Europe Archive

0January 08, 2010
POD – Huh?-ngarian

Can anyone tell me what this sign says?
1January 07, 2010
POD – Shepherd

It’s not every day you get to meet a shepherd. Well, this wasn’t an average day. This shot was taken...
0January 01, 2010
2010 – A New Year

May this be a year of dreams for all of us. (Canon EOS Digital Rebel; 1/250 sec @ f/5.6; ISO...
0November 10, 2009
POD – Foggy Train in Krakow

2006 on our winter swing through Central Europe in Krakow Poland. I like this photo because of the lonely-looking guy...
2November 09, 2009
POD – Berlin Wall

East Side Gallery of the Berlin wall, December 2006. 20 years ago today the wall fell with great fanfare. This...
1November 06, 2009
POD – Croatia Sweet and Sour

I’m not even sure what fruits these are (anyone?). Maybe figs and lime? Anyway, to me, this photo is all...
1November 04, 2009
POD – Warsaw Cobblestones

A few years ago, Robin and I took a trip to Poland. One of my favorite things about Europe is...
0October 30, 2009
POD – Hello Yellow!

Berlin metro station. 2006. Things are happier there with yellow trains, and yellow walls.
1July 08, 2009
POD – A New Day

Pixelshot has grown up. Today, this site enters a new phase of existence, so I thought it only fitting to...
1July 24, 2007
iPhone in Europe

Hello world well. Here it is, my first post from the iPhone in Europe. Perhaps this is the first ever...

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