Called as the windmill village by local tour operators the Village was really beautiful. The striking thing was everything was painted green.
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5/20/2009
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The Trams of Amsterdam. It is really difficult to Walk in Amsterdam as you are not used to Trams. Somehow you always just save yourself getting runover by them
at
5/19/2009
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This is replica of Holland village in Lego bricks. What I have done is a model of a model.The technique made possible by a tilt shift lens give some amazing perspective to real life images. Although I should have applied this technique to a real life image, i used for a model of holland in Legoland windsor.
You can change any of your photos to model by using this online tool tiltshiftmaker.com/
If you want to get inspired then check out this video, made using a tilt shift lens
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Do you know your Carbon footprint? If not this site will help you.
Two months back I got myself a Bicycle, I wanted to get in Shape and also wanted to reduce my carbon footprint. ( My wife being very skeptical as with all my exercise equipment this too will gather dust in my collection).But I was determined and got the Bike. It has pretty good specs full suspension, disc brakes, 18 shimano gears and what not.
So when I started two months back 20 Kilometers on each day to my office and back seemed very daunting and it was .First 10 days were painful and it wasnt easy to handle my kid after coming from office. But as they say it requires 42 days to build a habit and so it was. Now I dont want to miss cycling to my office any day.
Not only have i recovered the cost of cycle but now I dont feel guilty having that extra portion of Icecream
at
3/09/2009
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Saw this complex piece of instrument which works as clock,sextant as well as helps in pointing out planetary position. This was clicked in Oxford astronomical museum.
Denoting it as a instrument would be an insult! it is a work of art.
at
12/03/2008
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