Face of the Day:

May I be so bold.

Sawadee

Edited November 19, 201015 yr by sbk

Panasonic GF1, Contax 45mm lens

The crop and the guy both look uncomfortable

Interesting face, Hughden. Here is one of mine reduced to low resolution. I used it for a painting.

Funny how she looks immaculate, but her eyes seem to say her heart isn't into this. Nice shot.

Funny how she looks immaculate, but her eyes seem to say her heart isn't into this. Nice shot.

That is just what I like about it. She seems to have something else on her mind.

Is that in Bali?

Is that in Bali?

No...Chiangmai.... a bit shy I think.

Edited November 10, 201015 yr by fabianfred

Read what my "T-Shirt" says

Photo by 'Simon' during Songkran a few years ago, using me camera and whilst I was driving.

Hope this one put a smile on your faces members.

Sawadee

One from Delhi, taken a couple of years back

What a great shot/pose fabianfred - the little fella is really 'workin the camera'!

Edited November 13, 201015 yr by InspectorRex

One from Delhi, taken a couple of years back

That is truly a spectacular photo and one that should be in National Geographic. :jap:

She looks sad to me.

The others behind her appear to be looking at her.

looking at me probably...

3 days old, but 3 weeks premature,

weighing in a 2.60kg, 6lb

Not mine by the way, my friend's new daughter.

One of the many street vendors in Chiang Mai

Definitely struggle on his face. Is it memories, emotion, or physical?

More of my people watching photos... This little gal got right into it and gave me the Karate pose.

Kids in a Cambodian school near Siem Reap

Great pics Julien & Ian

I love the way that face stands out from the blur around it.

Shame about the teeth.

Getting a haircut in Lotus Rama 4 in Bangkok.

And well not too sure whether the results are good or bad

Getting a haircut in Lotus Rama 4 in Bangkok.

And well not too sure whether the results are good or bad

I can remember being that kid in the barber chair. It's clearly not what he was expecting.

Edited November 16, 201015 yr by IanForbes

I love the old folks for their character in the faces.

Of course the young gals ain't half bad either. A simple photo didn't do this gal justice. A Video would have been much better.