PRO+

lyssarowe

Underneath the Effiel Tower

Underneath the Effiel Tower

There was some construction work, at the time I went. I was more intrigued by the structure of the cranes and the safety netting, which created an interesting s...
Read more

There was some construction work, at the time I went. I was more intrigued by the structure of the cranes and the safety netting, which created an interesting structure. Looked better in Black & White.
Read less

upload_date

Feb, 2016

Views

244

Likes

+6

Awards

Member Selection Award

Top Choice

+14

Outstanding Creativity

+10

Absolute Masterpiece

+6

Superb Composition

+3

Peer Award

Love it

Top Ranks

Top 30 rank

Top 30 rank week 1

Top 30 rank

Top 30 rank week 1

Top 30 rank

Top 30 rank week 2

Top 30 rank week 1

Top 30 rank

Top 10 rank week 1

Categories

See all

Same photographer See all

I would like to think, I captured a funny moment between the nuns and the policemen. I also like the way he is on a Segway...in a very old, religious

Helicopter ride in Queenstown to land on a glacier and found the scenery breath-taking.

I have always thought this small village church was beautiful. It means me more to me, as my Mum's ashes are buried in the grounds. So it is a pl

Decided to go for a walk with the Camera.

My main reason for taking the photo was the chalk board - "BEST F....ING COFFEE IN TOWN - A. Einstein. It was only after, I noticed the man who w

Practicing in the Garden. Prefer it better in black and white.

I wanted to capture the sun coming up over the low mountains and wanted to get the sculpture in the distance. Thought this looked better in black and

This is the church gate handle at Ecchinswell Church. I was drawn to the aging of the wood and the beautiful craftsmanship of the handle.

Whilst on a holiday in China. I took a photo of this dog and kept looking as I'd never seen this time of dog before. I still don't know what

Getting some camera practice in the garden

New Zealand - Taken on top of a Glacier. This photo is the total opposite. Looks so rugged and cold...but in reality, it was soft and warm. I like how

This was taken under Tower Bridge, looking out on to the Thames, with the Mayor Of London's office in view. Preferred this as black and white bec

The colours and the lighting made me take this shot. It was so peaceful!

Just one of many photos taken in the most beautiful scenic places in the world...New Zealand. I just liked the colour of the yellow and the reflection

I loved the design in this particular arear of the Sagrada Familia. A beautiful place with lots of beautiful and symmetric detail. This was a hard sho

Getting some camera practice in the garden

Italian architecture is so beautiful. Whilst waiting for the lift, I saw this beautiful staircase...immediately saw this in black and white.

Discover more photos See all

Midnight stroll in Paris. by avphoto21

Außer Betrieb by dirtroadphoto

The Business Temple by willipa3

Triángulos envolviendo una crisálida
Localización: Londres
Fotografía y edición: Marife Castejón (My Visions) by Marife-Castejon

Top of the Roebling bridge by SteveZeinner

A surreal vision of the Guggenheim museum in Bilbao by luigiscuderi

You can find the Lighthouse by mrkvrgr_photography

Castle 'Twickel' from above by CynthiaFotografie

Vivid Sydney Harbour Bridge by stuartjamieson

Centrifugal Force by kish_1971

Jessie Stairs by Millar_Images

There are lots of little houses in Norway with grass on the roof, it insulates against the harsh winter, and is is environmentally friendly. by Alisonjonesphotography

A bit of golden light and an afternoon apartment view by tobyfrost

Silo Trio by jennifermacneill

Giants Graves on Arran. The remains of two Neolithic chambered tombs overlooking Whiting Bay. by hackersnackers

Workmen on Santorini by fuadan

Fenced In by ruebusch

Westfriedhof Subway Station, Munich, Germany by martendphoto

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.