The Anadalusian Centre for Contemporary Art is located in Seville a wonderful complex inthe area of the city near the Expo site.
Centre Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo by JohnWright5 by JohnWright5
Architecture
moscow lights by Vavaca by Vavaca
Construction site by neupeters by neupeters
Canary Wharf, London, UK
天津之眼 by d1a4cfffc4fcab5d286dedce863ee3687 by d1a4cfffc4fcab5d286dedce863ee3687
The Downward Spiral ‘Part V’ by katherineyoung by katherineyoung
Spiral staircase in London
南浦大桥 by shiyuchen1988 by shiyuchen1988
Lighting up the bridge moment in Tokyo by gloglita by gloglita
Eternal Flame – Volgograd by Chaouki_belgacem by Chaouki_belgacem
The Eternal Flame, located in Mamayev Hill-Volgograd in Russia. the weather was not on my side to take a nice shot for the outstanding Motherland status, it was a foggy day, yet I was lucky to take this internal shot during guard change.
Where the Drain Ends by haseke_vic by haseke_vic
The third work of my “panorama madness” day in Salzburg. It is the place where the Almkanal flows into the river Salzach.
Acropolis of Rhodes by vasiliosgavrilis by vasiliosgavrilis
Following the great earthquake in 227 BC, which toppled the enormous harbor statue and devastated the city, Rhodes was rebuilt. It was later raided by Cassius in 42 BC, and never recovered. Another catastrophic earthquake in AD 515 caused Rhodes to be reduced and confined to the area of Palais Polis, the present day Old Town. Over the next centuries, it was raided by the Persians and the Arabs, and after holding off the Ottoman Empire in 1480, Rhodes was conquered by the Turks in 1522. In their war with the Turks, the Italians occupied the Dodecanese islands in 1912, which were not liberated until 1945, at the end of World War II. At that time the English oversaw the islands until their eventual incorporation into Greece 1948. Most recently, Rhodes (the island) has become a popular holiday destination for tourists.
