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| 3748 Submitted By: prasadchuri |
Charminar - Four Pillars |
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| Recently i had been on a training to Hyderabad, India. I got a chance to visit Charminar. Lighting was lovely and i tried to get the moon into the shot. Its a historical monument built in 16th century. People of different castes and religion visit this place every year. |
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| 3747 Submitted By: Douglas8597 |
Bent Building |
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| Ginza, Tokyo, Japan. |
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| 3746 Submitted By: rachel7398 |
Arizona Biltmore Resort |
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| Visited the Biltmore Resort this past year, AMAZING. Such a great place to stay. Was built in the late 1920's! Only one of the hotels existing that Frank Lloyd Wright consulted as architect. Lots of great things to learn here not to mention beautiful resort.... |
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| 3745 Submitted By: Judith9876 |
Former 1800's Home |
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| Taken with a Pentax G11. Iso set at 400.
Exposure -0.5 In the afternoon sun.
It was once a residence, it has been part of a park since before I was born....a long time ago! Thank you. |
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| 3744 Submitted By: Paddy5452 |
Viaducto de Millau |
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| The Millau Viaduct was offially opened on December 14,2004 and at the time was the highest in the world.
The tallest of the pillars stands at 1,125 feet which is 62 feet higher than the Eiffel Tower and only 125 foot shorter than the empire state building and at a length that stretches almost 1.6 miles long.
A magnificent piece of Architecture by British architect Norman Foster and structural engineer Michel Virlogeux.
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| 3743 Submitted By: Pastor Fred |
Dome of the Rock |
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| One of the world's most recognizable works of Architecture. |
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| 3742 Submitted By: cora7062 |
St. Louis Arch |
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| The St.Louis Arch stands proudly against steely cold gray skies as rain soaked metal reflects efforts of an autumn sun to break through the clouds. Embracing a path to America's west, this magnificent structure is called the "Gateway to the West." Inside the top of the arch reads a plaque noting we are now at 630 ft. An underground theater shows the building of this architectural wonder.Constructed before OSHA standards, safety belts were not worn on the project,yet not one man was lost in its creation. Photo taken in late afternoon under stormy conditions. |
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| 3741 Submitted By: Bente5666 |
Colorful Paraty |
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| This picture is from Paraty in Brazil. I love the old colorful buildings :) |
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| 3740 Submitted By: Adelya1408 |
Evening Shine |
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| This foto was taken in Azerbaijan,in the center of Baku city.I think that foto is very nice indeed. |
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| 3739 Submitted By: MILTON3401 |
The Underground Railroad Museum |
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| This photo was taken in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The day started beautiful and sunny and this is when I noticed how interesting the storm clouds that were moving in overhead of the museum.
I chose this angle because it leads you right up to the heavens.
This image was taken with a Canon digital rebel with wide angle lens equipped with a polarizer filter to smoothe the window reflections and further enhance the clouds.
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