The elegant steel, aluminium and concrete Millennium Bridge staples the south bank of the Thames, in front of Tate Modern, to the north bank, at the steps of Peter’s Hill below St Paul’s Cathedral - London, UK
 A giant inflatable dinosaur popped up in the streets of Ghent - St. Peter's Square, Ghent, Belgium.
 Good Morning LA - view on LA from the Four Seasons Hotel - Beverly Hills, CA, USA
 Playing basketbal with the Manhattan skyline as a backdrop - Brooklyn Bridge Park - NYC, USA
 Sand Beach is a gorgeous little beach nestled between mountains and rocky shores on the east side of Mount Desert Island in Acadia National - Bar Harbor, ME, USA
 The more than 60km-long Belgian coastline is fronted by wide white-sand beaches, backed by dunes and dotted every few kilometres with seaside villages. Yesterday I was in Blankenberge visiting the last day of Michiel Hendryckx’s exposition “En Route”… Great pictures supported with inspiring narratives – Blankenberge, Belgium.
 Lyon's race toward the future is personified in this reborn industrial district near the southern tip of Presqu'île. Once a landscape of empty warehouses and urban blight, the newly dubbed Confluence is a 150-hectare district of cutting-edge architecture and innovative redesign. After years of construction and millions of euros in investment, the urban-renewal project has brought new shops, restaurants, high-end lodging and one groundbreaking new museum (reminiscent of the Bilbao Guggenheim) to a formerly abandoned part of the city - Lyon, France
 This eye-catching building, designed by the Viennese firm Coop Himmelb(l)au, is the crowning glory of Lyon's newest neighbourhood, the Confluence, at Presqu'île's southern tip. Lying at the confluence of the Rhône and Saône rivers, this ambitious science-and-humanities museum is housed in a futuristic steel-and-glass transparent crystal. Its distorted structure is one of the city's iconic landmarks - Lyon, France
 Pont Julien is one of the Luberon’s most impressive Roman landmarks. Dating from around 3 BC, the 85m-long Pont Julien was built to allow the region’s main Roman road, the Via Domitia, to traverse the Calavon River. Amazingly, the bridge’s three graceful tiers were still carrying cars as recently as 2005 – a testament to the ingenuity and skill of its engineers – Bonnieux, Le Luberon, France
 At display is the scenic queen of the Luberon's hilltop villages, the tiered village of Gordes seems to teeter improbably on the edge of the sheer rock faces of the Vaucluse plateau from which it rises, it's a living postcard but unfortunately it's also seethingly popular - Gordes, France
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I’ve been living in and traveling to the USA for decades… And, the more I travel in the US the more I realize just how much of it there is to see. I still haven't been to Yellowstone or Yosemite or some of the smaller states. I have only seen a tiny slice of Texas, and have a huge amount of the Midwest left to explore. And then there are the places I always want to go back to — places like the Bay Area, Chicago and New England. Even though I have SO MUCH more to see, here are some of the highlights from my US travel.
"Photography is an art of observation. It’s about finding something interesting in an ordinary place. It has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with how you see them."
Elliott E 
About MeI just like to take pictures, I just push the button. I never worked in the darkroom, I never studied photography or journalism; I’m just a passionate photographer. "Success is the ability to go from failure to failure, without a loss of enthusiasm”
Sir Winston Churchill Therefore, I Am A Believer Of "All Critiques Are Valid". Thank You!
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