January 2015 Photo Contest: A Monumental World (page 8 of 20)

Photo 1 A must-visit spot for every tourist (thanks to its free observation deck on the 45th floor) in the Nishi-Shinjuku district, Tokyo City Hall was designed by the famous architect Kenzo Tange, who drew inspiration from Gothic cathedrals...

Sawadee krap

Photo No. 1 Thailand – Wat Phra Kaew The main pagoda and surrounding buildings are adorned with over 5 million colorful mosaics, tiles, and ceramics.

Photo No. 2 Again at Angkor / avenue leading to the site Smoking is prohibited here 😎

Photo No. 3

La Géode takes a dip (Paris)

Photo No. 1 Dubai Burj Khalifa

Photo No. 2 Strasbourg Cathedral

Sorry Tokara, but the Géode has already been featured by another VF member. You can post a photo of another monument.

PHOTO 1

Majorelle House in the Majorelle Garden of Marrakech

I’m sorry, Tokara, but the Geode has already been submitted by another VF member. You can post a photo of another monument.

Photo No. 3

guaranteed exclusive 😇

Bangkok CC under construction Bubble wrap cover

And here's my photo #2: I hope it hasn't been done already because I can't view the slideshow (I keep getting a 500 internal_server_error).

The Mahabat Maqbara is a mausoleum located in Junagadh in the Indian state of Gujarat. Once the palace of the nawabs of Junagadh, it is the mausoleum of Vizier Bahaduddinbhai Hasainbhai. Built in 1892, it is the oldest Mughal monument in the city. This tomb is a blend of Islamic, Hindu, and European influences.

Nope. This monument isn't in the slideshow yet! ;)

You're gonna make Raga happy.

Photo No. 1: Pearl Harbor USS Arizona (Oahu, Hawaii, USA)

Photo No. 2: Wat Phra Mahathat (Ayutthaya, Thailand)

Photo No. 3: Rialto Bridge (Venice, Italy)

Photo #1:

• Lyon, Tour de la Part Dieu (the Pencil) •

Hmm, looks like I missed a subtlety for uploading a photo. I’ll check out the FAQ. 😕

Photo No. 3 Custom House in Dublin

Hello,

Photo No. 2 London, Nelson's Column

You’ve almost got it!

1° browse the image 2° download the image so far, you were doing great

and then: 3° add the text (it’s written under the image)

that way, the image appears large

It took me at least 6 months to figure it out😉. I bet a lot of us struggled with that.

Really nice of you to take the time to share that info... I couldn’t find it anywhere :)

So I’m reposting, since the other one can’t be edited anymore.

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Photo #1:

• Lyon, Tour de la Part-Dieu (the Pencil) •