Corporate Calendar 2008

My employer's calendar for 2008 is supposed to include photos taken by employees during their travels.....Normally, an application should include 4 photos, i.e. one for each season.

I've shortlisted some photos i've taken during the last year, maybe you can help with pick the best ones...

proposals for the 2008 Corporate Calendar

January - another beginning

(Jungle Sunrise in Nepal)

February - a long way to go

(Newari temple in Tansen, Nepal)

March - urbanly active spring

(La Defence, Paris)

April - Easter by the sea...or in the mountains
Aprilie - Pastele....la munte sau la mare

(Lake Sevan, Armenia)

(Tsminda Sameba church, Georgia)

(Ananuri, Georgia)

(Ananuri, Georgia)

May - blossom at its best

(mustard fields in Southern Nepal)

June - time to go into details, before it's not too late

(detail of a Jain temple in Jaisalmer, India)

(detail of a Jain temple, Jaisalmer, India)

July - trying to cool down

(deserted building in Old Delhi, India)

(shadowed street in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates)

(wind tower in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates)

August - Everybody needs a break

(Mount Kazbeg, Georgia)

(Monkey Temple, Kathmandu)

(after a morning bath in the lake, Udaipur, India)


(lazy afternoon, Jaipur, India)

(railroad to Chisinau)

September - Shadows of a shortening day....

(Bhaktapur, Nepal)

October - leafless tress yet warm afternoons

(Black Curch, Brasov, Romania)

November gets colder and colder

(Place de la Bastille, Paris)

(Jardins des Tuileries, Paris)

December - Celebration of a new year

(Buddhist stupa in Nepal)

Quite pissed off because the colleagues who made my travel arrangements thought it a brilliant idea for me to leave Lisbon Saturday morning at 7 a.m., which meant waking up at 5, rush into a cab and then wait for 1 hour in an airport in which everything was closed except for a lousy cafeteria full of old Brits returning from holidays. Bleah....! Ultimately, anti-tobacco laws didn’t hinder me having 2 cigarettes.

A window seat and the bird’s eye views on a crystal clear morning flying over the Pyrenees have miraculously improved my state of mind.....

....and the taste of the coffee on board.


could this foothpath be....the famous Camino de Santiago, aka Path of Saint James ?

It surely looks divine from up here.....

Crossing into the Bay of Biscay, right near Santander.

Acknowledgements: Sony, my Employer, Portuguese people, Lufthansa.