Submitted by: niko | Date Sumitted: 29th July 2009
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since i’ll be away on hiatus for the next month and may not be able to post as much as i would like, i though i’d leave you all with some of the photos i shot in greece the last time we were there. will miss you guys, but i’ll be back soon. be sure to view in full screen mode.
Submitted by: Dimitri | Date Sumitted: 22nd July 2009
A lot of New Yorkers don’t usually have any views of the sky or horizons. We are surrounded by buildings and are always on the go, its kind of hard to even have the time to ’stop and smell the roses’ of some of nature’s marvels. Recently on June 26,2009, New York City had an extraordinary looking cloud formation called Mammatus Clouds. These amazing clouds look as if they were brought in from another planets atmosphere.
A little info about Mammatus clouds (a name derived from the Latin word for breast). These clouds form from thunder clouds and have properties which are rarely seen. They have a bobbley downward protrusion that hold usually as little as 5 minutes and can rarely be seen lasting as long as an hour. They are produced entirely from water or a mixture of ice and water, they form an average of about once a year and are seen dramatically when the sun is at a low angle.
If you haven’t seen anything like this, then keep one eye in the sky and the next time you might witness some of these other worldy cloud formations.
Submitted by: niko | Date Sumitted: 21st July 2009
http://us.holland.com/everyonesgay/
we just finished a nice little project with our friends at segal savad (with whom we’ve done the tygris financial website). this site is sponsored by The Netherlands Board of Tourism & Conventions and Delta airlines in a joint venture with KLM, and AirFrance. we built it on the wordpress platform from designs supplied by segal savad. it contains a blog feature and flash movies for a bit of interactivity.
although the micro site is not intended for a purely gay travel audience, the play on words refers to the attitude of the people in this grand european city. so whether you’re actually going to amsterdam for the gay pride 2009 festivities or just happy cause you’ll be hitting all the coffee shops and the red light district, there’s plenty of info on the site to make sure you’ll have a good time.
http://us.holland.com/everyonesgay/
