us along with a blessing.
http://www.gypsynester.com/quito-woman-smiling.htm
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Thank you so much for the submission. She looks so cute. I love old ladies with faces like this it just makes me want to know their story even more.
Here is my entry – http://www.flickr.com/photos/71590703@N06/6597451389/in/set-72157628632137951
I am also really shy about taking photos of strangers, but this little girl in Cambodia was really eager to have her photo taken
Jade – OurOyster.com recently posted..Travel In The Second Trimester
Thank you for the submission Jade. Glad I’m not alone about feeling shy about taking photos of strangers. This makes me eager for Cambodia because I will be there in about 2 days.
P.S. I was not able to download or save your photo, so could you please email it to me? Once I receive it I will put it up!
Great pics there Jaime, looking forward to when you finally get your hands on that SLR!
This shot of a Royal Bedouin Police Officer in ceremonial uniform was taken in Petra, Jordan.
http://themostalive.com/travel-photo-royal-jordanian-bedouin-desert-police/
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Thanks Ash for your compliment & submission. I think I remember seeing this photo on your blog actually. Great shot… I love the color in this photo. Oh & yeah I can’t wait to get my hands on a SLR!!
Here’s mine!
Taken during a friendly (and giant) game of chess in a park in Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina. This man was in the middle of figuring out his next move.
http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff256/pangaeanshift/IMG_0383-Copy_zps4b1f0396.jpg
Corey
Thanks Corey for the submission. That is a interesting face for sure.
How about a face from Cambodia’s Angkor Wat? One only a mother could love… (just kidding)
https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/150212_627161117150_5142503_n.jpg
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Jaja… good one Jeremy. Thanks for the submission.
Congrats for winning the photo roulette – finally!! Well deserved! And you chose a great theme for this round.
My entry is one of the many creepy faces that you find in front of the White Temple in Chiang Rai, Thailand:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/globetrottergirls/8025317675/in/set-72157628710793119
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Thanks Dani & thanks for the submission. Your entry is so scary jaja.
P.S. I can’t download or save your photo to post it. I hope you can email it to me.
Here’s my entry!
http://bit.ly/VNBIDO
The portrait is of a Himba boy in northern Namibia. The Himbas are semi-nomadic and live close to the earth. We spent an unexpected night here when our overlanding truck became inextricably mired in mud, but it made for some wonderful interactions!
James @ Fly, Icarus, Fly recently posted..The Repro Men — Saigon’s Anonymous Artists
Hey James… ah so awesome that you submitted an entry. I didn’t know you had a blog too. Thanks so much for a very interesting submission.
Grats on the win! Glad to see this is still bouncing out among the travel bloggers! Here’s an entry for this week’s contest:
http://flashpackerhq.com/wp-content/themes/thesis_18/custom/images/thai_girl.jpg
This cute little girl was on the steps of Doi Suthep as I was coming down after an early morning of shooting images around the temple in Chiang Mai. I couldn’t help but take a few images.
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Travis this lil girl is too damn cute, I love the bright colors. Thanks for the submission.
Hey Jaime,
Here is my contest submission, http://www.runawayguide.com/travel-resource/photo-contest-submission/
Best,
Leif
Oh great submission Leif. I think you know I have a soft spot for Egypt…lol!!! Thanks.
Thanks! Yea, I love my sugar cane juice, and my revolutions.
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Ah yes the revolutions… excited to be there for the 2nd year anniversary of the revolution. Should be interesting since still so many things are going on.
Congrats on the win Jamie! I spent hours today looking through past themes, what a great contest!
Our Submission:
http://www.gettingstamped.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/DSC_0206.jpg
Caption:
The life of a monkey in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. This little guy took a break from lounging atop his statue to pose for our picture. Does a face on top of a face = bonus points?!?
Adam @ GettingStamped recently posted..How to rig a chicken drop
Thanks Adam. Yes I love this contest I think it’s just great & so much fun. Interesting submission… thanks for it.
Lovely theme and congrats on your win.
I’m not keen on taking pics of peoples’ faces but on this occasion I made myself – I’d love to learn more about the life in this face.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/14870023@N02/6893781619/in/set-7215761865720526
Suzanne (Travelbunny) recently posted..Goreme – Fairy Chimneys and Cave Hotels
Thanks Suzanne. I’m glad I am not along on taking photos of peoples face. I’d love to learn more about the life of this face. Thanks for the submission.
Wow! I would love to win, of course, but I have to say that image #13 of the Namibian boy is just STUNNING. Excellent shot, James.
Peg recently posted..Family Connections and Gibside National Trust
I know it’s a great submission. Yours though still makes me smile when I see it.
Here’s my submission Jaime, I am always hesitating to capture people’s photos…
http://finaltransit.com/blog//wp-content/gallery/tr/food/19P0445.jpg
Rolling couscous balls with the womenfolk in Cappadocia, Turkey
thanks!
Priyank recently posted..Building a traveller-friendly SimCity
Thanks Priyank for the great submission. Turkey is one of my favorite countries in the world.
What a wonderful collection of photos. No idea how you are going to choose a winner!
It was hard to pick one to enter so I went with one of my more recent shots . Here’s a link to my entry of a Bedouin girl in the Sinai Desert in Egypt. http://travelwithkat.com/2012/12/21/girls-rights/
I know I have no clue how I am going to pick either. I love your submission and it’s story. Plus well I have a soft spot for Egypt. Thanks Kat for the submission.
I love love love this, and all the faces within. Portrait photography always captures me, but I rarely capture them myself…I need to make it a point to do so.
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I know what you mean Katrina, it’s def so much harder. The great thing is when you get the shot it’s all worth it. Wish you had a photo you could submit.
My submission is of Adi from Indonesia. http://www.flickr.com/photos/technodread/5798648055/in/photostream
He owns a guest house in Gili Trawangan and was very helpful to guide me to the best places in Indonesia and give interesting insight to Indonesian society and effects of tourism.
Cheers!
Jessie Marie
Thanks Jessie for the submission. This makes me wanna go to Indonesia now even more.
Love it! We totally saw this guy in April while we were there! We loved Gili T!!
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Ja that is crazy!
My favorites are #13 and #15.
#13 is super funny, like it a lot. And the tiny one on #15 is just sooooo cute.
I have so many favorites… it’s gonna be so hard for me to pick a winner.
That cute girl hanging out at the bottom of the steps at Doi Suthep. Her Mother dresses her up in a Lisu costume. You can only take her picture after you give her money. How much money did you pay for this? You didn’t think about why she wasn’t in school? No she is not part of the Lisu truibe. Please stop paying people for staged photos, it gives the profession a bad name.
I didn’t know that Wally. I didn’t take that photo. Thanks for sharing that information with me though.
Yesterday, while I was at work, my sister stole my iphone and tested to see if it can survive a 30 foot drop, just so she can be a youtube sensation.
My iPad is now broken and she has 83 views.
I know this is totally off topic but I had to share it with someone!
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