PhotoHunt 105: Twist(ed) – twisted tree
This is my “twisted” entry for this week. A tree trunk naturally twisting itself on the grounds of Port Isabel, Texas.
Category: Photography
photos from our travels, other interesting places and events
The most beautiful chapel in the world
PhotoHunt 103: High – Turn your head up high
Description:
Thorncrown Chapel is a 48 foot high glass structure with 425 windows and over 6,000 square feet of glass. It was designed by renowned architect E.Fay Jones. Available for daily visitation, retreats and weddings. Called the most beautiful chapel in the world, the glass and steel wonder hides deep in a woodland setting. Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
Address: 12968 Hwy 62 West, Eureka Springs
Location: Countryside West
Follow Hwy 62 west, towards Beaver Lake. We are located on the right hand side of the highway about 5 miles out of Eureka Springs.
Web Address: http://www.eurekavacation.com/thorncrownchapel
So no one would steal it
PhotoHunt 103: High – keeping the equipments up high for the weekend. This was taken in West We Go (New Orleans).
Taj Mahal tour video
Here is the YouTube video of our Taj Mahal trip last December. I have not posted most of our travel pictures, so I just incorporate them all here. I hope you will like the story.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rD5gtUoYh_Y
Also check my other videos in my youtube channel:
http://youtube.com/ladygishi
On the Taj Mahal grounds
Wordless Wednesday: Unveiling her face
A view to the Taj from the main gate. Everything is beautiful, full of optical illusions. A very amazing art and culture; a real wonder of the world.
Street entertainment
Weekend Snapshot 26: This man in New Orleans 
You can see this man about any street in New Orleans, with his li’l pup, posing for people to be entertained with his curvy long strides. The white bucket is for his earnings on the street. Good business; you just don’t move any muscle; at the end of the day, his is the last laugh 😀
Palace window
Weekend Snapshot 26: Beam of light
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In one of the palaces inside Agra Fort.
