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Monday, January 30, 2012

Ball of Fire

Don't get to Close its Hot!!
Man admiring the the sun in a public art display in Spain. The Sun actual moves and puts out a little heat in this display which is what makes it interesting. I wonder how much the Electric bill was for this dislay?

Sunday, January 29, 2012

Super Heroes

Spiderman
Yes, even Super Heroes get out of shape when they don't diet and exercise properly. Here Spiderman, is in much need of a new health plan. Lets just hope Superman looks better than this.

Saturday, January 28, 2012

The Invisible Man

The Invisible Man-Madrid Spain
I've always wonder what The Invisible Man looked like and I still don't know. Not only that, he doesn't talk much and when he does say something he speaks in a language I don't quite understand but I think it had something to do about money.

Friday, January 27, 2012

Low Tide

Low Tide-Bilbao, Spain
Bilbao, Spain
Man Looking for Who Know What?
The first time I passed through here the tide was up and I thought that looks cool. But when I came back the next day in the morning with the tide Low I thought it looked much more interesting. For one thing there were several people out there with pick axes and bucket looking for I guess cockles and muscles. Since there are a lot of sea food restaurants in this areas I would assume they sell there catch to them.

Thursday, January 26, 2012

Walking Mannequin


Sometimes while traveling I'll just shoot out the car window and then edit the photos later to see what I got. On this occasion  I caught this lady in front of the store with the mannequins and she just happens to resemble them. 
Walking Mannequin-Brazlandia

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Ponte do Milh

Ponte do Milh-Brazlandia, Brazil
Millions Bridge, is what I think the sign says? But there was no bridge anywhere around or any body of water for that fact. Next time I'll ask the own for an explanation. He'll probably say something like it's just a catchy phrase.

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Rainy Season

Brasilia from a Distance
The country side outside of Brasilia, Brazil.
Now that the rainy season is in full swing here in Brasilia, everything is lush and green. When I first moved here {Dry Season) I would ask the local which they preferred the dry season or the wet. It was pretty much an even split 50/50. My personal choice is the wet season although the dry season is not bad at all so I didn't mind it.