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  1. This shot of the Key Tower in Cleveland was taken on August 14, 2012, from the Terminal Tower. If printed, it would be 55 x 72 inches. My thanks go out to the fine folks at the Terminal Tower for their assistance in granting me access to take this photograph, and to the Key Tower folks for granting me access to photog...

  2. I was out for a photo walk during the first night with my new Nikon 28-300mm lens, trying to get my head back into telephoto space. I guess I haven't quite shaken my wide angle kick lately, as this panorama could have been taken much easier with my 16-35mm lens. This is a 3x5 panoramic shot of Victoria's Bay Street Ar...

  3. This is a 3x6 panoramic shot of Victoria's Inner Harbour, spanning from the Fairmont Empress Hotel on the left, to the Undersea Gardens on the right. You can see the BC Legislature Buildings in in the centre background, and the lower causeway. I did a panorama of this location before, but from the other direction. This...

  4. This is a 2x5 panoramic shot of Victoria's Inner Harbour, spanning from the Undersea Gardens on the left, to the Fairmont Empress Hotel on the right. You can see the Johnson Street bridge in the centre background. This set of 10 exposures was taken with my Nikon D600 and 50mm lens. I dropped exposure compensation...

  5. This is a 3x7 panoramic shot of Victoria's Legislature, commonly known as our "Parliament Buildings" (which are actually in Ottawa). This set of 21 exposures was taken with my Nikon D600 and 50mm lens. I wanted to capture the whole scene, but without the fountain, so I backed up as far as I could get, then captured th...

  6. Chicago's famous Buckingham Fountain en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckingham_Fountain Will open in a new tab or window in Grant Park is featured in this sunset cityscape. Chicago's lights look fabulous in tandem with the fountain lights. This image is offered for sale at it's native size of approximately 52 x 208, and is available in smaller images...

  7. This lovely church is shoehorned in between big buildings in downtown San Antonio. Not that you can read the inscriptions behind the rectory on the statue!

  8. The historic San Antonio Express News building on a Saturday morning. You can barely see the construction of the big parking garage on the left. There are lots of fun details here. Note: The button on the left with four arrows pointing at the corners allows full screen viewing!

  9. The Church Notre Dame des Missions was build in 1931 for a Colonial Exhibition in Paris. The painter Jean Hebert-Stevens (1888-1943) realized this great stained glass window, with the help of his wife Pauline Peugniez (1890-1987) and other artists.

  10. Bajo las Gradas, Under the Bleacher

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