Wookology

postcards are nice

• Posted by Encino on December 19th, 2008 filed in animals, art, asia, ecology, europe, travel

Aren’t postcards nice? I haven’t been good enough to send too many and haven’t received that many either but they are fun to look at sometimes. Distinct shots in well-known or lesser-known spots, the sometimes ancient photographs and their designs convey more than what might have been originally intended.

Archiane, France

Pão de Açúcar, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.

Santorini, Greece

Istanbul, Turkey

Monkey family Thailand. This one is clever because it seems to show an innocent humble monkey family but if you know these monkeys like I know these monkeys then you know that these wicked devils are only waiting for their next chance to wreck havok.

Mucha - Prague, Czech Republic

Azores, Portugal

Krk, Croatia

Sagarmatha, Nepal

Paksi, Hungary, nuclear plant. This was a very fun and memorable trip during my year at CEU in Hungary. I am against nuclear until they do more research to improve the process. There are some possibilities. For one, they should figure out what can be done with the waste because they still have no clue and nowhere to put it.

Paksi, Hungary, nuclear plant control room. This looks like 1970 but that is about how it was in 2004 as well, except for the engineers had long beards and t-shirts.

Some Raja somewhere lost in Indian history shows up with Warhol-esq colors on an Ibiza postcard.

Pitons, St Lucia

The Great Wall in China and some nice flowers as if Mongol Hordes never came to kill here.

Hungarian political party using the Tianamen image.

Shiva Ganesh Parvati