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Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier : This is the set about Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the Kremlin Wall and ceremony of changing Guard of Honour

Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier

stphoto

This is the set about Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the Kremlin Wall ...

Updated: Mar 25, 2013 2:27pm PST

Tunisia : From Sidi Bou Said, Tunis, Kairouan to Tozeur, Matmata and the Chott El Jerid<div align="center"> <font color="#3399CC"><b>*** Order prints using the <font color="#99CC00">Buy this photo </font>Cart on the top of each picture. Commercial download also available. ***</b></font> 4x6 inches = 10x15 cm ........ 8x12 inches = 20x30 cm ........ 12x18 inches = 30x45 cm 16x24 inches = 40x60 cm ........ 24x36 inches = 60x90 cm ........ From 7.90 to $59.90 + shipping</d>

Tunisia

Steven Le Vourch

From Sidi Bou Said, Tunis, Kairouan to Tozeur, Matmata and the Chott E ...

Updated: Mar 20, 2013 6:50am PST

Italy : Cities of Toscany. <div align="center"> <font color="#3399CC"><b>*** Order prints using the <font color="#99CC00">Buy this photo </font>Cart on the top of each picture. Commercial download also available. ***</b></font> 4x6 inches = 10x15 cm ........ 8x12 inches = 20x30 cm ........ 12x18 inches = 30x45 cm 16x24 inches = 40x60 cm ........ 24x36 inches = 60x90 cm ........ From 7.90 to $59.90 + shipping</d>

Italy

Steven Le Vourch

Cities of Toscany. *** Order prints using the Buy this photo Cart o ...

Updated: Mar 15, 2013 2:50pm PST

Honduras 2013 : Intense and amazing visit to San Pedro Sula, Honduras; weekend trek to Copán Ruinas.

Honduras 2013

HBTPhotography

Intense and amazing visit to San Pedro Sula, Honduras; weekend trek to ...

Updated: Mar 11, 2013 5:11am PST

4th of July in Sausalito 2011 : 4th of July fireworks in a around Saulsalito & Cavallo Point overlook Golden Gate Bridge.

4th of July in Sausalito 2011

HBTPhotography

4th of July fireworks in a around Saulsalito & Cavallo Point overlook ...

Updated: Mar 10, 2013 7:00pm PST

Manali : The starting point of our cycling odyssey, we spent 8 days in Manali riding our bicycles every day and waiting for our friend to join us before heading up the Rohtang Pass. We spent one day riding to the supremely ugly Solan, tourist destination for hand-gliding and riding down a hill in a giant plastic ball. We did very little touristing in Manali, but we did visit the Hadimba temple in old Manali and the Gadhan Thekchokling Gompa, built by Tibetan refugees in New Manali.

Manali

ye-photographs

The starting point of our cycling odyssey, we spent 8 days in Manali r ...

Updated: Mar 05, 2013 5:27pm PST

Southern Iceland from Land and Air : Bryna and I had the privilege of traveling in Iceland with a group of experienced, friendly, and skilled photographers led by Art Wolfe and Gavriel Jecan. The photos you will see in this gallery and the three others featured alongside will give you a good sense of the beauty of this wonderful land. For those of you who are skeptics about the use of digital enhancement techniques, let me assure you that the colors and shapes are real and dependent only on the ambient lighting at the time of the photograph being shot. Some of you will recognize the richness as similar to Kodachrome film, which I used exclusively during my years of film photography.

Southern Iceland from Land and Air

Dick Tompkins

Bryna and I had the privilege of traveling in Iceland with a group of ...

Updated: Mar 02, 2013 4:41pm PST

China Changing, 2011 : In November 2011, after a 26 year gap, I returned to China to see for myself the changes. Let me first say that I would not trade our democratic way of life in the U.S.with all its marvels and messiness. However, I was thunderstruck by how much can be accomplished in only a quarter of a century, under the Chinese political system. Edicts trump the U.S. way of getting something done. It is a powerful sight to see. In 1986, there were almost no cars. Overwhelmingly, people were on bikes. There were a few trucks, some buses, fewer taxis and almost no private cars in the big cities. In 2011, it has almost totally flipped. There are almost no bikes, though we saw lots of scooters and motorcycles along with a zillion cars. And, of course, there are many new trains and subway systems. I was amazed at the amount of new construction, in high rise apartments and in business towers. We were greeted with stunningly creative architecture. As we moved to the outskirts of cities, we saw mile after mile of attractive residential high rises. The stunning condos in the cities, especially along the waterways, are incredibly expensive but there is no shortage of wealthy Chinese people able to buy them. I personally feel that if you picked up Beijing and put it anywhere in the U.S., it would be the best looking city in our country. Another major visible change is the appearance of the people. In ’86, a large percentage of people wore the traditional gray or navy ‘uniforms’ that had been adopted during the Mao years. There are almost none left. The Chinese people dress very much like we do in the U.S. I hope you will enjoy this photographic odyssey to modern China and perhaps be stimulated to travel there on your own. Bryna Webber

China Changing, 2011

Dick Tompkins

In November 2011, after a 26 year gap, I returned to China to see for ...

Updated: Mar 02, 2013 3:26pm PST

Cuba : Cuba 1-2012

Cuba

Laura Cornish

Cuba 1-2012

Updated: Feb 28, 2013 4:17pm PST

Cyprus 2012 : Vakantiefoto's

Cyprus 2012

MrTravel

Vakantiefoto's

Updated: Feb 28, 2013 4:15pm PST

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