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November 2010 Weekly Winning Photos

These are November's winning pictures.

Nikon D700, Nikon D40, Nikon D60 and Sony Alpha 700

Myanmar, Peru and India (2x)

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David Lazar, Karen Choueiri, Subir Basak and Anindya Chakraborty

November's finalist photographers (weekly winners).

More travel pictures from David Lazar
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More travel pictures from Anindya Chakraborty

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Anuj Mishra
One thing is common in this month, all the subjects are looking at the camera. There were better pics among the PODs.
on 2010-11-30, at 02:15:44

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Previous POTD's from David Lazar:

Sittwe, Myanmar	Sittwe, Myanmar	Sapa, Vietnam	Hoi An, Vietnam	Sagaing, Myanmar	Mrauk U, Myanmar	Amarapura, Myanmar
Mrauk-U, Myanmar	Myanmar	Yangon, Myanmar	Mandalay, Myanmar	Bangladesh	Sylhet, Bangladesh	Putia, Bangladesh
Myanmar	Mruak U, Myanmar	Putia, Bangladesh	Bhutan	Myanmar	Thailand	Bangladesh
Thimphu, Bhutan	Putia, Bangladesh	Putia, Bangladesh	Amarapura, Myanmar	Thimpu, Bhutan	Thailand	Bangladesh
Inle Lake, Myanmar	Yangon, Myanmar	Muang Sing, Laos	Masai Mara, Kenya	Yangon, Myanmar	Sapa, Vietnam	Yangon, Myanmar
Putia, Bangladesh	Quthing, Lesotho	Myanmar	Masai Mara, Kenya	Kenya	Kyaiktiyo, Myanmar	Maseru, Lesotho
Serengeti, Tanzania	Dhaka, Bangladesh	Semonkong, Lesotho	Masai Mara, Kenya	Semonkong, Lesotho	Guatemala	Serengetti Plains, Tanzania
Masai Mara, Kenya	Serengeti, Tanzania	Masai Mara, Kenya	Inle Lake Myanmar

Previous POTD's from Karen Choueiri:

Cuzco, Peru

Previous POTD's from Subir Basak:

West Bengal, India

Burdwan, West Bengal, India

Previous POTD's from Anindya Chakraborty:

Horseshoe Bend, Arizona, USA

Kumortuli, Kolkata, India

Random Photos Of The Week

by Marco Negri	by Istvan Hernadi	by Mark Keelan	by Paul Krueger	by Paulo Penicheiro	by Michael Matlach	by P2 Photography
by M'Deck	by Dieter Waumans	by Mikka Tokuda-Hall	by Aung Pyae Soe	by Arnab Sarkar	by David Lazar	by Sorin Vidis
by Mark Keelan	by David Lazar	by Ingetje Tadros	by Vinoth Chandar	by Chris Dillon	by Monica Denevan	by Ben McRae

...might as well take you somewhere completely at random

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Alphonse de Lamartine

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Gastão Bettencourt: A random walker through the mazes of Mathematics, he's often seen in far flung places... [more]

... as long as there's an advanced Maths course in a (not necessarily) nearby country. He's known for pushing friends into the most expensive photographic equipment... several family inheritances have been wasted, but they often acknowledge his smart advices. Owner of a clinical eye, he can spot perfection amidst chaos as easily as a small imperfection on a perfect photo. He's also an occasional stork stalker and, above all, a caring father of two beautiful children. Gastão's current location: Covilhã, Portugal.

Pedro de Sousa: Pedro will more often than not come down the mountain riding his bike and... [more]

... give us a hand. He's our Computer Science genius and is currently addicted to photographing cats. He's a natural born optimist who makes a joke out of anything... don't mess with his Toyota though. Eventually, his stocks will rise from death and he'll invest in livestock and vineyards. He's got highly trained fingers either playing the piano or shortcutting photoshop. We hope he'll stick around after marrying his college sweetheart. In the mean time, he'll dissect every submitted photograph into binary code. Pedro's current location: Covilhã, Portugal.

Pedro Ferrão Patrício: He likes to think of himself as the most travelled member of our team, but that... [more]

... would only be true if reading travel, geographic and surfing books/magazines accounted some mileage. He checks his e-mail every 2 minutes and he's often seen going cold-turkey when offline. Still divided between several walks of life, he strongly believes in Murphy's law "If anything can go wrong, it will". Photography plays a huge role in his life, at least judging by his conversation topics. Gray hair will eventually take the better of him. Pedro's current location: Covilhã, Portugal. Pedro's blog, personal/work homepage and facebook.

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Tewfic El-Sawy, for his kind words about Photoburst on this post.
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Jim Mayes, developer of the calendar accompanying each POTD.
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