Photo A Day Photo Gallery by anthony legg at pbase.com

Photo A Day

There was no way I was ever going to keep to the regime of a photo every day.
I thought I would be able to do it but I was fooling myself.

However now I will try to upload a few photos from the previous 2 months travels in India while
I am fixing, adjusting and editing my way through my back catalogue.

Hopefully you will see something that you like among them.

dirty window	United Against Bloodshed	Mena gives Santa Maria a hug	Majdi - my brother-in-law
My neice	Dr Barbara's Birthday	Mother & Son	A Duhok Mosque
A Family Tradition	Mena - My neice	the red set	"Liberation!"
Shazat - school caretaker	boy with the liberators	In the Garden	Looking In
Traditional Kurdish Costume	Ala stand at Attention	The Rose	ponderings
Old Duhok	Mohommad	Ahmad - Drama Teacher	The Poet
Afternoon View from our Balcony	Preparing for the Day	Rana & Sohil	Big sisters
the audience	Pride	Traditional Dress	local band
Khasseroe	Story of Nuroz	the final bow	minaret
sun...shine	the winter landscape	the fields	the village of Darkar
the theatre	Barren Landscape	blue light show	winter foilage
Saady and his son Ali	Wheat Bushells	mothers	mother and child
"please do not give up"	the palace	Leh Palace	Chamspa Lhakhang
Erevan and Rejin	still waters	Repairman	the devil comes in
the cameramen	the guys	A young lad at the Zewa Centre	Mosul Dam
Najim with binoculars and cigarette	Najim - my friend	Dawood and rifle	milking the cow
Breaking the ice	Muhsin the teacher	Zewa Children Photographers	Village behind the hills
Children of light	Ahmade Xane	mother & child	the bright lights of Dohuk city
Praying with her beads	Moonlight.	Huge clouds	Chinar on the phone
Perwez & Gun	clouds & hills	Heating up the Hamam	striving to reach the top
a slanted view of life	the top of the hill	Bilmande Guide	haystack
men in the house	the hill	mountains and the mosque	A lady
the streets of duhok	Shaleen and Chinar - Friends	Waiting	Chinar, Beyda and Shaleen
Gorgis	Attack!	Haval Football team	chinar - muslim girl
Diyara	Building a new room	The Cello	Ancient city of Amadia
Violin Virtuoso	Violin and mouth organ?	A very young Barber	Monica at dusk
"Going somewhere?"	On the inside looking out	Pawan Kumar - Video store owner	the ewer
A Ladakhi House	Mr. Saleem	Kaner & Hezar	thistles
grey doors	the cornfields	Mr.Saleem	the palace
contemplation	Foggy Chortens	Kelo - Tibetan Exile	Ghereeb
Light though the window	A tough walk	Caravan through the Himalayas	Power to the people
A Great Poet	Officer Abdullah Qayoum, his Captain and friend	Officer Abdullah	light of the mountains
Ancient Buddhism	July, 2006	June, 2006	May, 2006
April, 2006	March, 2006	November, 2005	October 2005
September 2005	June 2005	May 2005	April 2005
March 2005	February 2005	January 2005	December 2004
November 2004	October 2004	September 2004	August 2004

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dawood A. Sabri		07-Feb-2008 19:00
NICE GALLERY...I HOPE FOR YOU THE BEST

Niroj		09-Nov-2007 21:06
The words can not discribe what have you done, realy thanks alot for this admirable gallary in which they show the bright and wonderful side of our Kurdistan. I wish you the good luck

Dawood A . Sabry		04-Feb-2007 21:17
Very nice photos well done,and GOD bless you. We are so lucky to have a friend like you to show people every where how much KURDISTAN is beautiful...Thanks

enny jameson		19-Nov-2006 21:30
beautiful gallery,compliments,v.

Jose Canovas		30-Oct-2006 21:22
Congrats! you have lots of great images everywhere!

SB		30-Oct-2006 05:02
I enjoyed your gallery very much.

frank liu		29-Oct-2006 13:20
a beautiful gallery!

don nieman		29-Oct-2006 12:07
Wonderful images. You have provided a sensative and beautiful glimpse into places and people most of us have only read of in newspapers or have seen on the nightly news.

Dawood A . Sabry		08-Oct-2006 21:29
Well done ANTHONY your images are so beautiful true and wonderful. bless you

amadeig		28-Jun-2006 20:45
thank you for this gallery! some of its nature photos are one of the most beautiful, that i ever seen..There is purity, harmony and beauty of world, that we live in, presenting on them. really superb gallery.

Kurdo		11-Apr-2006 00:44
Great Anthony, well done , voted to all your photos.We Kurds never forget our friends who helps uss while we need it.. Thanks again

virginiacoastline		08-Mar-2006 00:11
this is one of the more interesting, entertaining and educational PaD galleries I have seen Thanks for sharing =)

jenm1023		24-Oct-2005 10:52
VOTED. This galler is so very powerul.. your images are so striking.

Gilles Navet		18-Oct-2005 11:59
Impressive collection Anthony Art of composition and portrait sense of "true" life pic Bravo - V Gilles

Cara Vinson		12-Jun-2005 13:05
I really enjoyed these images, an Iraq that none of the American media wants us to see. Thank you for showing me that life is happening there, and that it isn't all blood and death as we are told we should believe. Thanks again.

bucari		03-Jun-2005 06:01
Photography is my hobby and my equipment is only an ordinary compact digital camera. I'd like to improve my skills to earn extra money. I still need some coaching & more practice. Comments (good or bad but hopefully good), tips & suggestions from professional photographers, amateurs, & guests are very much appreciated. My trial account will expire soon so please email me at jakemontero@hotmail.com http://www.pbase.com/bucari Anthony, many thanks for the space. Your pictures are my inspiration. Count 1 vote from me.

mariyah gaspacho		02-May-2005 17:48
YOU'VE GOT A GREAT EYE!!! FANTASTIC WORK ON YOUR PAD =D

Scott		10-Apr-2005 19:00
Your students are lucky to have such a talented teacher. Thanks for sharing such a fine collection. Very crisp!

Randu		01-Apr-2005 15:59
Very good album!

Adalberto Tiburzi		31-Mar-2005 17:57
You are doing a great job.

Mark Holmes		12-Mar-2005 04:54
Really nice gallery. I especially like the information you provide with each picture, something so many pictures at Pbase lack. Keep up the good work!

don nieman		06-Mar-2005 20:16
This is a very interesting journey. I look forward to your photographs.

virginiacoastline		06-Mar-2005 02:10
I am very much enjoying . . . and learning from . . .your PaD experiences. Keep up the good work =]

don nieman		26-Feb-2005 13:32
Very interesting gallery. Your portraits off the street are very good.

Cheryl Hawkins		28-Jan-2005 02:03
Thank you for your views of this part of our world. I'm at the end of my day online but will definitely be back for more. Cheryl

Mika Karhulahti		18-Jan-2005 20:34
Wonderful reportage-like quality on your images! I could easily imagine them seen on some magazine.. Thanks for sharing!

Peter Hong		17-Jan-2005 08:12
Through your record, let me understood the country of the distant place, like experiencing in person, thanks your sharing!

Lisa Schlender		15-Jan-2005 01:23
Your images are wonderful, Anthony! Thank you for sharing them and your experiences with us.

Jeff Hall		14-Jan-2005 17:53
Interesting gallery. Thanks for sharing your exprience.

Simon		12-Jan-2005 17:23
What a fantastic gallery. well done.

Indiawatch		18-Nov-2004 20:40
Very nice pics. Why do foreigners live in horrible hotels in Pahargunj and Sudder Street? Why not spend a few rupees more and stay in the hundreds of nicer budget hotels in town. Is it because some guide books "recommend" those horrible hotels to get the so called "True India" experience?

Benny Rochwerger		15-Oct-2004 16:05
Beatiful collection. As you said, it is very different from the pictures from the region we normally see. Keep posting ...

Randu		27-Aug-2004 17:22
Welcome to the PAD Club!

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