Today I open a new set of posts from my trip to Los Angeles, California. All pictures in this post have been taken in the Heart of Hollywood – Walk Of Fame, Hollywood Blvd.
‘Nona Hora’ Posts
Hollywood. Time Flies
Posted: 29th January 2012 by Memographer in Los Angeles, California, Nona HoraTags: California, Charlie Chaplin, Checker Cab, Cute Dogs on Hollywood Walk Of Fame, El Capitan, Express Ad, Grauman's Chinese Theatre, Harold Russell Star, Heart of Hollywood Statue, Hollywood, Hollywood Blvd Traffic Light, Hollywood Musician Beggars, Hollywood Sign, Hollywood Statue, Hollywood Walk of Fame, Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Super Girls of Hollywood, Where the Walk of Fame starts
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Incredible !ndia. Sambhali Trust Book
Posted: 24th January 2012 by Memographer in India, Nona HoraTags: Empowering Indian Women and Girls, Incredible India, India, Jodhpur, Memographer, Rajasthan, Sambhali Trust, Sambhali Trust Book, spread the word, Volunteering Help Projects, Volunteering in Asia, Volunteering work in India
Last summer I worked on a volunteering assignment for non-profit organization Sambhali Trust in Jodhpur, India. Click here to read my post about Sambhali Trust. Today I am glad to inform you that my Sambhali Trust book has been published! Please use a Book Show below to flip through the pages of a digital version [...]
Miami, Florida – South Beach
Posted: 21st January 2012 by Memographer in Miami, Florida, Nona HoraTags: A Girl Dancing on Table in Mangos Tropical Cafe, Atlantic coast, Beer Corks on the beach, Capital of Latin America, City of Miami, City of Miami Beach, Clevelander, Cruise Capital of the World, Cuban American city, Downtown Miami, Espanola Way, Florida, Girl Dancing in South Beach Miami Night Club, Holocaust memorial at 1933-1945 Meridian Avenue, Holocaust Memorial of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation, Hotel Clifton, Human Footprint on the Moon, in Miami Beach, Jewish Memorial Designed by Kenneth Treister, Lincoln Road, Lummus Park, Mango's, Mangos Tropical Cafe the Best Restaurant Club in Miami Beach Florida, Memographer, Miami Art Deco District, Miami Beach Post Office, Miami Florida, Miami Night Life, Miami-Dade County, News Cafe, Ocean Drive, Sherbrooke Hotel, Skyscraper in Downtown Miami, South Beach Miami, South Beach Miami Night Club, Streamline Moderne Art Deco architecture, Sunrise at Miami Beach, Versace House
It took about 12 hours to get to Miami from Atlanta by a car. I have stayed at Miami Beach and really enjoyed its nightlife. South Beach (also called SoBe) is full of clubs and pubs. If you are looking for a vacation on the beach with busy nightlife, South Beach Miami is your place. [...]
Washington, D.C. – Air and Space
Posted: 17th January 2012 by Memographer in Nona Hora, Washington, D.C.Tags: Gustav, Medium range ballistic missiles tipped with nuclear warheads, Memographer, Memography, Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-6/R3 (Me 109, Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, Soviet SS-20 and American Pershing II missiles, Soyuz - Apollo. The first joint US-Soviet space flight, uri Gagarin's Space Suit
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum was at the top of my list of museums to visit in Washington, D.C. It has twenty-three galleries exhibiting hundreds of aircraft, spacecraft, missiles, rockets, and other flight-related artifacts – boy’s paradise! It was so exciting to see in person 1903 Wright Flyer, SpaceShipOne, Apollo 11 command module, Soviet [...]
Washington, D.C. – Smithsonian Treasures
Posted: 16th January 2012 by Memographer in Nona Hora, Washington, D.C.Tags: Le Bijou du Roi, Le bleu de France, Memographer, Memography, Smithsonian, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Smithsonian Institution Building (The Castle), Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Sculpture Garden, The Hope Diamond, The National Mall
The Smithsonian is the World’s largest museum and research complex, with 19 museums, 9 research centers and 168 affiliate museums around the world. It has over 136 million items in its collections! I didn’t plan to check out all the items on my trip to Washington :) But, I wanted to see some unique treasures, [...]
Washington, D.C. – Streets of the Capital
Posted: 12th January 2012 by Memographer in Nona Hora, Washington, D.C.Tags: A Couple, Annapolis, Atlantic Ocean, Bay Bridge, Beyond This Point, Cadillac, Chesapeake Bay, Korean War Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Memographer, National World War II Memorial, Park Horse Police, State of Maryland, Streets of the Capital, The Capital Squirrel, The Capitol, The Chesapeake Bay Bridge, The White House, Washington D.C., Washington Monument
#1 Washington, D.C. is the Capital of the United States of America. Officially founded on July 16, 1790, Washington, DC (formally the District of Columbia) is unique among American cities because it was established by the Constitution of the United States to serve as the nation’s capital. The City had an estimated population of 617,996 [...]
Dominican Republic. Entertainment Team
Posted: 11th January 2012 by Memographer in Dominican Republic, Nona HoraTags: A Cute Dominican Girl Dancing, Caribbean Sea, Dominican Boy, Dominican Dance, Dominican Dancer, Dominican Flag Costume, Dominican Girl, Dominican Love Dance, Dominican Republic, Entertainment Team Girl Dancer, Girl in Underwater Dance, Night Performance with Torches, República Dominicana, Santo Domingo, Spanish Dance, The End of Dance, Travel to Dominican Republic
As I have mentioned in my previous post, during my stay in the resort in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic the entertainment team did a great job of entertaining tourists. Here are a few photos taken during team’s performances. Enjoy! View other posts from my trip to Dominican Republic >>
Dominican Republic. Day of Sevens
Posted: 9th January 2012 by Memographer in Dominican RepublicTags: 777, A Local Guy with Two Parrots, Beach of Caribbean Sea, Beach Volleyball, Bicyclers, Boy Pillow Fight, Day of Sevens, Dominican Republic, Girl Pillow Fight, July 7 2007, Pink Flamingo, República Dominicana, Route 66, Santo Domingo, The Boats, Travel to Dominican Republic
It was a while ago… on a Day of Sevens (July 7, 2007). Seven is considered lucky by many people. So many people went to Vegas on that day :) I decided to move in the opposite direction and live out a few days, including 7-7-7, on the beach of Caribbean Sea in Santo Domingo, [...]
Las Vegas, Nevada. Sin City
Posted: 4th January 2012 by Memographer in Las Vegas, NevadaTags: Bellagio Fountain Show, Crazy Girls Show, Fans, Folies Bergere Ad, Girls by Phone Cards, Great Grand Canyon, Guess Bus Stop, Las Vegas, Las Vegas Blvd, MGM Hotel and Casino, Nevada, New York New York, No "IFs" "ANDs" Or..., Paris Hotel and Casino, Riviera Hotel and Casino, Showgirls, Sin City, South Strip, Travel to Las Vegas
Las Vegas, Nevada doesn’t need my introduction here. When one hears “Las Vegas”, the city name speaks for itself. It means Gambling, Cash, Entertainment, Sex, Alcohol, and a lot of Fun :) I got a mixed impressions of the City. The most remembered- walking along the South Strip of Las Vegas I always felt like [...]
Havana, Cuba. American Classic Cars – 3
Posted: 3rd January 2012 by Memographer in Havana, Cuba, Nona HoraTags: American Classic Cars museum, Antique, Buick, Car, Chevrolet, Chevy BelAir 1956, Cuba, Ford, Ford 1957, Havana, Havana Vintage Cars, Memographer, Memography, Mercury, Oldsmobile, Travel to Havana Cuba, Vintage, Vintage Cadillac, Vintage Mercedes-Benz, Vintage Volkswagen, Vintage VW, Vintage VW Volkswagen Beetle
I have received several requests asking for more photos of American Classic Cars I took in Havana, Cuba. Here they are :) Enjoy Part 3! View other posts from my trip to Havana, Cuba >>