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Please submit up to 3 photos including captions for each one, your name and year of birth, and for every set we publish, you get 10 points in the forums! Email your images to GALLERY@iCUBED.us
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Submitted on 11-Dec-2007 |
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Antigua, Guatemala (September 2007).....by Laurel Chor
Submitted on 23-Jan-2008 |
On one of my last days in the town of Antigua, I was exploring a huge open air market. The market sold every single thing you could imagine. It was an enormous, elaborate maze with no discernible organization. After a few hours of exploring a came across a game of football on a proper field - totally unexpected! A group of kids were playing nearby. Seeing my camera, they competed for my attention and loved having their pictures taken. This one girl was a leader of the pack. Though she was a very happy, smiley girl, I managed to catch her off guard when a sadder expression took over her face. Funnily enough, the shots preceding and following this one, separated by fractions of a second, show her with a wide toothy grin.
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Peru (October 2007).....by Laurel Chor
Submitted on 23-Jan-2008 |
We had just arrived to camp on the first night of our 4-day trek to Machu Picchu. Having just trekked for several hours, these villagers lived in the middle of nowhere. This girl was playing around with her dog and I managed to snap these pictures. I don't think she had any idea anyone was watching. I can still remember her shrieks and the dog's playful yaps as he repeatedly try biting her behind. This is one of my favorites because it reminds me of more innocent and playful times. And it makes me laugh.
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Lake Titicaca, Border of Peru and Bolivia (October 2007).....by Laurel Chor
Submitted on 23-Jan-2008 |
We were visiting the floating reed islands on Lake Titicaca. They're manmade islands that are basically large clumps of reed! Families live together on them, and still preserve their old customs as they're so isolated (though recently it has become quite touristy). This little girl was playing by my feet.
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