Experience the panoramic view from the top of the highest man-made building, or visit the most remote villages in South Asia, or South America, where the habitat is in-tune with nature’s rhythms to survive. Photo of the Day shares those very moments of our presence on this earth, from the purist’s perspective.
The journey of Photo of the Day is endless, from one continent to the next, a journey that gives one an understanding of people, nature, and culture. We believe, when one feels it from the heart and captures the moment with their camera, it becomes an iconic, which is special to share with the whole world. Let’s share it with others…
Award Winner | Photo of the Day | May 14, 2013
Public transport, a collective, or a private taxi will take you to the town of Yungay, which is a couple of hours from Huaraz. From this drop-off point, expect the challenging trek to Lake 69 to take a good 3 hours, especially at an altitude of 4,400 metres. The scenery is breath taking and worth [...]
Award Winner | Photo of the Day | May 09, 2013
It was early Spring in South Africa’s Western Cape Province and I decided to take the day of and go for a ride on my motorcycle. Near Fisherhaven, outside the town of Hermanus, these vineyards caught the sun, making them look very light green in colour, with the backdrop of the mountains across the Fisherhaven [...]
Award Winner | Photo of the Day | May 07, 2013
I was visiting Grand Canyon in Arizona for the first time in my life in October, 2012. We decided to take helicopter flight over canyon. The photograph is taken from the helicopter, pointing to the eastern edge of the canyon. Early fall just started its painting work with yellow, red and mild-green colors, and I [...]
Award Winner | Photo of the Day | May 05, 2013
Grand Canyon in Arizona is so prominent tourist location, with millions of photographs created by visitors, that it is very difficult to find some new, “never-touched” landscape or angle. Books, catalogues, calendars, postcards – all of them show us beauty of this nature wonder. I was not exception during my first visit to this place [...]
