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hmusty (171) 2009-03-07 8:59

Oh please, you can always see written plasant signs like this in non speaking English countries :). Enjoy. It's always fun to find one. Wishing there's no cable/wire in this photo. Of course it's everywhere... Happy weekend.

hmusty (171) 2009-03-05 7:24

Hi, Recep Bey, Your photo caught my attention on the tumbnail when first time I saw it. And I like your title and note chosen for this photo. It reminds me of a Turkish friend of mine who once said similar thing. The background and the light present the meaning of this photo nicely. If it were me, I would cropped little part below and perhaps add more note for us? Regards, Henny.

hmusty (171) 2009-03-05 5:07

Jumpa lagi Pak Takero. From your little-dancers photos collection, this one is my favorite. It really makes me curious on what's going on :). Sayang sekali, si gadis kecil yang jadi pusat perhatian kurang kelihatan karena gadis di sebelah kanan itu agak menutupi. Ngomong-ngomong, siapa yang tidak berkalung? Si gadis kecil itu? Aku sedikit penasaran, apa perhiasan yang dikenakan emas atau bukan yah? Kalau benar-benar emas, mudah-mudahan tidak ada jambret :). Selamat memotret, Salam dari Hiroshima, Henny.

hmusty (171) 2009-03-04 17:55

Merhaba Sadik Bey, This is the first time I see Grand Bazaar from the outside of the building. Never been there, though. Someday. Very crowded indeed. Is it always like this? Oh, I guess they are tourists with a guide:). I like the photo with its symmetric, architecture and two diff atmosphere of people in the inside and outside. Regards.

hmusty (171) 2009-03-03 6:00

Agree with what you wrote, Sir. I've been living here for a year now, and there always something new to surprise me. It's just that I can't bring my camera anytime anywhere to shot some daily life unique photos. Part of the reason is me being reluctant to do that, is it proper or not. But isn't it good to share some happy moment like this?

hmusty (171) 2009-03-01 7:21

Hi Bill, Just to answer your question. If I were to choose a wife for me, I'd choose the girl at right for the same reason as you said plus because she wore hoody :)), my fave outfit and her hair style. Don't get deceived, hoody can come very expensive :)). Love the synchronized steps. Those girls got an admirer, the man with yellow t-shirt. Regards, Henny.

hmusty (171) 2009-03-01 7:06

Hello Bill, 10Mb/s? Oh, it's free :). Never been to Changi, will make it as my 2010 plan. The prospect of meeting immigration officers always scares me :)). If Viktor were in Changi, I believe he wouldn't face some difficulties, but probably he wouldn't meet Amelia, either. Nice moment you shot here. Regards, Henny.

hmusty (171) 2009-03-01 6:34

Hey, this is from my hometown, Makassar. Love her smiling eyes and I think she looks a little bit like me when kid :)). You took this in Paotere Port I guess. Aniruddha's version in WS is also nice. Thanks for sharing. Henny.

hmusty (171) 2009-03-01 6:25

Hello Jacek, First time tried smoking when I was about 9 or 10. Just for curiousity. It was my neighbour, a nice old Papua man, who taught me how to make a cigarette using tobacco and wrapping it with a thin paper. A good lesson on how to not smoke anymore :) Like you said in your note, smoking is a real pleasure for most of them and because perhaps it is one of the few luxurious things they can enjoy. I've seen through your gallery all the photos of Papua. It is interesting to see a litle about Papua again, especially because I spent some of my childhood there back in the 80's, I love the island and concerned about it. As a reporter, do you write and publish a report or story about your Papua travelling? Oh, how I miss that place. Thanks for sharing, regards, Henny,

hmusty (171) 2009-02-17 6:47

Oh, my today favorite. Look at those expressive children. I saw several photo of children in Kashmir taken by TRC staff (if my memory serves me right) in another social network. Salam from Hiro, Henny.