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Žižkov TV Tower
It's been a while since I've taken a photo! This is the Žižkov Tower in Prague, Czech Republic. It's said to be the second ugliest building in the world (second only to the Morris A. Mechanic Theatre in Baltimore). However, living in the area around it, you can't help but love it. It's a symbol that watches over you when you come home from a pub, and sits on the horizon when you're out with your family. Plus, it'll look amazing in 700 years! — Prague, Czech Republic
Vintage Aesthetics
Prague, Czech Republic
Starship Kreuzberg Alliance
Our vacation spacecraft has just departed for Berlin and Łeba. We have arrived in Kreuzberg, Berlin, and it's incredible! We probably shouldn't have eaten so much kebap, and it would have been better if it weren't so hot, but so far, it's amazing. — Berlin, Germany
The Shard
London, United Kingdom
Brutal Angles I
A low-angle view of one of the blocks of the Barbican can be seen — Barbican, London, United Kingdom
Fire Exit
Imagine you must quickly descend the stairs with a pram and a crying baby when a fire breaks out — Barbican, London, United Kingdom
Brutal Angles III
A man walks away from the camera, surrounded by massive concrete columns; the man is seen in the distance, contrasting with the lifeless structures. — Barbican, London, United Kingdom
Brutal Angles VII
A look at the passage in Barbican, London. The mood is dark, cold blue, with only a few yellow light spots on the wall, for contrast. Some people are in the distance, looking elsewhere, behind a corner. — Barbican, London, United Kingdom
Guildhall School of Music & Drama (Brutal Angles VI)
A view to a narrow passage in Barbican, with a lady sitting in a window. There are many musical instruments in other windows, and the lady has a music sheet whiteboard behind her. — Barbican, London, United Kingdom
Brutal Angles VIII
A low-angle view of two primary visual elements of the Barbican interior: rough, gray concrete and a vibrant yellow wall. These two worlds meet in the middle of this photo. — Barbican, London, United Kingdom
Brutal Angles IX
A high perspective view to a stairwell in Barbican. A lady with a mobile phone with a bright display walks up the stairs, but otherwise, the scenery is highly geometrical. The lady is not. — Barbican, London, United Kingdom
Brutal Angles X
A man sits on a Barbican sofa surrounded by vibrant orange walls. The full view is relatively minimal, full of geometric shapes. — Barbican, London, United Kingdom
Brutal Angles IV
A look at a – probably – air ventilation system holes. There is a concrete wall with no details except five vertically-aligned capsule-shaped holes with different heights. There are wood grills inside the holes, painted with blue, that have slowly faded away as time passes. — Barbican, London, United Kingdom
Brutal Angles II
Low-angle view of one of the blocks of Barbican — Barbican, London, United Kingdom
Totem
A skyscraper is set to open in Wandsworth — London, United Kingdom
The ceiling of the passage Černá růže (Black Rose), Prague
In 1932, the well-known functionalist architect Oldřich Tyl constructed and designed a structure. The inside of the arcade is particularly fascinating, with its glass-concrete ceiling and balcony. — Prague, Czech Republic
The Palace Koruna
A building from the early 20th century located on Wenceslas Square. It was designed by architects Antonín Pfeifer and Matěj Blecha in the art nouveau style, transitioning into cubism. This style is unique worldwide and can only be found in Prague. The building is based on a reinforced concrete skeleton structure, extending two floors underground and four above ground. It features a curved passage with a hall and a prominent corner tower with a crown supported by atlantes. — Prague, Czech Republic
St. Vitus Cathedral
Prague, Czech Republic
Panenský Týnec
Czech Republic
Stairwell
KC Golf, Semily, Czech Republic
Stairwell
KC Golf, Semily, Czech Republic
Like it's '73 again
KC Golf, Semily, Czech Republic
Rendezvous
KC Golf, Semily, Czech Republic
Textures
KC Golf, Semily, Czech Republic
Initiation Well
Sintra, Portugal
Belém
Lisboa, Portugal
Monument to the Discoveries
Lisboa, Portugal
With a phone. Crazy
Berlin, Germany
To the Space
Czech Republic
Almost Spring
The last moments of winter in Prague — Prague, Czech Republic
Space Needle
Seattle, USA
Klášterecký viadukt
I almost fell into the river, but luckily I remembered my wireless camera remote. To take a photo, I had to quickly set up a WiFi connection with my phone while standing in the cold water. — Czech Republic
The Dome
Germany
The Dome Upside Down
Germany
Zámecké schody II
Prague, Czech Republic
Old Town III
Prague, Czech Republic
Old Town I
The COVID-19 pandemic gave us the opportunity to visit the city with few tourists and appreciate the lovely view of places that are usually too crowded to enjoy. From the Old Town Hall tower, we can look across the Old Town Square and see our home. — Prague, Czech Republic
Stairway II
Prague, Czech Republic
Pinkas Synagogue
The inner wall of the synagogue displays the names of Holocaust victims from Czech lands — Prague, Czech Republic
Pandemic, 11:58 AM
Prague, Czech Republic
Palais Schwarzenberg
I took a stroll around Prague Castle with my daughter and captured one of the photos — Prague, Czech Republic
This is Tate
A father is showing his little daughter the empty hall of Tate Modern — London, United Kingdom
Tate Modern
London, United Kingdom
Tate Britain, pre-pandemic
London, United Kingdom
Wrap
How to hide dead bodies in the middle of the city — Prague, Czech Republic
Erlabrunn Brücke
Germany
Vyšehrad castle grows behind riverbank houses.
Prague, Czech Republic
Minaret I
Lednice, Czech Republic
Svatý Kopeček
Mikulov, Czech Republic
Archeopark Pavlov
Pavlov, Czech Republic
Belfry
Prague, Czech Republic
Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe
It was blazingly hot in Berlin, temperatures reaching up to 34 degrees. The Memorial shadows provided some reprieve from the heat, but the atmosphere was more powerful than usual due to the heat wave. Not everyone experienced it in the same way: there were children playing on the blocks and tourists taking selfies. I noticed this lady, who perfectly matched the mood of the scorching summer air. — Berlin, Czech Republic
Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, Berlin
Berlin, Czech Republic
Roofs of Èze
Èze, France
Market Street
San Francisco, USA
Archiporn II
San Francisco, USA
Sunbeam
Atlanta, USA
Deep
San Francisco, USA
Pine Street
The only place I know where nobody stops you from making stupid jokes in the sky — San Francisco, USA
Early Morning
This was one of the first photos I took when my family and I arrived in San Francisco for the first time. We were exhausted from jet lag, and the kids were up at 2am. The only thing we could do was go to Telegraph Hill and watch the city wake up. Since then, I have had a few chances to experience San Francisco at dawn, but this was the first and most special one. — San Francisco, USA
City Green
Prague, Czech Republic
