January 2015 Photo Contest: A Monumental World
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TY Tylassin Veteran ·
Photo 3

Place de la Concorde - Paris December 2014

JO Jouki Veteran ·
photo no. 2: wat mixai in Vientiane, Laos:

voyager est un mode de vie, un art de vivre...

http://willvoyagesandlife.overblog.com
FR Fred66 Veteran ·
the Thendayuthapani Hindu temple and the Bitexco Tower, the tallest in Vietnam, in Saigon.

http://lessampaniersduvietnam.org/ il reste toujours un peu de parfum à la main qui donne des roses confucius
FR Fred66 Veteran ·
the Japanese covered bridge in Hoi An, Vietnam

http://lessampaniersduvietnam.org/ il reste toujours un peu de parfum à la main qui donne des roses confucius
FR Fred66 Veteran ·
The Rising Sun Bridge leading to Ngoc Son Pagoda (Temple of the Jade Mountain) in Hanoi.

http://lessampaniersduvietnam.org/ il reste toujours un peu de parfum à la main qui donne des roses confucius
CA CatherineGil Globetrotter ·
Since I don’t have a chipped plate with the Taj Mahal, a snow globe of the Eiffel Tower, or a color-changing barometer shaped like Notre-Dame de Lourdes, I thought maybe this kind of photo fits the theme!

Photo No. 1

Reflection of the Santiago de Chile Cathedral in Plaza de Armas

Catherine " La lucidité est la blessure la plus proche du soleil" René Char

http://www.catherinegil.com
CA CatherineGil Globetrotter ·
Photo No. 2

Agrigento, Sicily – Valley of the Temples

Catherine " La lucidité est la blessure la plus proche du soleil" René Char

http://www.catherinegil.com
MA Martipi Regular ·
Photo No. 2: the Marrakech Opera House

"Le vrai bonheur ne dépend d'aucun être, d'aucun objet extérieur.Il ne dépend que de nous". Dalaï-Lama
MA Martipi Regular ·
Photo No. 1 (because bigger is better)! Minaret of the Koutoubia in Marrakech

"Le vrai bonheur ne dépend d'aucun être, d'aucun objet extérieur.Il ne dépend que de nous". Dalaï-Lama
MA Martipi Regular ·
Photo No. 3: Minakshi Temple - Madurai - South India

"Le vrai bonheur ne dépend d'aucun être, d'aucun objet extérieur.Il ne dépend que de nous". Dalaï-Lama
NI Nickk78 Regular ·
Photo #1: The Pyramid of Kukulcan at Chichen Itza, Mexico

JO Jouki Veteran ·
photo no. 3: Independence Monument, Yangon, Myanmar:

voyager est un mode de vie, un art de vivre...

http://willvoyagesandlife.overblog.com
NI Nickk78 Regular ·
Photo No. 2: Inside the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul

AT Atila Globetrotter ·
Sorry, but this temple has already been submitted by another contestant. You can post a different photo instead.
NI Nickk78 Regular ·
Photo No. 3: Granada Cathedral in Nicaragua

JE Jemaflor Veteran ·
Photo No. 1: The Igloo Church of Inuvik in the Canadian Far North (Northwest Territories). Built in 1958, Notre Dame of Victories has a dome 23 meters in diameter, and its shape clearly evokes the Inuvialuit origins of the region's inhabitants.

Jean http://perso.wanadoo.fr/groenland-disko/yukon-dempster/
JE Jemaflor Veteran ·
Photo No. 2: The dome and glass roof of the Umberto I shopping gallery in Naples (Italy). Stunning architecture built starting in 1887.

Jean http://perso.wanadoo.fr/groenland-disko/yukon-dempster/
JE Jemaflor Veteran ·
Photo No. 3 : Notre Dame Church of Royan (Charente Maritime, France). A church with modern architecture made entirely of concrete, a bell tower rising to 60 meters high, architects: G. Gillet and M. Hébrard in 1958. A shot taken at "the blue hour" with these stunning lights for the end-of-year celebrations (December 2014).

Jean http://perso.wanadoo.fr/groenland-disko/yukon-dempster/
FA Fabricia Globetrotter ·
Photo #3 - Montreal, Biodôme

Fabricia - Comme une eau, le monde vous traverse et pour un temps vous prête ses couleurs... ("L'Usage du Monde" - Nicolas Bouvier)
TO Toopil Veteran ·
Top pick #1

Ceilings of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona

Hakuna Matata!
DO Dolma Globetrotter ·
Photo No. 1



Kyle of Lochalsh. Eilean Donan Castle.

Dolma
un chemin et la caresse du vent, alors je pars en voyage...
EV Eversmile Veteran ·
Photo No. 1

Mos Espa, Planet Tatooine... The monument-village where Anakin Skywalker (future Darth Vader) was born



... Which you can also find at Oung Jmel, 45 km from Tozeur :)
"Nous, on a le temps Vous, vous avez l'heure" dixit un chamelier dans le désert...
EV Eversmile Veteran ·
Photo No. 2

Taj Mahal, Agra, India...

"Nous, on a le temps Vous, vous avez l'heure" dixit un chamelier dans le désert...
PY Pyrene64 Veteran ·
Photo No. 3 - SAN SEBASTIAN - Spain KURSAAL PALACE or CONGRESS PALACE, an architectural complex inaugurated in 1999, consisting of a large auditorium and exhibition halls. It's the main venue for the San Sebastián International Film Festival. Depending on the time of year and events, it's lit up in different ways.

Tant de mains pour transformer ce monde et si peu de regards pour le contempler...

https://7ailleurs.blogspot.com/
PB Pboulard Veteran ·
Photo no 1: The Pantheon in Rome

mes carnets de voyages : https://www.myatlas.com/Lofwyra
BA Baroud35 Veteran ·
Hello and best wishes to everyone...

Photo 1:

An old-school ad (as my grandpa would say😛) on the streets of Phnom Penh for a tobacco brand... I think I read somewhere that the actor sued the company that made them but didn’t win.

The tower is already there, but not the Arc de Triomphe yet 😛



(smoking kills) 😎...
JP Jpromain Regular ·
Photo #2 Machu Picchu, Peru

One of the new seven wonders of the world according to the New Seven Wonders organization.

jean-pierre romain goodvoyages.net
BA Baroud35 Veteran ·
Photo 2:

Mysore Palace in Karnataka (South India)...

Every Sunday evening around 7 PM, the palace gardens are free to visit to watch the show. Little by little, night falls, and tens of thousands of light bulbs light up for about an hour, sometimes accompanied by the maharaja's brass band. That poor lamppost in the foreground had me amused all by itself in its corner...

BA Baroud35 Veteran ·
And in photo 3:

A little spot for my favorite country 😛...

The Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca and its 200-meter minaret (the Koutoubia in Marrakech isn’t even 80 meters tall for comparison), making it the tallest religious building in the world...

AT Atila Globetrotter ·
Since this scenario wasn’t covered by the rules, your Arc de Triomphe—uhhh, triumph over the restrictions! 😲😉
AT Atila Globetrotter ·
I’m sorry, but Machu Picchu has already been submitted by another contestant. You can post a different photo instead. 😉
KI Kinousam Veteran ·
Hello!

Well, looks like I missed the start of the contest... so I’ll go off the beaten path to find something else, but still well-known.

Photo #1 – The Cocteau Museum in Menton, designed by architect Rudy Ricciotti. Locally, this museum is kind of seen as an eyesore by the seaside. Personally, I like it.



(http://museecocteaumenton.fr/fr/page/le-projet-architectural)
- http://kinouworld.free.fr - http://kinouworlds.blogspot.fr/ : Californie-Oregon 2014 / Southwest Loop 2016 / Four Corners 2018 et plus encore
KI Kinousam Veteran ·
Photo #2 - The canopy at Quai de la Fraternité in Marseille (architect: Norman Foster) A sort of UFO landed at the end of the Vieux Port, an oasis where you can wait in the shade, gazing up at the mirror ceiling or simply enjoying the show of passersby or street performers.

- http://kinouworld.free.fr - http://kinouworlds.blogspot.fr/ : Californie-Oregon 2014 / Southwest Loop 2016 / Four Corners 2018 et plus encore
KI Kinousam Veteran ·
Photo #3 - Golden Gate Bridge seen from above, with a distant view of San Francisco, California, October 2010

- http://kinouworld.free.fr - http://kinouworlds.blogspot.fr/ : Californie-Oregon 2014 / Southwest Loop 2016 / Four Corners 2018 et plus encore
CA Capucine18 Globetrotter ·
😉Good evening,

Happy New Year to everyone!

Photo No. 1

BUDAPEST (Hungary)

The imposing Hungarian Parliament building, constructed on the banks of the Danube. A storm and rain accompanied this nighttime cruise

Capucine
http://capucine-18.blog4ever.com/blog/index-432368.html

https://voyages-photos-mes-passions.blog4ever.com/
CA Capucine18 Globetrotter ·
🙂

Photo No. 2

Château de La Ferté (Berry, France)

While out for a walk, I discovered this little gem just a few kilometers from my place.

This château was built in the 17th century by the architect François Mansart, cousin of the other Mansart. It was constructed for the château in the town of Reuilly (36) and for the outbuildings in the town of Lazenay (18). The Théols, a small stream that runs through the moat, marks the "border"!!!!

http://capucine-18.blog4ever.com/blog/index-432368.html

https://voyages-photos-mes-passions.blog4ever.com/
DO Dolma Globetrotter ·
Photo No. 2



Paris. Centre national d'art et de culture Georges-Pompidou. For short, we call it "Beaubourg."

Dolma
un chemin et la caresse du vent, alors je pars en voyage...
JP Jpromain Regular ·
Following the cancellation of my previous Photo No. 2, here’s my new Photo No. 2: the Tongariki site on Easter Island.

jean-pierre romain goodvoyages.net
PB Pboulard Veteran ·
Photo no2: The Louvre Pyramid I’m not super happy with this photo because the alignment should’ve been done with the grid too. If anyone has a better one, I’ll move mine to the "off" section.

mes carnets de voyages : https://www.myatlas.com/Lofwyra
KA KaniBé Veteran ·
Photo No. 2: The Brooklyn Bridge in New York, with the World Trade Center in the background. (Slide from 1998, obviously scanned...)

Quelques images sur https://www.flickr.com/photos/jean37/albums
CA Capucine18 Globetrotter ·
😉Hi there,

Photo No. 3

A collage of photos of Diocletian's Palace in Split, Croatia.

Here’s what this monumental complex (central photo), built by the Roman Emperor Diocletian between the 3rd and 4th centuries AD on the shores of the Adriatic, looks like today. Now, it forms the historic heart of the city of Split. Various parts of the palace are restored or currently being restored.

The peristyle, The palace cellars (I didn’t see any... good bottles!!!) but the Emperor’s bust, coins bearing his likeness, The well-restored walls and the different gates providing access to the city (the South Gate and the Bronze Gate), the Temple.



Hope I’m not off-topic!

Capucine
http://capucine-18.blog4ever.com/blog/index-432368.html

https://voyages-photos-mes-passions.blog4ever.com/
AT Atila Globetrotter ·
Montages are allowed. So you're not off-topic. 😉
PI Pierre Globetrotter ·
Photo #2: Naqsh-e Rostam, Zoroastrian tombs (6th century BC), Iran
Mon espace web : http://www.world-blogueur.com Spéciale déconfinement https://voyageforum.com/discussion/enfin-libres-entre-rivieres-fleuves-canaux-velo-fil-eau-entre-seine-loire-d10299732/
JP Jpromain Regular ·
Photo #3: The Blue Mosque, Istanbul, Turkey

jean-pierre romain goodvoyages.net
PO Portobelo Regular ·
Happy New Year everyone, To dream of new destinations, here’s photo #1: Matsumoto Castle in the Japanese Alps, under the snow (though you can’t tell!)
PO Portobelo Regular ·
Photo #2 is a noria in Hama, taken in Syria in 2000. It was obviously scanned. Hoping we can return to this magnificent country one day.
PO Portobelo Regular ·
And the 3rd photo shows the Sinheungsa Buddhist temple in the stunning Seoraksan National Park in South Korea.
LA Lahaut Veteran ·
🙂Photo 1 The Burj Khalifa in Dubai, the world's tallest tower, taken through a glass window
Heureux qui, comme Lahaut, a fait un beau voyage ! 100 photos de Birmanie, Yemen, Ethiopie, Namibie, Philippines, Bolivie, Inde, Tanzanie, Indonésie, Ouzbékistan-Turkménistan, Oman, Madagascar, Nouvelle Zélande, Bulgarie https://get.google.com/albumarchive/114337581313320762314
NI Nilsou Veteran ·
Photo No. 1.

Every evening in Hong Kong: The musical fairy tale and illuminations of the harbor buildings.

Here, the Bank of China. (Slow exposure and zooming, no trickery)

Nilsou.

NOUS SOMMES DE SIMPLES IGNORANTS

DONT L'IGNORANCE COMPORTE DES LACUNES
HA Halo Veteran ·
Photo #1: the Leaning Tower of Pisa seen from my kitchen. What is UNESCO doing?! 😮

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