FAVORITE PHOTOS
Through the Lens . . .
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Anzac Memorial: Rayner Hoff's Sacrifice sculpture viewed from the Well of Contemplation
The Calyx in the Royal Botanic Garden
Georgia state capital grand staircase
Anzac Memorial: Rayner Hoff's Sacrifice sculpture viewed from the Well of Contemplation
Transfiguration Cathedral, Russian orthodox church
Nikolo-Bogoyavlenskiy Morskoy Sobor, Russian Orthodox Church
Erasmusbrug crossing the Nieuwe Maas
Transfiguration Cathedral, Russian orthodox church
Through the Years
Recovered skeletons from ancient Roman ruins at Herculaneum archaeological park
Ancient Roman ruins at Herculaneum archaeological park
Chesme Church, Russian Orthodox Church
Recovered skeletons from ancient Roman ruins at Herculaneum archaeological park
Underground Atlanta view to the Georgia-Pacific building on Peachtree St
BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir
Palazzo Reale (Royal Palace), built by the Bourbons in the late 1600s
Underground Atlanta view to the Georgia-Pacific building on Peachtree St
Through the Lens . . .
Atocha Railway Station abandoned on New Years Eve
Lindale Mills years after being shut down
Schiphol Airport
Atocha Railway Station abandoned on New Years Eve
Manhattan, NY: Brooklyn Bridge crossing the lower East River into Brooklyn
United Nations Headquarters on the East River
Mercado Colón
Manhattan, NY: Brooklyn Bridge crossing the lower East River into Brooklyn
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Through the Years
Eight of these locomotives (four on each side) are needed to guide the larger ships through the locks which may only have 2 feet clearance on each side
The Centennial Bridge at 3,451 ft in length, towers 604 ft high with 262 ft clearance at high tide, was completed in 2004
Aeroporto Internacional de BrasÃlia garden courtyard
Eight of these locomotives (four on each side) are needed to guide the larger ships through the locks which may only have 2 feet clearance on each side
City Hall at Nathan Phillips Square
Downtown skyline
Parque de Las Esculturas (Sculpture Parr) came about following a 1982 flooding of Rio Mapocho that destroyed a previous park
City Hall at Nathan Phillips Square