Microstock Photo of the Day (Saturday, November 16, 2008)

Palace Gate.

Microstock Photo of the Day (Saturday, November 15, 2008)

Ancient Astrolabe.

Microstock Photo of the Day (Saturday, November 1, 2008)

Microstock Photo of the Day (Saturday, October 25, 2008)

This panorama turned out SO nice. Even the two guys walking along at the base of the building are in sharp focus. There are also the reason that this is an "editorial" photo. I hope that doesn't cramp my sales with this photo.

Microstock Photo of the Day (Saturday, September 13, 2008)

This Chinese ideograph means "to become," or "to achieve." It's one my favorite.

Microstock Photo of the Day (Sunday, September 7, 2008)

A repeating square lattice pattern I found in downtown Houston.

Microstock Photo of the Day (Saturday, August 30, 2008)

More and more, Asia the place to be to see the cutting edge of architecture. Every day subways stations, train depots, department stores, apartment buildings, and colossal corporate skyscrapers are being torn down to make way for newever, edgier 21-st century megaliths. One unfortunate side-effect of this is that some Asian governments are frenziedly tearing old buildings with much cultural and historical value. What they need is some kind of classical architecture conservation act, which re-tools and re-purposes old buildings for the next generation of use.

Microstock Photo of the Day (Saturday, August 23, 2008)

Someone punched a couple holes in this Asian paper window.