Canon PowerShot 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...
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...
1November 02, 2009
POD – Fall Back

This shot is slightly out of focus, I know, but I keep coming back to it for some reason. Maybe...
0October 30, 2009
POD – Hello Yellow!

Berlin metro station. 2006. Things are happier there with yellow trains, and yellow walls.

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