Saturday, July 16, 2005 3 comments. Trudging along the highway of life. Locked up in the coffin of routines. The remains of the human spirit. To be cast in the fires of mediocrity. Free as a feather in the breeze. Soaring like a shooting star. No fetters to hold it down. Childhood saw the best days. Effervescence and ebullience kept it alive. All through the journey of youth. But weary and tired from the struggle. 34;I love this s.

Of Black Sky and Swinging Lights. Friday, July 15, 2005 5 comments. One of the most beautiful places in the north of Pakistan; Kalam is a land of many colors and textures. The best thing though, is the people of that whole region. They may be financially in challenging circumstances, but their kindness, generosity and hospitality is an everlasting characteristic. I was there a few weeks back and tried to capture some of the natural beauty of Kalam.

Sunday, July 17, 2005 3 comments. India has a long tradition of people going to the hills to commune with nature and to get in touch with their inner selves. After a gruelling phase at work, I was ready for my communing and touching and the nearest hills were. Also, since we were in a small group, I was able to indulge my weakness for photography, hopping out of the car at scenic locations, hanging by the mountainside taking pictures and so on.

Saturday, July 16, 2005 1 comments. By Brian Ross, David Scott, and Rhonda Schwartz. One 14-year-old girl from Bunia was on her way to the village well for water, local police said, when two blue-helmeted U. troops, from Morocco, stopped her. One of the soldiers raped her, she said.

Wednesday, June 01, 2005 0 comments. Fine photography is let down by superficial writing in a recent study of graphic art, opines. At times, Lovegrove is happy to forget all about graphics and discuss social issues such as AIDS and pollution. This is all very well .