Cambridge 2000 Gallery: remaining list

Photos are by country or region.

Chile:

  1. Andes: dusty mountains (66 kb, 11 February 2000)
  2. Andes: snow-capped mountain (71 kb, 11 February 2000)
  3. Santiago, Chile: office building (69 kb, 11 February 2000)
  4. Santiago, Chile: office building (54 kb, 11 February 2000)

Paris:

  1. Paris, France: 1 Rue Boulard: door (1900) (65 kb, 4 March 2004)
  2. Paris, France: 1 Rue Boulard: door detail (1900) (82 kb, 13 October 2006)
  3. Paris, France: 1 Rue Boulard: wall decoration (1900) (73 kb, 4 March 2004)
  4. Paris, France: 1 Rue Gaston Boissier: top of façade (49 kb, 19 November 2007)
  5. Paris, France: 1 Rue Mizon: window (1901, architect Noël Martin) (73 kb, 13 October 2006)
  6. Paris, France: 10 Rue Mallet-Stevens: exterior (art deco, 1927, architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, stained glass windows by Louis Barillet) (78 kb, 2 April 2004)
  7. Paris, France: 10 Rue Valentin Haüy: door (art nouveau, 1904, architect Paul Denis) (77 kb, 12 October 2006)
  8. Paris, France: 10 Rue Valentin Haüy: sculpture over door of woman (1904, architect Paul Denis) (70 kb, 12 October 2006)
  9. Paris, France: 102 Boulevard Brune: woman and dog (sculptor Albert David) (88 kb, 19 November 2007)
  10. Paris, France: 102 Boulevard Brune: woman and dove (sculptor Albert David) (86 kb, 19 November 2007)
  11. Paris, France: 11 bis Rue César Franck: façade (1905, architects Noël and Gaston Martin, sculptor Paul Le Bègue) (87 kb, 27 March 2003)
  12. Paris, France: 11 bis Rue Valentin Haüy: window (art nouveau, 1904, architect Paul Denis) (79 kb, 12 October 2006)
  13. Paris, France: 12 Rue Blomet: door (85 kb, 10 October 2006)
  14. Paris, France: 134 Rue de Grenelle: window (1903, architect Jules Lavirotte) (85 kb, 5 March 2004)
  15. Paris, France: 137 Boulevard Raspail: window ironwork (1922, architect Henri Sauvage) (88 kb, 10 October 2006)
  16. Paris, France: 14 Place Adolphe Chérioux: door (art nouveau, 1902, architect Henri Ragache) (82 kb, 28 March 2003)
  17. Paris, France: 143 Boulevard Raspail: door (1906, architect Albert Prugnaud) (77 kb, 4 March 2004)
  18. Paris, France: 147 Rue d'Alésia: door (1923, Varoteaux) (60 kb, 19 November 2007)
  19. Paris, France: 148 Rue de Grenelle: caryatids surrounding window (73 kb, 12 October 2006)
  20. Paris, France: 151 Rue de Grenelle: door (art nouveau, 1898, architect Jules Lavirotte) (103 kb, 5 March 2004)
  21. Paris, France: 151 Rue de Grenelle: lizard eating corn cob on door (art nouveau, 1898, architect Jules Lavirotte) (104 kb, 5 March 2004)
  22. Paris, France: 153 Boulevard Brune: decoration above door (1906, architect Charles Van Pétéghem) (65 kb, 19 November 2007)
  23. Paris, France: 153 Boulevard Brune: window grill (1906, architect Charles Van Pétéghem) (64 kb, 19 November 2007)
  24. Paris, France: 16-18 Rue des Favorites (was Centre de Chèques Postaux): view (1932-1935, Michel Roux-Spitz) (76 kb, 19 November 2007)
  25. Paris, France: 17 Square de Montsouris: view (c 1930, D. Zielinsky) (100 kb, 19 November 2007)
  26. Paris, France: 177 Rue d'Alésia: caryatids surrounding window (1899, Denisson, Fils, sculptor M. Rouilliere) (77 kb, 13 October 2006)
  27. Paris, France: 185 Rue de Vaugirard: façade (1898, architect Henri Ragache ) (111 kb, 11 October 2006)
  28. Paris, France: 2 Rue Lecourbe: door (art nouveau, 1902, architect Henri Ragache) (97 kb, 4 March 2004)
  29. Paris, France: 20 bis Rue d'Alésia: figures surrounding window (87 kb, 19 November 2007)
  30. Paris, France: 21 Rue Vouillé: wall sculpture (79 kb, 13 October 2006)
  31. Paris, France: 25 bis Rue Benjamin Franklin: wall decoration (1902-1903, architects Auguste and Gustave Perret, tiles by Alexandre Bigot) (112 kb, 2 April 2004)
  32. Paris, France: 26 Rue Vavin: façade (1912-1914, architect Henri Sauvage and Charles Sarazin ) (112 kb, 10 October 2006)
  33. Paris, France: 27 Square de Montsouris: tile decoration on wall (95 kb, 19 November 2007)
  34. Paris, France: 276 Boulevard Raspail: wall sculpture of a man kissing a woman (1905, architect Theo Petit, sculpture E. Derre) (71 kb, 10 October 2006)
  35. Paris, France: 276 Boulevard Raspail: wall sculpture of old woman holding old (dead?) man (1905, architect Theo Petit, sculpture E. Derre) (69 kb, 10 October 2006)
  36. Paris, France: 29 Avenue Rapp: door (art nouveau, 1901, architect Jules Lavirotte, sculptor Jean-Baptise Larrivé) (104 kb, 27 March 2003)
  37. Paris, France: 29 Avenue Rapp: façade (art nouveau, 1901, architect Jules Lavirotte) (113 kb, 2 April 2004)
  38. Paris, France: 29 Avenue Rapp: lizard on door (art nouveau, 1901, architect Jules Lavirotte) (113 kb, 28 March 2003)
  39. Paris, France: 29 Rue des Volontaires: façade (1897, architect Henri Ragache) (95 kb, 25 June 2004)
  40. Paris, France: 3 Rue Gauguet: view (c 1930, D. Zielinsky) (79 kb, 19 November 2007)
  41. Paris, France: 3 Rue Raffet: door (art deco, 1929, architect Ch. Plumet) (80 kb, 25 June 2004)
  42. Paris, France: 3 Square Rapp: door (art nouveau, 1899-1900, architect Jules Lavirotte) (91 kb, 28 March 2003)
  43. Paris, France: 3 Villa Patrice Boudard: door (1914 and 1920, architects Patrice Boudard, L. Bonnard and G.M. Boucaud) (64 kb, 19 December 2003)
  44. Paris, France: 31 bis Rue Campagne-Première: façade (1911, architect André Arfvidson; tiles by Alexandre Bigot) (108 kb, 4 March 2004)
  45. Paris, France: 31 bis Rue Campagne-Première: window (1911, architect André Arfvidson; tiles by Alexandre Bigot) (100 kb, 10 October 2006)
  46. Paris, France: 32 Rue Lecourbe: door (1904, architect F. Vallois) (83 kb, 13 October 2004)
  47. Paris, France: 4 Square de Montsouris: tile decoration below eaves (84 kb, 19 November 2007)
  48. Paris, France: 41 Rue Boulard: gate (84 kb, 13 October 2006)
  49. Paris, France: 41 Rue Brancion: door (1924, architect Boutterin and Landes) (83 kb, 14 October 2004)
  50. Paris, France: 45 Boulevard Lefebvre: façade (1916, architect Léon Boucher) (107 kb, 19 November 2007)
  51. Paris, France: 47 Rue des Favorites: façade (art deco, 1932, architects Daniel Jasson Coquet) (85 kb, 14 October 2004)
  52. Paris, France: 47 Rue Vielle du Temple (Hôtel Amelot de Bisseuil, Hôtel des Ambassadeurs de Hollande): Medusa sculpture in door (1657-1660, architect Pierre Cottard) (109 kb, 6 March 2004)
  53. Paris, France: 48 Boulevard Raspail: door (art nouveau, 1912, architect L. Sorel) (103 kb, 13 October 2004)
  54. Paris, France: 48 Rue Lecourbe: door (1905, architect F. Vallois) (71 kb, 10 October 2006)
  55. Paris, France: 5 Rue Gauguet: view (c 1930, D. Zielinsky) (84 kb, 19 November 2007)
  56. Paris, France: 5 Rue Valentin Haüy: door with pine tree motif (1905, architect H. Cadilhac, sculptor Anciaux) (77 kb, 13 October 2006)
  57. Paris, France: 5 Rue Victor Schoelcher: door (1911, architect Paul Follot) (96 kb, 4 March 2004)
  58. Paris, France: 5 Rue Victor Schoelcher: garage door (1911, architect Paul Follot) (67 kb, 13 October 2006)
  59. Paris, France: 50 Rue Falguière: deco woman (sculptor G. Petit) (53 kb, 13 October 2006)
  60. Paris, France: 60 Rue Lecourbe: façade (1900, architect Henri Ragache) (112 kb, 13 October 2006)
  61. Paris, France: 60 Rue Lecourbe: sculpture over door of woman (1900, architect Henri Ragache) (86 kb, 10 October 2006)
  62. Paris, France: 65 Boulevard Garibaldi: deco woman (1929, architect Jean Boucher and Pierre Soulard, sculptor F.P. Joyeux) (55 kb, 12 October 2006)
  63. Paris, France: 65 Boulevard Garibaldi: deco woman (1929, architect Jean Boucher and Pierre Soulard, sculptor F.P. Joyeux) (56 kb, 12 October 2006)
  64. Paris, France: 67 Boulevard Raspail: door (1913, architect Leon Tissier) (90 kb, 13 October 2004)
  65. Paris, France: 67 Boulevard Raspail: sculpture (1913, architect Leon Tissier, sculptor Henri Bouchard) (71 kb, 13 October 2004)
  66. Paris, France: 7 Rue Erlanger: façade (1910, architect Girollet Renaudt) (61 kb, 25 June 2004)
  67. Paris, France: 7 Rue Gauguet: view (c 1930, D. Zielinsky) (53 kb, 19 November 2007)
  68. Paris, France: 78 Rue Mademoiselle: door (with cat and dog, and lizard tiles; architect A.M. Turin, tiles by A. Bigot) (75 kb, 28 March 2003)
  69. Paris, France: 78 Rue Mademoiselle: lizard tile (architect A.M. Turin, tiles by A. Bigot) (91 kb, 9 October 2006)
  70. Paris, France: 8 Rue Bouchut: window (art nouveau, 1903, architect Paul Denis) (63 kb, 13 October 2006)
  71. Paris, France: 87 Boulevard Montparnasse: door (architect A. Brasseau) (77 kb, 4 March 2004)
  72. Paris, France: 9 Rue Brown-Séquard: lion's head (61 kb, 13 October 2006)
  73. Paris, France: 9 Rue Vavin: door (art deco) (80 kb, 4 March 2004)
  74. Paris, France: 95 Rue de Vaugirard: façade (1891, architect Ferdinand Glaize ) (88 kb, 11 October 2006)
  75. Paris, France: 97 Boulevard Raspail: sculpture over door of birds (1913, architect Eugene Chifflot) (83 kb, 10 October 2006)
  76. Paris, France: Atelier Barillet, 15 Square de Vergennes: stained glass (art deco, 1932, architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, stained glass windows by Louis Barillet) (104 kb, 13 October 2004)
  77. Paris, France: Atelier Barillet, 15 Square de Vergennes: stained glass detail, Athena (art deco, 1932, architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, stained glass windows by Louis Barillet) (97 kb, 19 November 2007)
  78. Paris, France: Atelier Barillet, 15 Square de Vergennes: view at dusk (art deco, 1932, architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, stained glass windows by Louis Barillet; restored 2001-2002) (110 kb, 13 October 2004)
  79. Paris, France: Atelier Barillet, 15 Square de Vergennes: view in daytime (art deco, 1932, architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, stained glass windows by Louis Barillet; restored 2001-2002) (102 kb, 19 November 2007)
  80. Paris, France: Atelier Chana Orloff: view (1926, Auguste Perret) (77 kb, 19 November 2007)
  81. Paris, France: Atelier Georg and Gromaire: view (1925, André Lurçat) (57 kb, 19 November 2007)
  82. Paris, France: Beaubourg (Pompidou Centre): person reading in square (98 kb, 12 June 2005)
  83. Paris, France: Beaubourg (Pompidou Centre): walkway (1972-1976, architects Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano) (98 kb, 12 June 2005)
  84. Paris, France: BMW Garage, 109 Rue de la Tombe-Issoire: view (1930s) (65 kb, 19 November 2007)
  85. Paris, France: Castel Béranger, 14 Rue la Fontaine: balcony (art nouveau, 1897-1898, architect Hector Guimard) (71 kb, 19 December 2003)
  86. Paris, France: Castel Béranger, 14 Rue la Fontaine: door (art nouveau, 1897-1898, architect Hector Guimard) (77 kb, 28 March 2003)
  87. Paris, France: Charles de Gaulle airport: Terminal 1 escalator (travelator) (1964-1974, architect Paul Andreu) (79 kb, 29 March 2003)
  88. Paris, France: Collège Néerlandais (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): view (1927-1938, Willem Marinus Dudok) (94 kb, 19 November 2007)
  89. Paris, France: Eurostar advert: 'Tout Change A Londres' (82 kb, 19 November 2007)
  90. Paris, France: Fondation Avicenne (originally Pavillon d'Iran) (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): view (1968-1969, Claude Parent, Mossem Foroughi and Hedar Ghiai) (83 kb, 19 November 2007)
  91. Paris, France: Fondation Biermans-Lapôtre (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): bas-relief (1927, sculptor M. Gaumont, architect Armand Gueritte) (60 kb, 19 November 2007)
  92. Paris, France: Fondation Biermans-Lapôtre (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): bas-relief (1927, sculptor M. Gaumont, architect Armand Gueritte) (65 kb, 19 November 2007)
  93. Paris, France: Fondation Suisse (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): view (1932-1933, Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (111 kb, 19 November 2007)
  94. Paris, France: Fondation Suisse (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): view (1932-1933, Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (72 kb, 19 November 2007)
  95. Paris, France: Galeries Lafayette, Boulevard Haussmann: decoration below glass dome (1910-1912, architect Ferdinand Chanut) (148 kb, 2 April 2004)
  96. Paris, France: Galeries Lafayette, Boulevard Haussmann: glass dome (1910-1912, architect Ferdinand Chanut) (195 kb, 2 April 2004)
  97. Paris, France: Gare du Nord: Happy Birthday Eurostar (95 kb, 14 October 2004)
  98. Paris, France: Gobelins tapestry factory: goat head (76 kb, 1 April 2004)
  99. Paris, France: Gobelins tapestry factory: staircase ironwork (79 kb, 1 April 2004)
  100. Paris, France: Hotel Mezza, 60 Rue La Fontaine: window (1911, architect Hector Guimard) (97 kb, 2 April 2004)
  101. Paris, France: Immeuble Jassedé, 142 Avenue de Versailles: door (art nouveau, 1905, architect Hector Guimard) (86 kb, 25 June 2004)
  102. Paris, France: Jardin du Luxembourg: sculpture ('Cheval', by Heather Jansch) (130 kb, 4 April 2004)
  103. Paris, France: Jardin du Luxembourg: sculpture ('La trajectoire de l'écureil', by Anne Delfieu) (149 kb, 4 April 2004)
  104. Paris, France: Jardin du Luxembourg: sculpture ('La Yourte', by Serge Mansau) (108 kb, 4 April 2004)
  105. Paris, France: Les Arums, 33 Rue du Champ de Mars: doors (art nouveau, 1900, architect Octave Raquin) (79 kb, 5 March 2004)
  106. Paris, France: Les Arums, 33 Rue du Champ de Mars: lily detail (art nouveau, 1900, architect Octave Raquin) (49 kb, 13 October 2006)
  107. Paris, France: Les Salons du Pré Catelan, Bois de Boulogne: wall panel (1906, by J.V. Badin) (79 kb, 4 April 2004)
  108. Paris, France: Les Salons du Pré Catelan, Bois de Boulogne: wall panel (1906, by J.V. Badin) (65 kb, 4 April 2004)
  109. Paris, France: Lycée Leonardo da Vinci, 12 Rue Sedillot: balcony (1899, architect Jules Lavirotte) (87 kb, 2 April 2004)
  110. Paris, France: Lycée Leonardo da Vinci, 12 Rue Sedillot: window (1899, architect Jules Lavirotte) (97 kb, 2 April 2004)
  111. Paris, France: Maison de la Tunisie (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): helical staircase (1953, Jean Sebag and Jean Prouvé) (94 kb, 19 November 2007)
  112. Paris, France: Maison de l'Inde (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): view (1968, J.M. Benjamin, H.R. Laroya and Gaston Leclaire) (77 kb, 19 November 2007)
  113. Paris, France: Maison du Brésil (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): view (1959, Le Corbusier and Lucio Costa) (81 kb, 19 November 2007)
  114. Paris, France: Maison du Brésil (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): view (1959, Le Corbusier and Lucio Costa) (84 kb, 19 November 2007)
  115. Paris, France: Maison du Cambodge (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): bas-relief (1957, architect François Audoul; restored 2003, architect Patrick Magendie) (60 kb, 19 November 2007)
  116. Paris, France: Maison du Mexique (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): frieze detail (1953, architects Jorge L. Medellin and Urbain Cassan) (87 kb, 19 November 2007)
  117. Paris, France: Maison du Mexique (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): view (1953, architects Jorge L. Medellin and Urbain Cassan) (94 kb, 19 November 2007)
  118. Paris, France: Maison Ozenfont, 53 Avenue Reille: view (1923, Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (98 kb, 19 November 2007)
  119. Paris, France: Maison Townshend, 1 Villa Seurat: view (1926, André Lurçat) (60 kb, 19 November 2007)
  120. Paris, France: metro station Chardon-Lagache: metalwork (art nouveau, 1913, architect Hector Guimard) (121 kb, 19 December 2003)
  121. Paris, France: Musée d'Orsay: clock (1898-1900, architect Victor Laloux) (128 kb, 24 June 2000)
  122. Paris, France: Musée d'Orsay: gallery (1983-1986, architects R. Gardon, P. Colbac, J.-P. Philippe and Gae Aulenti) (133 kb, 24 June 2000)
  123. Paris, France: Musée d'Orsay: restaurant (1898-1900, architect Victor Laloux) (124 kb, 24 June 2000)
  124. Paris, France: Musée national du Moyen Age (Cluny): stained glass ('Chess players', around 1430-1440) (76 kb, 4 April 2004)
  125. Paris, France: Musée national du Moyen Age (Cluny): stained glass ('Joseph sold by his brothers', end of 15th century, from La Sainte-Chapelle) (77 kb, 4 April 2004)
  126. Paris, France: Musée national du Moyen Age (Cluny): stained glass ('Resurrection of the dead', around 1200, from La Sainte-Chapelle) (98 kb, 4 April 2004)
  127. Paris, France: Musée national du Moyen Age (Cluny): stained glass ('The flocks of Job', end of 15th century, from La Sainte-Chapelle) (79 kb, 4 April 2004)
  128. Paris, France: Notre Dame: door (107 kb, 13 October 2004)
  129. Paris, France: Notre Dame: tympanum above central door of west-facing façade (109 kb, 13 October 2004)
  130. Paris, France: Notre Dame: tympanum above northern door of west-facing façade (97 kb, 13 October 2004)
  131. Paris, France: Notre Dame: tympanum above southern door of west-facing façade (104 kb, 13 October 2004)
  132. Paris, France: Notre Dame: tympanum detail above central door of west-facing façade (94 kb, 19 October 2001)
  133. Paris, France: Place Georges Mulot: fountain detail (93 kb, 13 October 2006)
  134. Paris, France: Place St Sulpice, Fontaine des Quatre Évêques: lion sculpture (1847, architect Ludovico Visconti) (84 kb, 14 October 2006)
  135. Paris, France: Résidence Lucien Paye (originally Maison de la France d'Outre-Mer) (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): bas-relief, 'La Legénde' (1951, sculptor Anna Quinquaud, architect Albert Laprade) (73 kb, 19 November 2007)
  136. Paris, France: Résidence Lucien Paye (originally Maison de la France d'Outre-Mer) (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): bas-relief, 'La Tradition' (1951, sculptor Anna Quinquaud, architect Albert Laprade) (75 kb, 19 November 2007)
  137. Paris, France: Rue Agar: window (1911, architect Hector Guimard) (75 kb, 2 April 2004)
  138. Paris, France: Saint Antoine de Padoue: stained glass window (1933-1935, architect Léon Azéma) (53 kb, 19 November 2007)
  139. Paris, France: Saint Antoine de Padoue: top of tower (1933-1935, architect Léon Azéma) (37 kb, 19 November 2007)
  140. Paris, France: Saint Francois Xavier church: Chapel of the Virgin (1874-1875, architects Louis-Adrien Lusson and Toussaint Uchard) (117 kb, 12 October 2006)
  141. Paris, France: Saint Francois Xavier church: cupola, the Twelve Apostles (1874-1875, architects Louis-Adrien Lusson and Toussaint Uchard, cupola painted by Charles Lameire) (99 kb, 12 October 2006)
  142. Paris, France: Saint Francois Xavier church: tympanum (1874-1875, architects Louis-Adrien Lusson and Toussaint Uchard, tympanum painted by Romain Cazes) (97 kb, 12 October 2006)
  143. Paris, France: Samaritaine Department Store, Quai du Louvre: interior (1905, architect Frantz Jourdain) (137 kb, 2 April 2004)
  144. Paris, France: Square Félix Desruelles (Boulevard Saint Germain): sculpture (1900, architect Ch. Risler, sculptor J. Loutan) (119 kb, 13 October 2004)
  145. Paris, France: Square Félix Desruelles (Boulevard Saint Germain): sculpture (1900, architect Ch. Risler, sculptor J. Loutan) (84 kb, 13 October 2004)
  146. Paris, France: St Etienne du Mont: choir screen (113 kb, 1 April 2004)
  147. Paris, France: St Etienne du Mont: spiral stone staircase (part of choir screen) (112 kb, 25 June 2004)
  148. Paris, France: St Vincent de Paul, 95 Rue de Sèvres: aisle (1817) (77 kb, 5 March 2004)
  149. Paris, France: St Vincent de Paul, 95 Rue de Sèvres: ceiling above altar (1817) (102 kb, 5 March 2004)
  150. Paris, France: synagogue, 10 Rue Pavée: façade (1913, architect Hector Guimard) (83 kb, 13 October 2004)
  151. Paris, France: Villa Guggenbuhl, corner Rue Nansouty and Rue Georges-Braque: view (1927, André Lurçat) (79 kb, 19 November 2007)
  152. Paris, France: Villa La Roche, 10 Square du Docteur Blanche: entrance hall window wall (1923-1925, architects Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (61 kb, 2 April 2004)

Other France:

  1. Arles, France: Jesuit chapel (99 kb, 3 September 2001)
  2. Arles, France: Roman columns (82 kb, 2 September 2001)
  3. Boucéel, France: Château de Boucéel: geese (77 kb, 26 August 2001)
  4. Caen, France: St-Pierre: pulpit (108 kb, 25 August 2001)
  5. Cahors, France: Valentre bridge (Pont Valentre) (65 kb, 31 August 2001)
  6. Camargue, France: red dragonfly (140 kb, 2 September 2001)
  7. Camargue, France: snails on dill (108 kb, 2 September 2001)
  8. Carcassonne, France: view from a distance (72 kb, 1 September 2001)
  9. Dampierre-s-Boutonne, France: château: ceiling detail (49 kb, 27 August 2001)
  10. Grenoble, France: 6 Rue Félix Poulat: elephant decoration (architects Chatrousse and Ricoud) (75 kb, 24 February 2006)
  11. Grenoble, France: A48 at tollbooth: communication tower (69 kb, 22 February 2006)
  12. Grenoble, France: ESRF (European Synchroton Radiation Facility): connecting corridor from experimental hall to central building (c1991) (50 kb, 23 February 2006)
  13. Grenoble, France: Le Néron: rock face (77 kb, 22 February 2006)
  14. Issy-les-Moulineaux, France: 31 Rue Kléber: sculpture of The Fox and The Grapes (after La Fontaine) (1904, architect Durandaud, sculptor Lachesnee) (78 kb, 14 October 2006)
  15. Issy-les-Moulineaux, France: Square de la Mairie: war memorial (Monument aux Morts de la Ville, 1959, sculptor Jean Joachim) (48 kb, 3 April 2004)
  16. Mézy-sur-Seine, France: Villa Paul Poiret: exterior (art deco, 1921-1923, architect Robert Mallet-Stevens) (77 kb, 12 June 2005)
  17. Mézy-sur-Seine, France: Villa Paul Poiret: sun room windows (art deco, 1921-1923, architect Robert Mallet-Stevens) (63 kb, 12 June 2005)
  18. Poissy, France: old bridge ('vieux pont', 'pont ancien') (138 kb, 19 December 2003)
  19. Poissy, France: Villa Savoye: bathtub and day bed in master bedroom (1928-1931, architects Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (49 kb, 19 December 2003)
  20. Poissy, France: Villa Savoye: exterior ramp and window (1928-1931, architects Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (47 kb, 19 December 2003)
  21. Poissy, France: Villa Savoye: semi-spiral staircase (1928-1931, architects Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (58 kb, 3 April 2004)
  22. Poissy, France: Villa Savoye: view (1928-1931, architects Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (51 kb, 19 December 2003)
  23. Poissy, France: Villa Savoye: view (1928-1931, architects Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (57 kb, 3 April 2004)
  24. Pont du Gard, France: aqueduct: view (89 kb, 4 September 2001)
  25. Saint-Léon-s-Vézère, France: Château de Belcayre: view (85 kb, 29 August 2001)
  26. Sarlat, France: pastry in shop window (123 kb, 30 August 2001)
  27. St Geoirs, France: Grenoble Isère Airport: roof support structure (2001, architect Atelier A) (81 kb, 24 February 2006)
  28. St Geoirs, France: Grenoble Isère Airport: window wall (2001, architect Atelier A) (75 kb, 22 February 2006)
  29. St Tropez, France: harbor (103 kb, 3 September 2001)
  30. Virollet, France: Zoorama: porcupines (142 kb, 27 August 2001)

Berlin:

  1. Berlin, Germany: Aeroflot (Unter den Linden): view (built 1965-1966, architect not known) (74 kb, 11 March 2006)
  2. Berlin, Germany: Aeroflot (Unter den Linden): view (built 1965-1966, architect not known) (90 kb, 26 October 2008)
  3. Berlin, Germany: Akademie der Künste (Hanseatenweg): Reclining Figure (designed 1956, cast 1961, sculptor Henry Moore) (112 kb, 25 October 2008)
  4. Berlin, Germany: Akademie der Künste (Hanseatenweg): studio building (built for Interbau 1957, architect Werner Düttmann) (70 kb, 25 October 2008)
  5. Berlin, Germany: Akademie der Künste (Pariser Platz): view (1999-2005, Behnisch & Partner with Werner Durth) (88 kb, 29 October 2008)
  6. Berlin, Germany: Alexa (Grunerstraße): entrance (2004-2007, architects José Manuel Quintela da Fonseca; RTKL Associates; Ortner + Ortner) (92 kb, 26 October 2008)
  7. Berlin, Germany: Alexa (Grunerstraße): view (2004-2007, architects José Manuel Quintela da Fonseca; RTKL Associates; Ortner + Ortner) (56 kb, 26 October 2008)
  8. Berlin, Germany: Alexanderplatz Bahnhof: view (1881-1882, Johann Eduard Jacobsthal, but reconstructed post-WWII) (70 kb, 26 October 2008)
  9. Berlin, Germany: Alexanderplatz: Fountain of International Friendship (dedicated 1970, created by group of artists led by Walter Womacka; renovated 2002) (91 kb, 26 October 2008)
  10. Berlin, Germany: Altes Museum: bust of Queen Nefertiti (around 1340 BC) (51 kb, 11 March 2006)
  11. Berlin, Germany: Altes Museum: detail of centaur, mosaic (118-138 AD, from Hadrian's villa near Tivoli) (71 kb, 11 March 2006)
  12. Berlin, Germany: Altes Museum: detail of tiger attacking centaur, mosaic (118-138 AD, from Hadrian's villa near Tivoli) (78 kb, 11 March 2006)
  13. Berlin, Germany: Altes Museum: eye bowl, with two warriors in between eyes (around 530 BC, from Sorrent) (58 kb, 11 March 2006)
  14. Berlin, Germany: Altes Museum: God Bes (who protects pregnant women and newborn babies) (Egypt, 650-350 BC) (40 kb, 11 March 2006)
  15. Berlin, Germany: Altes Museum: mummy mask of a woman with bracelets in form of snakes (beginning of 1st century AD) (58 kb, 11 March 2006)
  16. Berlin, Germany: Altes Museum: rotunda dome detail (1830, architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel) (77 kb, 11 March 2006)
  17. Berlin, Germany: Altonär Straße 3-9: view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Jaenecke and Samuelson) (71 kb, 25 October 2008)
  18. Berlin, Germany: Altonär Straße 3-9: view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Jaenecke and Samuelson) (108 kb, 25 October 2008)
  19. Berlin, Germany: Altonär Straße 4-14: rear view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Oscar Niemeyer) (79 kb, 25 October 2008)
  20. Berlin, Germany: Altonär Straße 4-14: Reclining Figure (1958, sculptor Alfredo Ceschiatti) (115 kb, 25 October 2008)
  21. Berlin, Germany: Altonär Straße 4-14: view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Oscar Niemeyer) (111 kb, 25 October 2008)
  22. Berlin, Germany: Am Berlin Museum 2-18: view (1984-1986, architects Hans Kollhoff and Arthur Ovaska) (78 kb, 26 October 2008)
  23. Berlin, Germany: Am Rupenhorn 24 (Buchthal Villa): view (1929-1932, architects Hans and Wassili Luckhardt and Alfons Anker) (143 kb, 12 March 2006)
  24. Berlin, Germany: Am Rupenhorn 25 (Kluge Villa): view (1929-1930, architects Hans and Wassili Luckhardt and Alfons Anker) (101 kb, 12 March 2006)
  25. Berlin, Germany: Am Rupenhorn 6 (Mendelsohn Villa): view (1928-1930, architect Erich Mendelsohn) (129 kb, 12 March 2006)
  26. Berlin, Germany: Austrian Embassy (Stauffenbergstraße): view (1996-2001, Hans Hollein Architects) (54 kb, 25 October 2008)
  27. Berlin, Germany: Austrian Embassy (Tiergartenstraße): view (1996-2001, Hans Hollein Architects) (63 kb, 25 October 2008)
  28. Berlin, Germany: Axel Springer Publishing House (Axel-Springer Straße): view (1994, architects Gerhard Stössner and Thomas Fischer) (71 kb, 26 October 2008)
  29. Berlin, Germany: Bahnhof Zoologisher Garten: view (1934-1940, architect Fritz Hane) (63 kb, 25 October 2008)
  30. Berlin, Germany: Bartningallee 2-4: view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Egon Eiermann) (110 kb, 25 October 2008)
  31. Berlin, Germany: Bartningallee 7: view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Van den Broek and Bakema) (62 kb, 25 October 2008)
  32. Berlin, Germany: Bauhausarchiv (Klingelhöferstraße): view (1976-1978, Walter Gropius, Alexander Cvijanovic) (74 kb, 25 October 2008)
  33. Berlin, Germany: Bausparhaus (Klingelhöferstraße 4): view (1998-2000, architect Moore, Ruble, Yudell) (76 kb, 25 October 2008)
  34. Berlin, Germany: Berlin Pavillon (at time of photo, a Burger King) (Straße des 17.Juni): view (1956, architect Fehling, Gogel and Pfankuch; part of Interbau 1957) (119 kb, 25 October 2008)
  35. Berlin, Germany: Berliner Congress Center (was Kongresshalle) (Alexanderstraße): view (1961-1964, architect Hermann Henselmann) (49 kb, 26 October 2008)
  36. Berlin, Germany: Berliner Dom (Cathedral): Birth of Christ (left altar window) (Luce-floreo etched) (1905, designed by Anton Von Werner; reconstructed 1987-1997) (72 kb, 11 March 2006)
  37. Berlin, Germany: Berliner Dom (Cathedral): ceiling detail including Beatitude 'Selig sind, die reines Herzens sind' ('Blessed are the pure hearted') (1905, made after design by Anton von Werner; reconstructed 1984-1993) (83 kb, 11 March 2006)
  38. Berlin, Germany: Berliner Dom (Cathedral): central arch detail (1905, architect Julius Carl Raschdorff; restored 1975-1983) (87 kb, 11 March 2006)
  39. Berlin, Germany: Berliner Dom (Cathedral): central arch detail (1905, architect Julius Carl Raschdorff; restored 1975-1983) (86 kb, 11 March 2006)
  40. Berlin, Germany: Berliner Dom (Cathedral): central dome (1905; reconstructed 1984-1993) (100 kb, 11 March 2006)
  41. Berlin, Germany: Berliner Dom (Cathedral): Crucifixion of Christ (central altar window) (Luce-floreo etched) (1905, designed by Anton Von Werner; reconstructed 1987-1997) (74 kb, 11 March 2006)
  42. Berlin, Germany: Berliner Dom (Cathedral): façade (1905, architect Julius Carl Raschdorff; restored 1975-1983) (101 kb, 12 March 2006)
  43. Berlin, Germany: Berliner Dom (Cathedral): Resurrection of Christ (right altar window) (Luce-floreo etched) (1905, designed by Anton Von Werner; reconstructed 1987-1997) (71 kb, 11 March 2006)
  44. Berlin, Germany: Berliner Dom (Cathedral): Südportal Versöhnungstür detail (Parable of the Lost Son) (Reconciliation Door, south side) (1992, artist Siegfried Kreppe) (135 kb, 26 October 2008)
  45. Berlin, Germany: Berliner Dom (Cathedral): Südportal Versöhnungstür (Reconciliation Door, south side) (1992, artist Siegfried Kreppe) (117 kb, 26 October 2008)
  46. Berlin, Germany: Berliner Wasserbetriebe headquarters (Neue Ju:denstraße): Berlin bear (artist Ibrahim Ehrari) (75 kb, 26 October 2008)
  47. Berlin, Germany: Berliner Wasserbetriebe headquarters (Neue Ju:denstraße): view (1999, Joachim Ganz Architekt) (69 kb, 26 October 2008)
  48. Berlin, Germany: British Embassy (Wilhelmstraße): façade (2000, architect Michael Wilford and Partners) (79 kb, 12 March 2006)
  49. Berlin, Germany: Bundeskanzleramt (Federal Chancellery): view (2001, architects Axel Schultes and Charlotte Frank) (64 kb, 26 October 2008)
  50. Berlin, Germany: Bundespresamt (Federal Press Association): view (2000, architects Johanne and Gernot Nalbach) (69 kb, 29 October 2008)
  51. Berlin, Germany: BVG (Tempelhofer Ufer): view (2000, Joachim Ganz Architekt) (68 kb, 26 October 2008)
  52. Berlin, Germany: Campus Berlin-Buch, Forschungsinstitut für Molekulare Pharmakologie (FMP): façade (1998-1999, architect Heinle, Wischer und Partner) (80 kb, 9 March 2006)
  53. Berlin, Germany: Campus Berlin-Buch, Forschungsinstitut für Molekulare Pharmakologie (FMP): staircase (1998-1999, architect Heinle, Wischer und Partner) (65 kb, 9 March 2006)
  54. Berlin, Germany: Checkpoint Arkaden (corner of Friedrichstraße and Zimmerstraße): view (1994, architect Josef Paul Kleihues) (72 kb, 26 October 2008)
  55. Berlin, Germany: Collegium Hungaricum (Dorotheenstraße): view (2006-2007, Schweger Assoziierte Architekten) (55 kb, 26 October 2008)
  56. Berlin, Germany: Commonwealth War Cemetery (Heerstraße): snowy view (architect Philip Hepworth) (66 kb, 12 March 2006)
  57. Berlin, Germany: corner of Friedrichstraße and Mauerstraße: view (1996, architect Josef Paul Kleihues) (60 kb, 26 October 2008)
  58. Berlin, Germany: corner of Markgrafenstraße and Lindenstraße: view (1987, architect Herman Hertzberger) (58 kb, 26 October 2008)
  59. Berlin, Germany: corner of Wilhelmstraße and Kochstraße: view (1988, architect Aldo Rossi) (63 kb, 26 October 2008)
  60. Berlin, Germany: corner of Zimmerstraße and Markgrafenstraße: view (1996, architect Aldo Rossi) (82 kb, 26 October 2008)
  61. Berlin, Germany: corner Rochstraße and Münzstraße: view (1999-2001, Moritz Müller and Götz M. Keller) (91 kb, 26 October 2008)
  62. Berlin, Germany: Danish Embassy (Rauchstraße): view (1997-1999, 3XN Architects; Nielsen, Nielsen and Nielsen) (59 kb, 25 October 2008)
  63. Berlin, Germany: Deutsche Bahn Tower (Potsdamer Straße): view (1996-2000, architect Helmut Jahn) (60 kb, 26 October 2008)
  64. Berlin, Germany: Deutsche Bahn Tower (Potsdamer Straße): view at night (1996-2000, architect Helmut Jahn) (87 kb, 25 October 2008)
  65. Berlin, Germany: Deutsches Historisches Museum extension: snowy view (1998-2003, architect I.M. Pei) (56 kb, 11 March 2006)
  66. Berlin, Germany: Deutsches Historisches Museum extension: view (1998-2003, architect I.M. Pei) (58 kb, 26 October 2008)
  67. Berlin, Germany: Deutsches Technik Museum (Trebbiner Straße): view (1996-2000, architects Helge Pitz and Ulrich Wolff) (88 kb, 26 October 2008)
  68. Berlin, Germany: Die Hackeschen (Hackesche) Höfe (Rosenthaler Straße): façade (1905-1907, architects Kurt Bendt and August Endell) (90 kb, 12 March 2006)
  69. Berlin, Germany: Dircksenstraße 38: façade (85 kb, 12 March 2006)
  70. Berlin, Germany: Dresdner Bank (Pariser Platz): view (1995-1997, von Gerkan, Marg und Partner) (74 kb, 26 October 2008)
  71. Berlin, Germany: Dutch (Netherlands) Embassy (Klosterstraße): back façade (2003, architect OMA / Rem Koolhaas) (68 kb, 12 March 2006)
  72. Berlin, Germany: Dutch (Netherlands) Embassy (Klosterstraße): front façade (2003, architect OMA / Rem Koolhaas) (69 kb, 26 October 2008)
  73. Berlin, Germany: DZ Bank (Behrenstraße): view (1996-1999, Frank Gehry) (73 kb, 29 October 2008)
  74. Berlin, Germany: DZ Bank (Pariser Platz): interior (1996-1999, Frank Gehry) (103 kb, 29 October 2008)
  75. Berlin, Germany: DZ Bank (Pariser Platz): view (1996-1999, Frank Gehry) (56 kb, 26 October 2008)
  76. Berlin, Germany: East Side Gallery (Berlin Wall): Brezhnev - Honecker kiss (103 kb, 12 March 2006)
  77. Berlin, Germany: East Side Gallery (Berlin Wall): Dancing to Freedom (artist Jolly Kunjappu, 1990/2000) (51 kb, 12 March 2006)
  78. Berlin, Germany: East Side Gallery (Berlin Wall): faces (127 kb, 12 March 2006)
  79. Berlin, Germany: East Side Gallery (Berlin Wall): sea of humanity (91 kb, 12 March 2006)
  80. Berlin, Germany: Ebert-Straße 15: view (2007, von Gerkan, Marg und Partner and Baumann) (74 kb, 29 October 2008)
  81. Berlin, Germany: Egyptian Embassy (Stauffenbergstraße): Berlin bear (82 kb, 25 October 2008)
  82. Berlin, Germany: Egyptian Embassy (Stauffenbergstraße): view (2000-2001, Samir Rabie and Kendel Architekten) (59 kb, 25 October 2008)
  83. Berlin, Germany: Eichorn Straße: 'Boxers' (1987, sculptor Keith Haring) (59 kb, 26 October 2008)
  84. Berlin, Germany: Eternithaus (Altonär Straße): view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Paul Baumgarten) (69 kb, 25 October 2008)
  85. Berlin, Germany: Evangelische Kaiser-Friedrich-Gedächtniskirche (Händelallee): view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Ludwig Lemmer) (53 kb, 25 October 2008)
  86. Berlin, Germany: Fanny-Hensel-Grundschule (Anhalter Park Primary School) (Schönebergerstraße): view (1987-1990, architects Wolfgang Scharlach and Rainer Wischhusen) (83 kb, 26 October 2008)
  87. Berlin, Germany: Feuerwache (fire station) Tiergarten (and also Polizeiwache) (Elisabeth-Abegg-Straße): view from front (2004, Sauerbruch Hutton Architekten) (88 kb, 29 October 2008)
  88. Berlin, Germany: Feuerwache (fire station) Tiergarten (and also Polizeiwache) (Elisabeth-Abegg-Straße): view from rear (2004, Sauerbruch Hutton Architekten) (73 kb, 29 October 2008)
  89. Berlin, Germany: Filmtheater Babylon (Rosa-Luxembourg-Straße): view (1927-1929, architect Hans Pölzig) (71 kb, 12 March 2006)
  90. Berlin, Germany: Flatowallee 14: Berlin bear with dancing couple painted on it (63 kb, 12 March 2006)
  91. Berlin, Germany: Flatowallee 16, Unité d'Habitation: view end on (built for Interbau 1957, architect Le Corbusier) (67 kb, 12 March 2006)
  92. Berlin, Germany: Flatowallee 16, Unité d'Habitation: view from front (built for Interbau 1957, architect Le Corbusier) (115 kb, 12 March 2006)
  93. Berlin, Germany: French Embassy (Pariser Platz): view (1999-2003, Christian de Portzamparc) (61 kb, 26 October 2008)
  94. Berlin, Germany: Gemäldegalerie (Stauffenbergstraße): view (1992-1998, architect Hilmer & Sattler) (47 kb, 25 October 2008)
  95. Berlin, Germany: Greifenhagener Straße 50: decoration (48 kb, 10 March 2006)
  96. Berlin, Germany: Grunerstraße, Parkhaus (car parking garage): view (2002-2004, Kny & Weber Architekten) (90 kb, 26 October 2008)
  97. Berlin, Germany: GSW Hauptverwaltung (Charlottenstraße): view (1999, Sauerbruch Hutton Architekten) (57 kb, 26 October 2008)
  98. Berlin, Germany: GSW Hauptverwaltung (Markgrafenstraße): view (1999, Sauerbruch Hutton Architekten) (83 kb, 26 October 2008)
  99. Berlin, Germany: Gustav-Heinemann-Brücke: view (2005, Max Dudler Architekt) (73 kb, 29 October 2008)
  100. Berlin, Germany: Händelallee 14-16: view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Pierre Vago) (88 kb, 25 October 2008)
  101. Berlin, Germany: Händelallee 3-9: view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Walter Gropius) (92 kb, 12 March 2006)
  102. Berlin, Germany: Händelallee 3-9: view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Walter Gropius) (116 kb, 25 October 2008)
  103. Berlin, Germany: Händelallee 39: view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Arne Jacobsen) (125 kb, 25 October 2008)
  104. Berlin, Germany: Händelallee 55: view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Ruf) (92 kb, 25 October 2008)
  105. Berlin, Germany: Händelallee 59: view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Wolf von Mollendorf and Sergius Ruegenberg) (145 kb, 25 October 2008)
  106. Berlin, Germany: Händelallee 59: view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Wolf von Mollendorf and Sergius Ruegenberg) (99 kb, 25 October 2008)
  107. Berlin, Germany: Händelallee 63: view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Hönow) (112 kb, 25 October 2008)
  108. Berlin, Germany: Hauptbahnhof (and Gustav-Heinemann-Brücke): view (1995-2006, von Gerkan, Marg und Partner) (83 kb, 29 October 2008)
  109. Berlin, Germany: Hauptbahnhof: view (1995-2006, von Gerkan, Marg und Partner) (68 kb, 29 October 2008)
  110. Berlin, Germany: Haus am Checkpoint Charlie (corner of Friedrichstraße and Rudi-Dutschke Straße): view (1982-1986, architects Peter Eisenman and Jaquelin Robertson) (77 kb, 26 October 2008)
  111. Berlin, Germany: Haus der Kulturen der Welt (formerly Kongresshalle) (John-Foster-Dulles-Allee): view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Hugh A. Stubbins) (62 kb, 29 October 2008)
  112. Berlin, Germany: Haus der Kulturen der Welt (formerly Kongresshalle) (John-Foster-Dulles-Allee): view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Hugh A. Stubbins) (79 kb, 29 October 2008)
  113. Berlin, Germany: Haus der Presse (Markgrafenstraße): view (2000, Jo. Franzke Architekten) (64 kb, 26 October 2008)
  114. Berlin, Germany: Haus des Lehrers (Alexanderstraße): view (1961-1964, architect Hermann Henselmann) (67 kb, 26 October 2008)
  115. Berlin, Germany: Haus Loeser and Wolff (Potsdamer Straße): view (1928-1930, Albert Biebendt; top two floors, 2002-2004, von Gerkan, Marg und Partner) (72 kb, 29 October 2008)
  116. Berlin, Germany: Heerstraße 107 (Sternefeld Villa): view (1923-1924, architect Erich Mendelsohn) (110 kb, 12 March 2006)
  117. Berlin, Germany: Hinter dem Gießhaus 1: view (2005-2006, architect David Chipperfield) (53 kb, 26 October 2008)
  118. Berlin, Germany: Hitzigallee 17-21: view (IBA, 1984-1985, architect Kurt Ackermann) (93 kb, 25 October 2008)
  119. Berlin, Germany: Holocaust Memorial (Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe): view (2003-2004, artist Peter Eisenman, engineer Buro Happold) (54 kb, 29 October 2008)
  120. Berlin, Germany: Holocaust Memorial (Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe): view (2003-2004, artist Peter Eisenman, engineer Buro Happold) (61 kb, 29 October 2008)
  121. Berlin, Germany: Hotel Concorde (Augsburger Straße): view (2005, architect Jan Kleihues) (84 kb, 25 October 2008)
  122. Berlin, Germany: IG Metall (Deutscher Metallarbeiter Verband, Metal Workers Union Building) (Alte Jakobstraße): view (1929-1930, Erich Mendelsohn) (90 kb, 26 October 2008)
  123. Berlin, Germany: IG Metall (Deutscher Metallarbeiter Verband, Metal Workers Union Building) (Alte Jakobstraße): view at back (1929-1930, Erich Mendelsohn) (80 kb, 26 October 2008)
  124. Berlin, Germany: Indian Embassy (Tiergartenstraße): entrance (1999-2001, Léon Wohlhage Wernik Architekten) (74 kb, 25 October 2008)
  125. Berlin, Germany: Indian Embassy (Tiergartenstraße): view (1999-2001, Léon Wohlhage Wernik Architekten) (72 kb, 25 October 2008)
  126. Berlin, Germany: Jakob-Kaiser-Haus (Building 1) (Dorotheenstraße): view (1997-2002, Schweger Assoziierte Architekten) (71 kb, 26 October 2008)
  127. Berlin, Germany: Jakob-Kaiser-Haus (Building 3): view (1997-2002, architect Busmann und Haberer) (75 kb, 29 October 2008)
  128. Berlin, Germany: Jakob-Kaiser-Haus (Buildings 2 and 3): view (1997-2002, architect Busmann und Haberer) (69 kb, 29 October 2008)
  129. Berlin, Germany: Joachimstaler Platz: Verkehrskanzel (literally 'traffic pulpit') above kiosk (1953-1955, Werner Klenke, Bruno Grimmek, Werner Düttmann) (103 kb, 25 October 2008)
  130. Berlin, Germany: Judisches Museum (Linden Straße): view (1992-1996, Daniel Libeskind) (74 kb, 26 October 2008)
  131. Berlin, Germany: Judisches Museum (Linden Straße): view (1992-1996, Daniel Libeskind) (83 kb, 26 October 2008)
  132. Berlin, Germany: Judisches Museum (was Berlin Museum) (Linden Straße): façade (1734-1735, architect Philipp Gerlach) (61 kb, 26 October 2008)
  133. Berlin, Germany: Kaiser Wilhelm Gedächtnis Kirche: angel, mosaic ceiling (1897-1906, designed by Hermann Schaper, made by Firma Puhl and Wagner) (164 kb, 25 October 2008)
  134. Berlin, Germany: Kaiser Wilhelm Gedächtnis Kirche: angel, mosaic floor (1897-1906, designed by Hermann Schaper, made by Firma Puhl and Wagner) (107 kb, 25 October 2008)
  135. Berlin, Germany: Kaiser Wilhelm Gedächtnis Kirche: angels, mosaic ceiling (1897-1906, designed by Hermann Schaper, made by Firma Puhl and Wagner) (136 kb, 25 October 2008)
  136. Berlin, Germany: Kaiser Wilhelm Gedächtnis Kirche: Christ on Cross (1961, sculptor Karl Hemmeter, stained glass artist Gabriel Loire) (107 kb, 25 October 2008)
  137. Berlin, Germany: Kaiser Wilhelm Gedächtnis Kirche: Christ, mosaic ceiling (1897-1906, designed by Hermann Schaper, made by Firma Puhl and Wagner) (181 kb, 25 October 2008)
  138. Berlin, Germany: Kaiser Wilhelm Gedächtnis Kirche: emperor, mosaic ceiling (1897-1906, designed by Hermann Schaper, made by Firma Puhl and Wagner) (144 kb, 25 October 2008)
  139. Berlin, Germany: Kaiser Wilhelm Gedächtnis Kirche: view (1891-1895, Franz Schwechten; 1959-1963, Egon Eiermann) (71 kb, 25 October 2008)
  140. Berlin, Germany: Kammermusiksaal (Herbert von Karajan Straße): stairs (1984-1987, architects Hans Scharoun, Edgar Wisniewski) (91 kb, 25 October 2008)
  141. Berlin, Germany: Kammermusiksaal (Herbert von Karajan Straße): view (1984-1987, architects Hans Scharoun, Edgar Wisniewski) (66 kb, 25 October 2008)
  142. Berlin, Germany: Kammermusiksaal (Herbert von Karajan Straße): view (1984-1987, architects Hans Scharoun, Edgar Wisniewski) (63 kb, 29 October 2008)
  143. Berlin, Germany: Kant Dreieck Media Centre (Kantstraße): view (1994, architect Josef Paul Kleihues) (99 kb, 29 October 2008)
  144. Berlin, Germany: Karolingerplatz 5/5a (Doppelvilla): snowy view (1922, architect Erich Mendelsohn) (97 kb, 12 March 2006)
  145. Berlin, Germany: Katholische Kirchengemeinde Herz Jesu (Fehrbelliner Straße): door (1897-1898, architect Christoph Hehl) (74 kb, 11 March 2006)
  146. Berlin, Germany: Katholische Pfarrkirche St. Ansgar (Altonär Straße): view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Kreuer) (112 kb, 25 October 2008)
  147. Berlin, Germany: Kindertagesstätte des Deutschen Bundestages (nursery) (Otto-von-Bismarck-Allee): view (1999, architect Gustav Peichl) (58 kb, 29 October 2008)
  148. Berlin, Germany: Kita Traumbaum (school) (Dessauer Straße): view (2005, architect die Baupiloten) (74 kb, 26 October 2008)
  149. Berlin, Germany: Klopstockstraße 19-23: view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Wassili Luckhardt and Hoffman) (84 kb, 25 October 2008)
  150. Berlin, Germany: Klopstockstraße 30-32: view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Alvar Aalto) (94 kb, 25 October 2008)
  151. Berlin, Germany: Klosterstraße 64 (Gebr. Tietz): courtyard (1906?) (95 kb, 26 October 2008)
  152. Berlin, Germany: Klosterstraße 64 (Gebr. Tietz): door (1906?) (68 kb, 12 March 2006)
  153. Berlin, Germany: Klosterstraße 64 (Gebr. Tietz): façade (1906?) (77 kb, 12 March 2006)
  154. Berlin, Germany: Konrad-Adenauer-Haus (CDU Bundesgeschäftsstelle, headquarters) (Klingelhöferstraße): view (2000, Petzinka Pink Architekten) (75 kb, 25 October 2008)
  155. Berlin, Germany: KPMG (Klingelhöferstraße): view (2005, Nicholas Grimshaw and Partners and Claus Neumann Architekten) (68 kb, 25 October 2008)
  156. Berlin, Germany: Kronprinzenbrücke: view (1992-1994, Santiago Calatrava) (with Bundespresamt behind) (79 kb, 29 October 2008)
  157. Berlin, Germany: Kurfürstendamm 234: decoration over main door (1900-1901, art nouveau) (82 kb, 25 October 2008)
  158. Berlin, Germany: Kurfürstendamm 234: woman's head (1900-1901, art nouveau) (69 kb, 25 October 2008)
  159. Berlin, Germany: Lennéstraße 1 (Lenné Eins): view (2001-2003, Petzinka Pink Architekten) (82 kb, 29 October 2008)
  160. Berlin, Germany: Linkstraße office and residential complex: view (1996-1999, Richard Rogers) (81 kb, 26 October 2008)
  161. Berlin, Germany: Linkstraße office complex: view (1993-1996, architects Arata Isozaki and Steffen Lehmann) (72 kb, 29 October 2008)
  162. Berlin, Germany: Linkstraße office complex: view (1996-1999, Richard Rogers) (91 kb, 26 October 2008)
  163. Berlin, Germany: Littenstraße 17: door (1896-1905, architects Paul Thoemer, Rudolf Mönnich, Otto Lard) (71 kb, 26 October 2008)
  164. Berlin, Germany: Ludwig Erhard Haus (Fasanenstraße): view (1994-1997, Nicholas Grimshaw and Partners) (126 kb, 25 October 2008)
  165. Berlin, Germany: Malaysian Embassy (Klingelhöferstraße): Berlin bear (artist Karl-Friedrich Bendlin) (84 kb, 25 October 2008)
  166. Berlin, Germany: Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders-Haus: snowy view (1998-2003, architect Stephan Braunfels) (55 kb, 11 March 2006)
  167. Berlin, Germany: Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders-Haus: view (1998-2003, architect Stephan Braunfels) (63 kb, 29 October 2008)
  168. Berlin, Germany: Marlene-Dietrich-Platz: 'Balloon Flower' (1997, sculptor Jeff Koons) (94 kb, 26 October 2008)
  169. Berlin, Germany: Martin Gropius Bau (Niederkirchnerstraße): mosaic panel at top of building (1879-1881, made by firm of Antonio Salviati, after designs by Friedrich Geselschap or Ernst Ewald) (building 1877-1881, Martin Gropius and Heino Schmieden, restored 1999-2000, Hilmer & Sattler und Albrecht) (122 kb, 26 October 2008)
  170. Berlin, Germany: Martin Gropius Bau (Niederkirchnerstraße): mosaic panel at top of building (1879-1881, made by firm of Antonio Salviati, after designs by Friedrich Geselschap or Ernst Ewald) (building 1877-1881, Martin Gropius and Heino Schmieden, restored 1999-2000, Hilmer & Sattler und Albrecht) (115 kb, 26 October 2008)
  171. Berlin, Germany: Martin Gropius Bau (Niederkirchnerstraße): mosaic panel at top of building (1879-1881, made by firm of Antonio Salviati, after designs by Friedrich Geselschap or Ernst Ewald) (building 1877-1881, Martin Gropius and Heino Schmieden, restored 1999-2000, Hilmer & Sattler und Albrecht) (112 kb, 26 October 2008)
  172. Berlin, Germany: Martin Gropius Bau (Niederkirchnerstraße): mosaic panel at top of building (1879-1881, made by firm of Antonio Salviati, after designs by Friedrich Geselschap or Ernst Ewald) (building 1877-1881, Martin Gropius and Heino Schmieden, restored 1999-2000, Hilmer & Sattler und Albrecht) (111 kb, 26 October 2008)
  173. Berlin, Germany: Martin Gropius Bau (Niederkirchnerstraße): mosaic panel at top of building (1879-1881, made by firm of Antonio Salviati, after designs by Friedrich Geselschap or Ernst Ewald) (building 1877-1881, Martin Gropius and Heino Schmieden, restored 1999-2000, Hilmer & Sattler und Albrecht) (106 kb, 26 October 2008)
  174. Berlin, Germany: Martin Gropius Bau (Niederkirchnerstraße): mosaic panel at top of building (1879-1881, made by firm of Antonio Salviati, after designs by Friedrich Geselschap or Ernst Ewald) (building 1877-1881, Martin Gropius and Heino Schmieden, restored 1999-2000, Hilmer & Sattler und Albrecht) (103 kb, 26 October 2008)
  175. Berlin, Germany: Martin Gropius Bau (Niederkirchnerstraße): mosaic panel at top of building (1879-1881, made by firm of Antonio Salviati, after designs by Friedrich Geselschap or Ernst Ewald) (building 1877-1881, Martin Gropius and Heino Schmieden, restored 1999-2000, Hilmer & Sattler und Albrecht) (118 kb, 26 October 2008)
  176. Berlin, Germany: Martin Gropius Bau (Niederkirchnerstraße): mosaic panel at top of building (1879-1881, made by firm of Antonio Salviati, after designs by Friedrich Geselschap or Ernst Ewald) (building 1877-1881, Martin Gropius and Heino Schmieden, restored 1999-2000, Hilmer & Sattler und Albrecht) (124 kb, 26 October 2008)
  177. Berlin, Germany: Max-Delbruck-Centrum fur Molekulare Medizin Berlin-Buch (MDC), Hermann-von-Helmholtz-Haus: interior detail (50 kb, 10 March 2006)
  178. Berlin, Germany: Max-Delbruck-Centrum fur Molekulare Medizin Berlin-Buch (MDC), Hermann-von-Helmholtz-Haus: lobby (63 kb, 10 March 2006)
  179. Berlin, Germany: Max-Delbruck-Centrum fur Molekulare Medizin Berlin-Buch (MDC), Timofejew Ressowski-Haus: view (2005, architect Staab Architekten) (62 kb, 9 March 2006)
  180. Berlin, Germany: Mehring Platz housing: view (c1968, design Hans Scharoun, execution Werner Düttmann) (59 kb, 26 October 2008)
  181. Berlin, Germany: Mexican Embassy (Klingelhöferstraße): frontage gradient (2000, Teodoro Gonzálezde León, Francisco Serrano) (70 kb, 25 October 2008)
  182. Berlin, Germany: Mexican Embassy (Klingelhöferstraße): view (2000, Teodoro Gonzálezde León, Francisco Serrano) (56 kb, 25 October 2008)
  183. Berlin, Germany: Molkenmarkt 1: buttress decoration of man with lion wrap (66 kb, 12 March 2006)
  184. Berlin, Germany: Mosse Publishing House (at time of photo, Total) (corner of Jerusalemstraße and Schützenstraße): view (1921-1922, Erich Mendelsohn; renovated 1995, Jürgen Fissler and Hans-Christof Ernst) (90 kb, 26 October 2008)
  185. Berlin, Germany: Neue Nationalgalerie (Potsdamer Straße): The Archer (1964-1965, Henry Moore) (78 kb, 29 October 2008)
  186. Berlin, Germany: Neue Nationalgalerie (Potsdamer Straße): view (1965-1969, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe) (with Alexander Calder sculpture in foreground) (54 kb, 25 October 2008)
  187. Berlin, Germany: Neues Kranzler Eck (Kurfürstendamm): view of one part (1998-2000, Helmut Jahn) (94 kb, 25 October 2008)
  188. Berlin, Germany: Neues Tempodrom (Möckernstraße): view (2001, von Gerkan, Marg und Partner) (42 kb, 26 October 2008)
  189. Berlin, Germany: Niederkirchnerstraße: Berlin bear (commemorating meeting of EU finance ministers and central bankers, 20/21 April 2007, artist Andrej Bitter) (74 kb, 26 October 2008)
  190. Berlin, Germany: Nordic Embassies (Rauchstraße): copper wrap around outside of complex (1997-1999, architect Berger + Parkkinen) (107 kb, 25 October 2008)
  191. Berlin, Germany: Nordic Embassies, Felleshus (cultural centre) (Rauchstraße): view (1997-1999, architect Berger + Parkkinen) (83 kb, 25 October 2008)
  192. Berlin, Germany: Ökohaus (Ecology housing) (Rauchstraße): view (1988-1990, concept Frei Otto, execution Hermann Kendel, et al.) (129 kb, 25 October 2008)
  193. Berlin, Germany: Paul-Löbe-Haus: tower (1997-2001, architect Stephan Braunfels) (104 kb, 26 October 2008)
  194. Berlin, Germany: Paul-Löbe-Haus: view (1997-2001, architect Stephan Braunfels) (65 kb, 26 October 2008)
  195. Berlin, Germany: Paul-Löbe-Haus: view (1997-2001, architect Stephan Braunfels) (61 kb, 29 October 2008)
  196. Berlin, Germany: Pergamon Museum: detail of façade from Inanna Temple (around 1413 BC, built by Kassite ruler Kara-indash Uruk) (70 kb, 11 March 2006)
  197. Berlin, Germany: Pergamon Museum: Ishtar Gate (Tor), lion panel (reconstructed, original was c 575 BC) (97 kb, 11 March 2006)
  198. Berlin, Germany: Philharmonie (Herbert von Karajan Straße): view (1956-1963, architect Hans Scharoun) (98 kb, 25 October 2008)
  199. Berlin, Germany: Philharmonie (Herbert von Karajan Straße): view (1956-1963, architect Hans Scharoun) (49 kb, 26 October 2008)
  200. Berlin, Germany: Philharmonie (Herbert von Karajan Straße): view (1956-1963, architect Hans Scharoun) (86 kb, 29 October 2008)
  201. Berlin, Germany: Rauchstraße 19-20: view (1981-1982, Dietrich Bangert, Bernd Jansen, Stefan Scholz, Axel Schultes) (82 kb, 25 October 2008)
  202. Berlin, Germany: Rauchstraße 6: view (IBA, 1983-1984, Hubert Herrmann) (62 kb, 25 October 2008)
  203. Berlin, Germany: Reichstag: dome mirrors (1995-1999, architect Norman Foster and Partners) (121 kb, 11 March 2006)
  204. Berlin, Germany: Reichstag: entrance relief (1884-1894, architect Paul Wallot) (68 kb, 11 March 2006)
  205. Berlin, Germany: Reichstag: entrance relief (1884-1894, architect Paul Wallot) (68 kb, 11 March 2006)
  206. Berlin, Germany: Reichstag: lamp post (80 kb, 26 October 2008)
  207. Berlin, Germany: Reichstag: view (1884-1894, architect Paul Wallot; 1995-1999, architect Norman Foster and Partners) (54 kb, 29 October 2008)
  208. Berlin, Germany: Reinhardtstraße 56-58: view (2003-2004, TBP Triet Braun Tietjen Schmittmann) (62 kb, 29 October 2008)
  209. Berlin, Germany: Ritz-Carlton hotel (Bellevue Straße): view (2000-2003, architect Hilmer & Sattler und Albrecht) (73 kb, 26 October 2008)
  210. Berlin, Germany: Russian Embassy (Unter den Linden): door (1950-1953, Friedrich Skujin) (93 kb, 26 October 2008)
  211. Berlin, Germany: Russian Embassy (Unter den Linden): lantern (1950-1953, Friedrich Skujin) (87 kb, 26 October 2008)
  212. Berlin, Germany: Sanofi Aventis (Potsdamer Straße) (part of Sony Center): view (1996-2000, architect Helmut Jahn) (68 kb, 29 October 2008)
  213. Berlin, Germany: Scherenbergstraße 26: gate decoration (81 kb, 10 March 2006)
  214. Berlin, Germany: Schloss Bellevue (Spreeweg): view (1786, Philipp Daniel Bourmann) (55 kb, 29 October 2008)
  215. Berlin, Germany: Schöneberger Straße and Dessauer Straße, housing: view (IBA, 1987-1990, Josef Paul Kleihues) (66 kb, 26 October 2008)
  216. Berlin, Germany: Shellhaus (Reichpietschufer): view (1930-1931, architect Emil Fahrenkamp) (93 kb, 29 October 2008)
  217. Berlin, Germany: Siegessäule (Victory Column): guard house (1930s, Albert Speer) (99 kb, 29 October 2008)
  218. Berlin, Germany: Siegessäule (Victory Column): view (1873, architect Johann Heinrich Strack) (moved to present location in 1930s by Albert Speer) (38 kb, 29 October 2008)
  219. Berlin, Germany: Sony Center (Lennéstraße): view (1996-2000, architect Helmut Jahn) (76 kb, 25 October 2008)
  220. Berlin, Germany: Sony Center (Potsdamer Platz): courtyard (1996-2000, architect Helmut Jahn) (123 kb, 26 October 2008)
  221. Berlin, Germany: Sony Center (Potsdamer Platz): courtyard roof (1996-2000, architect Helmut Jahn) (142 kb, 26 October 2008)
  222. Berlin, Germany: Sony Center (Potsdamer Straße): view (1996-2000, architect Helmut Jahn) (94 kb, 29 October 2008)
  223. Berlin, Germany: South African Embassy (Tiergartenstraße): view (2003, MMA Architects) (114 kb, 25 October 2008)
  224. Berlin, Germany: South Korean Embassy (Stülerstraße): view (2006-2007, architect Braun & Schlockermann und Partner) (83 kb, 25 October 2008)
  225. Berlin, Germany: Staatsbibliothek (Potsdamer Straße): view (1967-1968, Hans Scharoun, Edgar Wisniewski) (76 kb, 29 October 2008)
  226. Berlin, Germany: Stargader Straße 8: buttress decoration (42 kb, 10 March 2006)
  227. Berlin, Germany: Stralauer Straße 32 (Berlinwasser International headquarters): façade (1998-1999, architect Christoph Langhof) (72 kb, 12 March 2006)
  228. Berlin, Germany: Stresemannstraße 109: view (IBA, 1993-1994, Zaha Hadid) (62 kb, 26 October 2008)
  229. Berlin, Germany: Swiss Embassy (Otto-von-Bismarck-Allee): view (1995-2000, architect Diener and Diener) (55 kb, 26 October 2008)
  230. Berlin, Germany: Swissôtel (Kurfürstendamm): view (1998-2001, von Gerkan, Marg und Partner) (89 kb, 25 October 2008)
  231. Berlin, Germany: Technische Universität, Architekturgebäude (Marchstraße): view (1963-1968, architect Bernhard Hermkes) (68 kb, 25 October 2008)
  232. Berlin, Germany: Technische Universität, Hardenbergstraße: Study-Buddy-Bär (Berlin bear) (2006) (102 kb, 25 October 2008)
  233. Berlin, Germany: Technische Universität, Mathematikgebäude (Institut für Mathematik) (Straße des 17.Juni): Matheon-Bär (Berlin bear) (66 kb, 25 October 2008)
  234. Berlin, Germany: Technische Universität, Mathematikgebäude (Institut für Mathematik) (Straße des 17.Juni): view (1980, architects Georg Kohlmaier and Barna von Sartory) (90 kb, 25 October 2008)
  235. Berlin, Germany: Tegel Airport: control tower (1970-1975, von Gerkan, Marg und Partner) (42 kb, 29 October 2008)
  236. Berlin, Germany: Tegel Airport: main terminal building (1970-1975, von Gerkan, Marg und Partner) (59 kb, 29 October 2008)
  237. Berlin, Germany: Theater des Westens (Kantstraße): lantern (1895-1896, architect Bernhard Sehring) (92 kb, 25 October 2008)
  238. Berlin, Germany: Theater des Westens (Kantstraße): sculpture at front (1895-1896, architect Bernhard Sehring) (66 kb, 25 October 2008)
  239. Berlin, Germany: Theater des Westens (Kantstraße): view (1895-1896, architect Bernhard Sehring) (72 kb, 25 October 2008)
  240. Berlin, Germany: Umlaufkanal (Waterflow Testing Station) (Müller-Breslau-Straße, but viewed from other side): view (1975-1976, Ludwig Leo) (136 kb, 29 October 2008)
  241. Berlin, Germany: United Arab Emirates Embassy (Hiroshimastraße): view (2004, Krause Bohne Architects) (76 kb, 25 October 2008)
  242. Berlin, Germany: Universität der Künste Konzertsaal (Hardenbergstraße): view (1953-1955, architect Paul Baumgarten) (93 kb, 25 October 2008)
  243. Berlin, Germany: US (American) Embassy (Behrenstraße): view (2008, architect Moore Ruble Yudell) (67 kb, 29 October 2008)
  244. Berlin, Germany: US (American) Embassy (Pariser Platz): view (2008, architect Moore Ruble Yudell) (64 kb, 26 October 2008)
  245. Berlin, Germany: Vertretung des Landes Baden-Württemberg beim Bund (Tiergartenstraße): view (2000, architect Dietrich Bangert) (43 kb, 25 October 2008)
  246. Berlin, Germany: Vertretung des Landes Brandenburg-Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (In den Ministergärten): view (2001, von Gerkan, Marg und Partner) (58 kb, 29 October 2008)
  247. Berlin, Germany: Vertretung des Landes Bremen beim Bund (Hiroshimastraße): view (1998-1999, Léon Wohlhage Wernik Architekten) (60 kb, 25 October 2008)
  248. Berlin, Germany: Vertretung des Landes Hessen (In den Ministergärten): view (2000, architects Michael Christi and Joachim Bruchhäuser) (65 kb, 29 October 2008)
  249. Berlin, Germany: Vertretung des Landes Hessen (In den Ministergärten): view (2000, architects Michael Christi and Joachim Bruchhäuser) (82 kb, 29 October 2008)
  250. Berlin, Germany: Vertretung des Landes Niedersachsen beim Bund (Ebert-Straße): five baroque golden statues (cast 1689; from Großer Garten, Herrenhäuser Gärten, Hannover) (in Berlin from 2006-2008) (115 kb, 29 October 2008)
  251. Berlin, Germany: Vertretung des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen beim Bund (Hiroshimastraße): view (2002, Petzinka Pink Architekten) (78 kb, 25 October 2008)
  252. Berlin, Germany: Vertretung des Landes Schleswig-Holstein-Niedersachsen beim Bund (In den Ministergärten): view (1999-2001, architects Cornelsen and Seelinger) (81 kb, 29 October 2008)
  253. Berlin, Germany: Villa Parey (Sigismundstraße): door (1895-1896) (85 kb, 25 October 2008)
  254. Berlin, Germany: Wissenschaftszentrum (Science Center) (Reichpietschufer): view (1984-1988, James Stirling and Michael Wilford) (81 kb, 29 October 2008)
  255. Berlin, Germany: WZB (Wissenschftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung) (Reichpietschufer): door (106 kb, 29 October 2008)

Frankfurt:

  1. Frankfurt (Mertonviertel, Heddernheim), Germany: Deutsches Reisebüro (Emil-von-Behring-Strasse 6): entrance (1991, Isenberg Architekten) (131 kb, 17 February 2009)
  2. Frankfurt (Mertonviertel, Heddernheim), Germany: Deutsches Reisebüro (Emil-von-Behring-Strasse 6): view (1991, Isenberg Architekten) (99 kb, 17 February 2009)
  3. Frankfurt (Mertonviertel, Heddernheim), Germany: Price Waterhouse Coopers (Undine-Haus, Marie-Curie-Strasse 24-28): view (2000, architect Hommel & Rodrian) (75 kb, 17 February 2009)
  4. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Frankfurter Innovationszentrum Biotechnologie: 'Doppelhelix' (double helix) (Altenhöferallee 3) (2008, sculptor Norman Kehm) (82 kb, 17 February 2009)
  5. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Frankfurter Innovationszentrum Biotechnologie: entrance, from courtyard (Altenhöferallee 3) (2002-2004, Henn Architekten) (78 kb, 17 February 2009)
  6. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Frankfurter Innovationszentrum Biotechnologie: entrance, from street (Altenhöferallee 3) (2002-2004, Henn Architekten) (71 kb, 18 February 2009)
  7. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Frankfurter Innovationszentrum Biotechnologie: LabRestaurant (Altenhöferallee 3) (2007-2008, Henn Architekten) (77 kb, 17 February 2009)
  8. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Am Main: Biochemie (Biochemistry, Max-von-Laue-Straße 9) helical staircase (79 kb, 17 February 2009)
  9. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Am Main: Biochemie (Biochemistry, Max-von-Laue-Straße 9) stairwell (72 kb, 17 February 2009)
  10. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Am Main: Biochemie, Chemie und Pharmazie (Biochemistry, Chemistry and Pharmacy, Max-von-Laue-Straße 9) hallway (83 kb, 18 February 2009)
  11. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Am Main: Chemie (Chemistry, Max-von-Laue-Straße 7) (1971-1973) (79 kb, 17 February 2009)
  12. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Am Main: Chemie (Chemistry, Max-von-Laue-Straße 7), wall relief (1984, Richard Heß) (39 kb, 18 February 2009)
  13. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Am Main: Chemie (Chemistry, Max-von-Laue-Straße 7), wall relief (1984, Richard Heß) (42 kb, 18 February 2009)
  14. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Am Main: FIAS (Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies, Ruth-Moufang-Straße 1) (2006-2007, architect msm meyer schmitz-morkramer) (71 kb, 18 February 2009)
  15. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Am Main: Institut für Geowissenschaften (Institute of Geoscience, Altenhöferallee 1) (60 kb, 18 February 2009)
  16. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Am Main: Institut für Geowissenschaften (Institute of Geoscience, Altenhöferallee 1), entrance (94 kb, 17 February 2009)
  17. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Am Main: Institut für Geowissenschaften (Institute of Geoscience, Altenhöferallee 1), fern imprinted in pavement (54 kb, 17 February 2009)
  18. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Am Main: Institut für Geowissenschaften (Institute of Geoscience, Altenhöferallee 1), stone pile sculpture (85 kb, 17 February 2009)
  19. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Am Main: Mensa (Max-von-Laue-Straße 9) (59 kb, 18 February 2009)
  20. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Am Main: Physik (Physics, Max-von-Laue-Straße 1) (2002-2005, ArGe Architekten) (78 kb, 18 February 2009)
  21. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Am Main: Physik (Physics, Max-von-Laue-Straße 1), detail (2002-2005, ArGe Architekten) (69 kb, 18 February 2009)
  22. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Max Planck Institut für Biophysik: gästhaus (guest house, Max-von-Laue-Straße 5) (2003, Auer+Weber+Assoziierte) (78 kb, 18 February 2009)
  23. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Max Planck Institut für Biophysik: library (Max-von-Laue-Straße 3) (2003, Auer+Weber+Assoziierte) (96 kb, 18 February 2009)
  24. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Max Planck Institut für Biophysik: view (Max-von-Laue-Straße 3) (2003, Auer+Weber+Assoziierte) (76 kb, 18 February 2009)
  25. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: Poseidon-Haus (Altenhöferallee): view (2007-2009) (64 kb, 18 February 2009)
  26. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: shopping mall (Altenhöferallee): travelator (escalator) (2008) (55 kb, 18 February 2009)
  27. Frankfurt (Riedberg), Germany: shopping mall and housing (Altenhöferallee): view (2008) (63 kb, 18 February 2009)
  28. Frankfurt, Germany: Alte Nikolaikirche (St Paulsgemeinde, Römerberg 9): Mark and Matthew (1951, Lina von Schauroth) (102 kb, 18 February 2009)
  29. Frankfurt, Germany: Alte Nikolaikirche (St Paulsgemeinde, Römerberg 9): view (originally 11th-13th century, destroyed in WWII) (58 kb, 18 February 2009)
  30. Frankfurt, Germany: Alte Oper: lamp post (1873-1880, architect Richard Lucae, reconstructed 1976-1981) (84 kb, 18 February 2009)
  31. Frankfurt, Germany: Alte Oper: pediments (1873-1880, architect Richard Lucae, reconstructed 1976-1981) (114 kb, 18 February 2009)
  32. Frankfurt, Germany: Alte Oper: view (1873-1880, architect Richard Lucae, reconstructed 1976-1981) (87 kb, 18 February 2009)
  33. Frankfurt, Germany: An der Hauptwache: Struwwelpeterbrunnen (fountain) (1985, Franziska Lenz-Gerharz) (97 kb, 18 February 2009)
  34. Frankfurt, Germany: Commerzbank: view (1994-1997, Norman Foster and Partners) (42 kb, 18 February 2009)
  35. Frankfurt, Germany: Dom (St Bartholomäus) (Cathedral): memorial plaque (88 kb, 18 February 2009)
  36. Frankfurt, Germany: Dom (St Bartholomäus) (Cathedral): memorial plaques (81 kb, 18 February 2009)
  37. Frankfurt, Germany: Dom (St Bartholomäus) (Cathedral): memorial to Joannes Carolus (80 kb, 18 February 2009)
  38. Frankfurt, Germany: Emil-Claar-Straße: Emil Claar memorial wall relief (1958, artist A.K.) (77 kb, 18 February 2009)
  39. Frankfurt, Germany: Große Bockenheimer Straße: Freßgass' Brunnen (fountain) (1977, Inge Hagner) (100 kb, 18 February 2009)
  40. Frankfurt, Germany: Haus Wertheim (Fahrtor 1): view (1600, so not destroyed in WWII) (90 kb, 18 February 2009)
  41. Frankfurt, Germany: IG Farben Building (Pölzig-Bau): detail (1928-1930, architect Hans Pölzig, restored 1998-2001) (95 kb, 18 February 2009)
  42. Frankfurt, Germany: IG Farben Building (Pölzig-Bau): view (1928-1930, architect Hans Pölzig, restored 1998-2001) (75 kb, 18 February 2009)
  43. Frankfurt, Germany: Römer (Römerberg 21): door detail (originally medieval, destroyed in WWII) (93 kb, 18 February 2009)
  44. Frankfurt, Germany: Römer (Römerberg 21): door detail (originally medieval, destroyed in WWII) (89 kb, 18 February 2009)
  45. Frankfurt, Germany: Römer (Römerberg 21): door (originally medieval, destroyed in WWII) (94 kb, 18 February 2009)
  46. Frankfurt, Germany: Römer (Römerberg 21): façade (originally medieval, destroyed in WWII) (76 kb, 18 February 2009)
  47. Frankfurt, Germany: Salzhaus (Salt House, Römerberg , 27): 'Phönix aus der Asche' (Phoenix rising from the ashes) (1952-1954, mosaic artist Wilhelm Geißler) (88 kb, 18 February 2009)
  48. Frankfurt, Germany: Salzhaus (Salt House, Römerberg , 27): wood plaque below window (one in series of the four seasons) (1610, so not destroyed in WWII) (63 kb, 18 February 2009)
  49. Frankfurt, Germany: Zum Schwarzen Stern (Römerberg 21): sign (84 kb, 18 February 2009)

Karlsruhe:

  1. Karlsruhe (Beiertheim-Bulach), Germany: Bürgerverein Bulach (Civic Association Bulach): wall relief (63 kb, 11 December 2008)
  2. Karlsruhe (Oberreut), Germany: Albert-Braun-Straße 12 a-h: view from front (1927-1929, Walter Gropius) (66 kb, 11 December 2008)
  3. Karlsruhe (Oberreut), Germany: Albert-Braun-Straße 12 d-e: view from rear (1927-1929, Walter Gropius) (102 kb, 11 December 2008)
  4. Karlsruhe (Oberreut), Germany: Albert-Braun-Straße 14 a-h: view from front (1927-1929, Walter Gropius) (80 kb, 11 December 2008)
  5. Karlsruhe (Weiherfeld-Dammerstock), Germany: Dammerstockstraße 23: view (1927-1929, Walter Gropius) (79 kb, 11 December 2008)
  6. Karlsruhe (Weiherfeld-Dammerstock), Germany: Nürnberger Straße 3-5: view (1927-1929, Otto Haesler) (44 kb, 11 December 2008)
  7. Karlsruhe (Weiherfeld-Dammerstock), Germany: Nürnberger Straße 3: view (1927-1929, Otto Haesler) (50 kb, 11 December 2008)
  8. Karlsruhe (Weiherfeld-Dammerstock), Germany: St-Franziskus-Kirche (Rechts der Alb): tympanum decoration (1936-1938, architects Fridolin Bosch and Anton Ohnmacht) (46 kb, 11 December 2008)
  9. Karlsruhe, Germany: Albtalbahnhof: fountain sculpture (92 kb, 3 March 2009)
  10. Karlsruhe, Germany: Albtalbahnhof: view (84 kb, 3 March 2009)
  11. Karlsruhe, Germany: Bahnhofstraße 28: door frame decoration (64 kb, 3 March 2009)
  12. Karlsruhe, Germany: Brauerstraße underpass: girl (graffiti) (57 kb, 11 December 2008)
  13. Karlsruhe, Germany: Brauerstraße underpass: vampire / demon (graffiti) (73 kb, 11 December 2008)
  14. Karlsruhe, Germany: Brigantenbrunnen (Ettlinger Straße): fountain sculpture (1976-1979, Gudrun Schreiner) (104 kb, 3 March 2009)
  15. Karlsruhe, Germany: Bundesverfassungsgericht (Federal Constitutional Court) (Schlossbezirk): extension (2008, Schrölkamp Architektur) (82 kb, 11 December 2008)
  16. Karlsruhe, Germany: Bundesverfassungsgericht (Federal Constitutional Court) (Schlossbezirk): view (1965-1969, Paul Baumgarten) (60 kb, 11 December 2008)
  17. Karlsruhe, Germany: Bundesverfassungsgericht (Federal Constitutional Court) (Schlossbezirk): view (1965-1969, Paul Baumgarten) (72 kb, 11 December 2008)
  18. Karlsruhe, Germany: Carl Grosherzog von Baden monument (Karl-Friedrich-Straße): griffin (1822-1832, Friedrich Weinbrenner, restored 1986) (58 kb, 3 March 2009)
  19. Karlsruhe, Germany: Carl Grosherzog von Baden monument (Karl-Friedrich-Straße): lion mask water spout (1822-1832, Friedrich Weinbrenner, restored 1986) (86 kb, 11 December 2008)
  20. Karlsruhe, Germany: Elisabeth-Selbert-Schule (Steinhäuserstraße 25-27): 'Stein ist - doch was ist außer Stein' (1987, sculptor Hans Vaupel) (121 kb, 4 March 2009)
  21. Karlsruhe, Germany: Ettlinger Tor shopping centre: Christmas decorations (building 2005, ECE, lead architects Jost Hering and Klaus M. Hoffmann, with Kramm + Strigl) (142 kb, 11 December 2008)
  22. Karlsruhe, Germany: Ettlinger Tor shopping centre: Ettlinger-Tor-Skulptor (1998, artist Andreas Helmling, architect Alexander Grünenwald) (55 kb, 4 March 2009)
  23. Karlsruhe, Germany: Europabad (Hermann-Veit-Straße): view (2006-2008, architect Geier + Geier) (51 kb, 4 March 2009)
  24. Karlsruhe, Germany: Europahalle (Hermann-Veit-Straße): view (1981-1983, architect Schmitt Kasimir + Partner) (116 kb, 11 December 2008)
  25. Karlsruhe, Germany: Gartenhalle: view (1954-1955, architect Erich Schelling) (51 kb, 3 March 2009)
  26. Karlsruhe, Germany: Generalbundesanwalt beim Bundesgerichtshof (Brauerstraße): view (1995-1998, architect Oswald Mathias Ungers) (63 kb, 4 March 2009)
  27. Karlsruhe, Germany: Hauptbahnhof: view (1906-1913, architect August Stürzenacker) (72 kb, 3 March 2009)
  28. Karlsruhe, Germany: Hauptbahnhof: 'Zugabteil' (1984, sculptor Gudrun Schreiner) (81 kb, 2 March 2009)
  29. Karlsruhe, Germany: Hauptbahnhof: 'Zugabteil' (1984, sculptor Gudrun Schreiner) (83 kb, 3 March 2009)
  30. Karlsruhe, Germany: Hermann-Veit-Straße: fountain sculpture (86 kb, 4 March 2009)
  31. Karlsruhe, Germany: Hermann-Veit-Straße: hexagonal office building (with sculpture) (85 kb, 11 December 2008)
  32. Karlsruhe, Germany: Hygieiabrunnen (Hygiene fountain) (Festplatz): detail, boy (1905-1909, Johannes Hirt) (81 kb, 11 December 2008)
  33. Karlsruhe, Germany: Hygieiabrunnen (Hygiene fountain) (Festplatz): detail, boy (1905-1909, Johannes Hirt) (71 kb, 11 December 2008)
  34. Karlsruhe, Germany: Hygieiabrunnen (Hygiene fountain) (Festplatz): detail, girl (1905-1909, Johannes Hirt) (93 kb, 11 December 2008)
  35. Karlsruhe, Germany: Hygieiabrunnen (Hygiene fountain) (Festplatz): detail, girl (1905-1909, Johannes Hirt) (73 kb, 11 December 2008)
  36. Karlsruhe, Germany: Hygieiabrunnen (Hygiene fountain) (Festplatz): detail, octopus (1905-1909, Johannes Hirt) (88 kb, 4 March 2009)
  37. Karlsruhe, Germany: Hygieiabrunnen (Hygiene fountain) (Festplatz): view (1905-1909, Johannes Hirt) (77 kb, 11 December 2008)
  38. Karlsruhe, Germany: Kaiserhof (Karl-Friedrich-Straße 12): sign (60 kb, 3 March 2009)
  39. Karlsruhe, Germany: Katholische Kirche St Stephan (Erbprinzenstraße): view (originally 1808-1814, Friedrich Weinbrenner, destroyed in WWII, reconstructed 1951-1955) (126 kb, 4 March 2009)
  40. Karlsruhe, Germany: Konzerthaus (Concert hall) (Festplatz): tympanum (pediment) decoration, music ensemble (1996, Stephan Balkenhol) (replaced one by Karl Albiker destroyed in WWII) (52 kb, 11 December 2008)
  41. Karlsruhe, Germany: Kriegsstraße 77: view (78 kb, 4 March 2009)
  42. Karlsruhe, Germany: Lammstraße: 'Jungbrunnen mit Vierdimensionalem Luftsprung' (Fountain of Youth, Fountain of the Lamb) (1983-1986, sculptor Karl-Henning Seemann) (104 kb, 3 March 2009)
  43. Karlsruhe, Germany: Lammstraße: 'Jungbrunnen mit Vierdimensionalem Luftsprung', conversion of old to young (Fountain of Youth, Fountain of the Lamb) (1983-1986, sculptor Karl-Henning Seemann) (105 kb, 3 March 2009)
  44. Karlsruhe, Germany: Lammstraße: 'Jungbrunnen mit Vierdimensionalem Luftsprung', old man diving into water (Fountain of Youth, Fountain of the Lamb) (1983-1986, sculptor Karl-Henning Seemann) (84 kb, 3 March 2009)
  45. Karlsruhe, Germany: Lammstraße: 'Jungbrunnen mit Vierdimensionalem Luftsprung', young woman emerging from water (Fountain of Youth, Fountain of the Lamb) (1983-1986, sculptor Karl-Henning Seemann) (98 kb, 3 March 2009)
  46. Karlsruhe, Germany: Landratsamt (Beiertheimer Allee): view (1961-1965, architects T. Keller und Möckel & Schmidt; originally administration building of Badenwerk) (90 kb, 3 March 2009)
  47. Karlsruhe, Germany: Mensa (dining hall) der Hochschule Karlsruhe (Moltkestrasse): interior (2004-2006, architect J. Mayer H.) (70 kb, 11 December 2008)
  48. Karlsruhe, Germany: Mensa (dining hall) der Hochschule Karlsruhe (Moltkestrasse): view (2004-2006, architect J. Mayer H.) (98 kb, 11 December 2008)
  49. Karlsruhe, Germany: Nancyhalle (Festplatz): view (1965-1967, architect Erich Schelling) (85 kb, 3 March 2009)
  50. Karlsruhe, Germany: Novotel Hotel (Festplatz): view (63 kb, 3 March 2009)
  51. Karlsruhe, Germany: Nymphengarten (Kriegsstraße): fountain sculpture (1889-1891, Heinrich Weltring) (144 kb, 4 March 2009)
  52. Karlsruhe, Germany: Peek & Cloppenburg (Lammstraße): view (2001-2002, architect Josef Paul Kleihues with Norbert Hensel) (71 kb, 11 December 2008)
  53. Karlsruhe, Germany: Pfarrgemeinde St. Michael (Church) (Gebhardtstraße): door (1962-1965) (84 kb, 11 December 2008)
  54. Karlsruhe, Germany: Schloß (Palace): view (originally 18th century, destroyed in WWII, rebuilt shortly afterwards) (56 kb, 3 March 2009)
  55. Karlsruhe, Germany: Schwarzwaldhalle (Festplatz): view (1953, architect Erich Schelling) (88 kb, 11 December 2008)
  56. Karlsruhe, Germany: Schwarzwaldhalle (Festplatz): view (1953, architect Erich Schelling) (129 kb, 11 December 2008)
  57. Karlsruhe, Germany: Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde (Erbprinzenstraße): 'Springende Panther' (1995, sculptor Andreas Helmling) (88 kb, 4 March 2009)
  58. Karlsruhe, Germany: Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde (Kriegsstraße): extension (131 kb, 4 March 2009)
  59. Karlsruhe, Germany: Stadthalle (Festplatz): extension (1979-1985, architects Hermann Rotermund and Christine Rotermund-Lehmbruck) (73 kb, 11 December 2008)
  60. Karlsruhe, Germany: Stadthalle (Festplatz): 'Kraft' (Power) (1923, sculptor Oskar Alexander Kiefer) (88 kb, 3 March 2009)
  61. Karlsruhe, Germany: Stadthalle (Festplatz): 'Phönix über Europa' (1979, Walter Maria Förderer) (81 kb, 11 December 2008)
  62. Karlsruhe, Germany: Stadthalle (Festplatz): 'Possession' (1995, sculptor Emma de Sigaldi) (91 kb, 4 March 2009)
  63. Karlsruhe, Germany: Stadthalle (Festplatz): relief (centaur attacking man) (1915, sculptor Wilhelm Sauer, architect Curjel and Moser) (50 kb, 11 December 2008)
  64. Karlsruhe, Germany: Stadthalle (Festplatz): relief (man next to horse) (1915, sculptor Wilhelm Sauer, architect Curjel and Moser) (52 kb, 11 December 2008)
  65. Karlsruhe, Germany: Stadthalle (Festplatz): relief (woman on horse attacking man) (1915, sculptor Wilhelm Sauer, architect Curjel and Moser) (55 kb, 11 December 2008)
  66. Karlsruhe, Germany: Stadthalle (Festplatz): 'Schönheit' (Beauty) (1923, sculptor Oskar Alexander Kiefer) (86 kb, 3 March 2009)
  67. Karlsruhe, Germany: Tullabad: fish tile design (1954-1955, architects Erich Schelling and Helmut Stephan) (91 kb, 4 March 2009)
  68. Karlsruhe, Germany: Universität Karlsruhe, Fakultät für Informatik (Rechenzentrum): view (92 kb, 3 March 2009)
  69. Karlsruhe, Germany: Universität Karlsruhe, Fakultät für Mathematik: sculpture of sectioned sphere (104 kb, 3 March 2009)
  70. Karlsruhe, Germany: Universität Karlsruhe, Fakultät für Mathematik: view (143 kb, 3 March 2009)
  71. Karlsruhe, Germany: Universität Karlsruhe, Fakultät für Wirtschaftswissenschaften: view (66 kb, 3 March 2009)
  72. Karlsruhe, Germany: Vierordtbad: pediment (1871-1873, architect Josef Durm) (76 kb, 4 March 2009)
  73. Karlsruhe, Germany: Vierordtbad: tower (1871-1873, architect Josef Durm) (44 kb, 4 March 2009)
  74. Karlsruhe, Germany: Vierordtbad: view (1871-1873, architect Josef Durm) (78 kb, 3 March 2009)
  75. Karlsruhe, Germany: Weltzien-Haus (Karlstraße): view (19th century?) (77 kb, 4 March 2009)
  76. Karlsruhe, Germany: ZKM (Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie): '9 Pfeiler / kopfüber' (1994, sculptor Werner Pokorny) (78 kb, 4 March 2009)
  77. Karlsruhe, Germany: ZKM (Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie): 'Red Dog for Landois' (1987, sculptor Keith Haring) (66 kb, 4 March 2009)
  78. Karlsruhe, Germany: ZKM (Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie): view (1994-1997, architect Schweger + Partner) (80 kb, 4 March 2009)

Other Germany:

  1. Baden-Baden, Germany: Spitalkirche: central apse window (1953, Harry McLean) (83 kb, 27 April 2005)
  2. Baden-Baden, Germany: Spitalkirche: eastern south-side window (1951, Harry McLean) (77 kb, 27 April 2005)
  3. Baden-Baden, Germany: Spitalkirche: western south-side window (1952, Harry McLean) (80 kb, 27 April 2005)
  4. Ettlingen, Germany: Albstraße: Harlot Fountain (middle of 16th century, renovated 1804) (63 kb, 17 April 2008)
  5. Ettlingen, Germany: Albstraße: Harlot Fountain, detail (middle of 16th century, renovated 1804) (84 kb, 17 April 2008)
  6. Ettlingen, Germany: Bahnhofplatz: sculpture of two women (1913, Karl Albiker) (117 kb, 18 April 2008)
  7. Ettlingen, Germany: Bahnhofplatz: sculpture of two women (1913, Karl Albiker) (106 kb, 18 April 2008)
  8. Ettlingen, Germany: Färbergaße: shrine (73 kb, 18 April 2008)
  9. Ettlingen, Germany: Friedrichstraße: 'The Young River Alb' (1963, designed by Karl Albiker, made by Walter Rössler) (107 kb, 18 April 2008)
  10. Ettlingen, Germany: Herz-Jesu Kirche: angel (part of door surround) (c1900) (77 kb, 18 April 2008)
  11. Ettlingen, Germany: Herz-Jesu Kirche: column decoration (c1900) (89 kb, 18 April 2008)
  12. Ettlingen, Germany: Herz-Jesu Kirche: south entrance (1900) (79 kb, 18 April 2008)
  13. Ettlingen, Germany: Herz-Jesu Kirche: west entrance (c1900) (81 kb, 18 April 2008)
  14. Ettlingen, Germany: Kirchenplatz: latticework house (former office for church taxes, restored 1980s) (72 kb, 18 April 2008)
  15. Ettlingen, Germany: Kronenstraße and Albstraße: St Borromäus (1755, sculptor Michael Heilmann) (73 kb, 17 April 2008)
  16. Ettlingen, Germany: Kronenstraße: ironwork hanging cross (1761) (59 kb, 18 April 2008)
  17. Ettlingen, Germany: Kronenstraße: Neptune Stone (Neptunstein, 3rd century, Roman; plaque is 1554) (60 kb, 27 April 2005)
  18. Ettlingen, Germany: Marktplatz: St George's or Market Fountain, detail (1494) (49 kb, 17 April 2008)
  19. Ettlingen, Germany: Marktstraße: Fountain of the Fool (Hans von Singen), detail (16th century) (65 kb, 17 April 2008)
  20. Ettlingen, Germany: Rathausturm: shrine (Mary and Jesus) (63 kb, 17 April 2008)
  21. Ettlingen, Germany: Rathausturm: view (originally medieval but redesigned in baroque style and extended upwards c1740) (43 kb, 18 April 2008)
  22. Ettlingen, Germany: Rathausturm: war memorial (Gedenken an die Toten, 1927, by Oskar Alexander Kiefer) (82 kb, 5 December 2002)
  23. Ettlingen, Germany: Schloß (Castle): decoration over entrance (baroque, 1728-1732, master builder Johann Michael Ludwig Rohrer; restored 1978) (84 kb, 17 April 2008)
  24. Ettlingen, Germany: Schloß (Castle): Dolphin Fountain (1612, master builder Johannes Schoch) (95 kb, 17 April 2008)
  25. Ettlingen, Germany: Schloß (Castle): Dolphin Fountain, detail (1612, master builder Johannes Schoch) (63 kb, 17 April 2008)
  26. Ettlingen, Germany: Schloß (Castle): side entrance (baroque, 1728-1732, master builder Johann Michael Ludwig Rohrer; restored 1978) (64 kb, 17 April 2008)
  27. Ettlingen, Germany: Schloß (Castle): trompe l'oeil façade (baroque, 1728-1732, master builder Johann Michael Ludwig Rohrer; restored 1978) (87 kb, 17 April 2008)
  28. Ettlingen, Germany: Schloß (Castle): trompe l'oeil window detail (baroque, 1728-1732, master builder Johann Michael Ludwig Rohrer; restored 1978) (57 kb, 17 April 2008)
  29. Ettlingen, Germany: Seminarstraße: ironwork sign (1905) (74 kb, 18 April 2008)
  30. Ettlingen, Germany: Seminarstraße: Monk's sculpture (popularly known as 'hic') (probably 16th century) (95 kb, 18 April 2008)
  31. Ettlingen, Germany: St Martinskirche: ceiling (1988, Emil Wachter) (80 kb, 27 April 2005)
  32. Ettlingen, Germany: St Martinskirche: façade (1733) (74 kb, 27 April 2005)
  33. Ettlingen, Germany: St Martinskirche: inlaid stone (1732) (89 kb, 27 April 2005)
  34. Ettlingen, Germany: St Martinskirche: view (1733) (67 kb, 18 April 2008)
  35. Ettlingen, Germany: St Martinskirche: wood crucifixion (33 kb, 17 April 2008)
  36. Joachimsthal, Germany: bbw Kommunikationszentrum (Conference Center Hubertusstock): view (1997-1998, ELW Weitz und Partner) (134 kb, 27 October 2008)
  37. Joachimsthal, Germany: bbw Kommunikationszentrum (Jagdschloss Hubertusstock): villa (one of four built in 1980s for Erich Honecker and his guests) (121 kb, 27 October 2008)
  38. Joachimsthal, Germany: bike path, autumn (172 kb, 28 October 2008)
  39. Rastatt, Germany: Bahnhofstraße 35: façade detail (art deco, 1926) (60 kb, 18 April 2008)
  40. Rastatt, Germany: Kaiserstraße 36: lion decoration over window (78 kb, 18 April 2008)
  41. Rastatt, Germany: Kaiserstraße 36: top of façade (62 kb, 18 April 2008)
  42. Rastatt, Germany: Pagodenburg: balcony (1722) (61 kb, 18 April 2008)
  43. Rastatt, Germany: Pagodenburg: view (1722) (49 kb, 18 April 2008)
  44. Rastatt, Germany: Poststraße 12 (Braustüb'l): decoration over door (67 kb, 18 April 2008)
  45. Rastatt, Germany: Poststraße 12 (Braustüb'l): façade decoration (64 kb, 18 April 2008)
  46. Rastatt, Germany: Poststraße 12 (Braustüb'l): ironwork sign (83 kb, 18 April 2008)
  47. Rastatt, Germany: Rathaus (town hall): view (1721, after plans by Johann Michael Ludwig Rohrer; extended 1903 and restored 1979) (62 kb, 18 April 2008)
  48. Rastatt, Germany: Schiffstraße, Hotel Schiff: ironwork sign (82 kb, 18 April 2008)
  49. Rastatt, Germany: Schloß (Castle): façade (baroque, 1700-1712, designed by Domenico Rossi) (73 kb, 18 April 2008)
  50. Rastatt, Germany: Schloß (Castle): façade detail (baroque, 1700-1712, designed by Domenico Rossi) (59 kb, 18 April 2008)
  51. Rastatt, Germany: Schloß (Castle): top of façade (baroque, 1700-1712, designed by Domenico Rossi) (71 kb, 18 April 2008)
  52. Rastatt, Germany: Schloßpark: umbrella fountain and accompanying sculpture (98 kb, 18 April 2008)
  53. Rastatt, Germany: water tower (wasserturm): view (47.3m high) (1901, architect F. Ratzel) (42 kb, 18 April 2008)

Rome:

  1. Rome, Italy: Arco di Settimio Severo (Triumphal Arch of Settimio Severo): view from east (built 203 AD) (92 kb, 17 December 2006)
  2. Rome, Italy: Arco di Trionfo di Constantio (Arch of Constantine): middle panel, east arch, north side (medallions with hunting scenes) (monument built 315 AD) (94 kb, 17 December 2006)
  3. Rome, Italy: Arco di Trionfo di Constantio (Arch of Constantine): middle panel, east arch, south side (medallions with hunting scenes) (monument built 315 AD) (90 kb, 17 December 2006)
  4. Rome, Italy: Arco di Trionfo di Constantio (Arch of Constantine): middle panel, west arch, north side (medallions with hunting scenes) (monument built 315 AD) (89 kb, 17 December 2006)
  5. Rome, Italy: Arco di Trionfo di Constantio (Arch of Constantine): middle panel, west arch, south side (medallions with hunting scenes, frieze below depicts campaign against Maxentius) (monument built 315 AD) (86 kb, 17 December 2006)
  6. Rome, Italy: Arco di Trionfo di Constantio (Arch of Constantine): view from northeast (monument built 315 AD) (104 kb, 17 December 2006)
  7. Rome, Italy: Arco di Trionfo di Constantio (Arch of Constantine): view from south (monument built 315 AD) (85 kb, 15 December 2006)
  8. Rome, Italy: Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore (St Mary Major): Assumption of the Virgin, baptistry (sculptor Pietro Bernini) (83 kb, 17 December 2006)
  9. Rome, Italy: Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore (St Mary Major): Baptistry, ceiling fresco (by Domenico Cresti called Il Passignano) (126 kb, 17 December 2006)
  10. Rome, Italy: Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore (St Mary Major): Baptistry, ceiling fresco (by Domenico Cresti called Il Passignano) (105 kb, 17 December 2006)
  11. Rome, Italy: Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore (St Mary Major): nave, wooden coffered ceiling (138 kb, 17 December 2006)
  12. Rome, Italy: Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore (St Mary Major): Pauline Chapel, decoration above altar (105 kb, 17 December 2006)
  13. Rome, Italy: Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore (St Mary Major): Pauline Chapel, statue of Pius XII (78 kb, 17 December 2006)
  14. Rome, Italy: Colonna Traiana (Trajan's Column): east side detail (erected in 113 AD, designed by Apollodorus of Damascus) (87 kb, 17 December 2006)
  15. Rome, Italy: Colonna Traiana (Trajan's Column): east side detail (erected in 113 AD, designed by Apollodorus of Damascus) (92 kb, 17 December 2006)
  16. Rome, Italy: Colonna Traiana (Trajan's Column): east side detail (erected in 113 AD, designed by Apollodorus of Damascus) (95 kb, 17 December 2006)
  17. Rome, Italy: Colonna Traiana (Trajan's Column): east side detail (erected in 113 AD, designed by Apollodorus of Damascus) (97 kb, 17 December 2006)
  18. Rome, Italy: Colonna Traiana (Trajan's Column): east side detail (erected in 113 AD, designed by Apollodorus of Damascus) (98 kb, 17 December 2006)
  19. Rome, Italy: Colosseo (Colosseum): exterior view (81 kb, 15 December 2006)
  20. Rome, Italy: Colosseo (Colosseum): interior view (122 kb, 17 December 2006)
  21. Rome, Italy: Colosseo (Colosseum): mosaic with hunting scene (2nd century AD, Rome, Praetorian Camp) (100 kb, 17 December 2006)
  22. Rome, Italy: Colosseo (Colosseum): urn (vase) with the Recovery of Patroclus (alabaster, 2nd century BC, from Volterra) (84 kb, 17 December 2006)
  23. Rome, Italy: corner of Borgo Angelico and Via di Porta Angelica: Madonna mosaic (94 kb, 16 December 2006)
  24. Rome, Italy: Curia, Via Sacra: marble floor (late 3rd century AD) (101 kb, 17 December 2006)
  25. Rome, Italy: Fontana di Trevi (Trevi Fountain): central figure representing the Ocean (1732-1760s, Nicolà Salvi) (86 kb, 17 December 2006)
  26. Rome, Italy: Fontana di Trevi (Trevi Fountain): overall view (1732-1760s, Nicolà Salvi) (94 kb, 17 December 2006)
  27. Rome, Italy: Fontana di Trevi (Trevi Fountain): sea horse and triton emerging from water (1732-1760s, Nicolà Salvi) (85 kb, 17 December 2006)
  28. Rome, Italy: Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II: allegorical figure representing Adriatic Sea (1885-1911, monument by Giuseppe Sacconi) (103 kb, 17 December 2006)
  29. Rome, Italy: Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II: allegorical figure representing Tyrrhenian Sea (1885-1911, monument by Giuseppe Sacconi) (97 kb, 17 December 2006)
  30. Rome, Italy: Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II: gate at front (1885-1911, monument by Giuseppe Sacconi) (116 kb, 17 December 2006)
  31. Rome, Italy: Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II: winged lion (1885-1911, monument by Giuseppe Sacconi) (60 kb, 17 December 2006)
  32. Rome, Italy: Palatino: Domus Augustana, peristilium (peristyle) (98 kb, 17 December 2006)
  33. Rome, Italy: Palatino: Stadio (Stadium), view from north end (built during reign of Domitian, 81-96 AD) (95 kb, 17 December 2006)
  34. Rome, Italy: Palatino: wall sculpture of mythical winged creature (111 kb, 17 December 2006)
  35. Rome, Italy: Palazzo Senatorio: sculpture representing the Nile (from Constantine's bath on the Quirnal) (85 kb, 15 December 2006)
  36. Rome, Italy: Palazzo Senatorio: sculpture representing the Tiber (was the Tigris but tiger's head was replaced by wolf's head) (from Constantine's bath on the Quirnal) (77 kb, 15 December 2006)
  37. Rome, Italy: Pantheon: dome (dates from Hadrian, 117-138 AD) (63 kb, 15 December 2006)
  38. Rome, Italy: Piazza della Rotonda: sea creatures (fountain designed in 1578 by Giacomo Della Porta) (92 kb, 17 December 2006)
  39. Rome, Italy: Piazza della Rotonda: sea creatures (fountain designed in 1578 by Giacomo Della Porta) (83 kb, 17 December 2006)
  40. Rome, Italy: Piazza Navona, Fontana del Moro (Fountain of the Moor): central figure (fountain 16th century, sculpture 1653, designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini) (78 kb, 17 December 2006)
  41. Rome, Italy: Piazza Navona, Fontana del Moro (Fountain of the Moor): sea creatures (fountain 16th century, sculpture 19th century) (69 kb, 17 December 2006)
  42. Rome, Italy: Piazza Navona, Fontana del Moro (Fountain of the Moor): triton (fountain 16th century, sculpture 19th century) (74 kb, 17 December 2006)
  43. Rome, Italy: Piazza Navona, Fontana del Nettuno (Fountain of Neptune): Neptune spearing octopus (sculpture 19th century) (78 kb, 17 December 2006)
  44. Rome, Italy: Piazza Navona, Fontana del Nettuno (Fountain of Neptune): sea creature (sculpture 19th century) (78 kb, 17 December 2006)
  45. Rome, Italy: Piazza Navona, Fontana del Nettuno (Fountain of Neptune): seahorse emerging from water (sculpture 19th century) (75 kb, 17 December 2006)
  46. Rome, Italy: Piazza Pio XII: glass telephone kiosk (79 kb, 16 December 2006)
  47. Rome, Italy: Ponte Vittorio Emanuele II: allegorical figures (opened 1911, bridge designed by Ennio De Rossi) (63 kb, 16 December 2006)
  48. Rome, Italy: Ponte Vittorio Emanuele II: allegorical figures (opened 1911, bridge designed by Ennio De Rossi) (49 kb, 16 December 2006)
  49. Rome, Italy: Santa Maria d'Aracoeli: Glory of San Bernardino (central wall painting of Cappella di San Bernardino da Siena, painted by Pinturicchio in about 1485) (79 kb, 15 December 2006)
  50. Rome, Italy: Santa Maria d'Aracoeli: marble floor (work of the Cosmati) (114 kb, 15 December 2006)
  51. Rome, Italy: Santa Maria d'Aracoeli: wood pulpit detail (perhaps executed on basis of drawing by Gian Lorenzo Bernini) (85 kb, 15 December 2006)
  52. Rome, Italy: Santa Maria d'Aracoeli: wood pulpit (perhaps executed on basis of drawing by Gian Lorenzo Bernini) (85 kb, 15 December 2006)
  53. Rome, Italy: Santa Maria d'Aracoeli: wood-coffered ceiling (16th century) (132 kb, 15 December 2006)
  54. Rome, Italy: Santa Maria d'Aracoeli: wood-coffered ceiling (16th century) (147 kb, 15 December 2006)
  55. Rome, Italy: Santa Maria sopra Minerva: Annuciation with Saint Thomas of Aquino (Carafa Chapel altar, 1488-1492, Filippino Lippi) (88 kb, 15 December 2006)
  56. Rome, Italy: Santa Maria sopra Minerva: Chapel of Saint Dominic altar (1725, architect Filippo Raguzzini of Benevento, painting Our Lady entrusting an image of Saint Dominic by Paolo de Matteis of Salerno) (93 kb, 15 December 2006)
  57. Rome, Italy: Santa Maria sopra Minerva: marble elephant under obelisk in front of church (1667, probably designed by Giuseppe Paglia, sculpted by Ercole Ferrata) (called Minerva's Chick) (67 kb, 17 December 2006)
  58. Rome, Italy: Santa Maria sopra Minerva: monument detail (61 kb, 15 December 2006)
  59. Rome, Italy: Santa Maria sopra Minerva: tomb of Ottaviano Ubaldino (1700) (90 kb, 15 December 2006)
  60. Rome, Italy: Sant'Agnese in Agone: detail, martyrdom of Santa Emerenziana (1668-1709, Ercole Ferrata) (81 kb, 15 December 2006)
  61. Rome, Italy: Sant'Agnese in Agone: Sant'Agnese in the flames (1660, Ercole Ferrata) (56 kb, 15 December 2006)
  62. Rome, Italy: Sant'Ignazio: apse fresco (by Andrea Pozzo) (66 kb, 17 December 2006)
  63. Rome, Italy: Sant'Ignazio: ceiling trompe-l'oeil fresco (1684, Andrea Pozzo) (83 kb, 17 December 2006)
  64. Rome, Italy: Sant'Ignazio: funeral monument to Gregory XV and Cardinal Ludovico Ludovisi (1709-1717, Pierre Le Gros and Pierre Etienne Monnot) (102 kb, 17 December 2006)
  65. Rome, Italy: Sant'Ignazio: high altar (painting by Andrea Pozzo?) (97 kb, 17 December 2006)
  66. Rome, Italy: Tempio di Saturno (Temple of Saturn): view (columns date from 4th century) (with view of Santi Luca e Martina at left and Colonna di Foca at right) (77 kb, 15 December 2006)
  67. Rome, Italy: Via degli Staderari: fountain with books and stag's head decoration (74 kb, 17 December 2006)
  68. Rome, Italy: Via della Conciliazione: dragon fountain (65 kb, 16 December 2006)
  69. Rome, Italy: Via San Pio X: Great War (World War I) monument (99 kb, 16 December 2006)

Vatican City:

  1. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): Altar of St Basil (St Basil Celebrating Mass in Presence of the Arian Emperor Valens) (1751 mosaic after 1745 painting by Pietro Subleyras) (98 kb, 16 December 2006)
  2. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): Altar of St Jerome (Last Communion of St Jerome) (1744 mosaic after 1614 painting by Domenichino) (85 kb, 16 December 2006)
  3. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): Altar of St Leo the Great (Chapel of the Column) (Meeting of St Leo the Great with Attila) (1653, Alessandro Algardi) (87 kb, 16 December 2006)
  4. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): Altar of St Michael the Archangel (St Michael Defeating the Devil) (1757-1758 mosaic after 1642 painting by Guido Reni) (110 kb, 16 December 2006)
  5. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): Altar of the Falsehood (Alter of the Lie) (1725-1727 mosaic after 1599-1604 painting by Cristoforo Roncalli) (85 kb, 16 December 2006)
  6. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): Altar of the Navicella (1726 mosaic by Pietro Paolo Cristofari after 1628 painting by Giovanni Lanfranco) (94 kb, 16 December 2006)
  7. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): Altar of the Sacred Heart (mosaic after 1923 painting by Muccioli) (104 kb, 16 December 2006)
  8. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): Altar of the Transfiguration (1758-1767 mosaic after 1520 Raphael painting) (104 kb, 16 December 2006)
  9. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): Alter of St Gregory the Great (mosaic by Alessandro Cocchi and Vincenzo Castellini after 1625 painting by Sacchi) (98 kb, 16 December 2006)
  10. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): Baldacchino (Baldaquin) (bronze, 1624-1633, Gian Lorenzo Bernini) (94 kb, 16 December 2006)
  11. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): Clement X monument, skull decoration (monument designer Mattia de' Rossi) (73 kb, 16 December 2006)
  12. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): Clement XIII Monument, lion (1792, Antonio Canova) (71 kb, 16 December 2006)
  13. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): Clement XIII Monument, Triumph of Religion (1792, Antonio Canova) (68 kb, 16 December 2006)
  14. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): column decoration of angels and Saint Alexander (69 kb, 16 December 2006)
  15. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): floor grill (1943) (101 kb, 16 December 2006)
  16. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): Gregory XIII monument, dragon (1715-1723, Camillo Rusconi) (67 kb, 16 December 2006)
  17. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): holy water stoup, with angels (77 kb, 16 December 2006)
  18. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): Innocent XII monument (1746, Filippo della Valle) (93 kb, 16 December 2006)
  19. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): lantern with base of ironwork (85 kb, 16 December 2006)
  20. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): mosaic of St Peter (over Porta Santa) (110 kb, 16 December 2006)
  21. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): porch ceiling decoration (99 kb, 16 December 2006)
  22. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): statue of Charlemagne (1725, Agostino Cornacchini) (81 kb, 16 December 2006)
  23. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): statue of St Paul (1838, Adamo Tadolini) (64 kb, 16 December 2006)
  24. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): Stuart Monument detail (1817-1819, Antonio Canova) (57 kb, 16 December 2006)
  25. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): The Martyrdom of Saint Peter (bronze door panel, 1445, Antonio Averulino, called Il Filarete) (108 kb, 16 December 2006)
  26. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): top of arch (136 kb, 16 December 2006)
  27. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): top of gate on porch (95 kb, 16 December 2006)
  28. Vatican City: Basilica di San Pietro (St Peter's Basilica): view from Piazza San Pietro (St Peter's Square) (various architects including Michelangelo, Gian Lorenzo Bernini and Carlo Maderno) (60 kb, 16 December 2006)
  29. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: Battle of Ostia (1514-1517, school of Raphael) (Stanza dell'Incendio di Borgo, Room of the Borgo Fire) (73 kb, 16 December 2006)
  30. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: Belvedere Apollo (2nd century Roman copy of 4th century BC bronze sculpture of artist from Attica) (Cortile ottagonale del Belvedere, Octagonal Court of Belvedere) (41 kb, 16 December 2006)
  31. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: boxer Damozenos (1800, Antonio Canova) (Cortile ottagonale del Belvedere, Octagonal Court of Belvedere) (54 kb, 16 December 2006)
  32. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: boxer Kreugas (1800, Antonio Canova) (Cortile ottagonale del Belvedere, Octagonal Court of Belvedere) (54 kb, 16 December 2006)
  33. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (18th century) (Galleria delle Carte Geografiche, Map Gallery) (129 kb, 16 December 2006)
  34. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (18th century) (Galleria delle Carte Geografiche, Map Gallery) (135 kb, 16 December 2006)
  35. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (18th century) (Galleria delle Carte Geografiche, Map Gallery) (133 kb, 16 December 2006)
  36. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (18th century) (Galleria delle Carte Geografiche, Map Gallery) (129 kb, 16 December 2006)
  37. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (18th century) (Galleria delle Carte Geografiche, Map Gallery) (126 kb, 16 December 2006)
  38. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (18th century) (Galleria delle Carte Geografiche, Map Gallery) (92 kb, 16 December 2006)
  39. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (18th century) (Galleria delle Carte Geografiche, Map Gallery) (109 kb, 16 December 2006)
  40. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (18th century) (Galleria delle Carte Geografiche, Map Gallery) (124 kb, 16 December 2006)
  41. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (18th century) (Galleria delle Carte Geografiche, Map Gallery) (107 kb, 16 December 2006)
  42. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (18th century) (Galleria delle Carte Geografiche, Map Gallery) (104 kb, 16 December 2006)
  43. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (18th century) (Galleria delle Carte Geografiche, Map Gallery) (110 kb, 16 December 2006)
  44. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (18th century) (Galleria delle Carte Geografiche, Map Gallery) (121 kb, 16 December 2006)
  45. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (Galleria degli Arazzi, Tapestry Gallery) (72 kb, 16 December 2006)
  46. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (Galleria degli Arazzi, Tapestry Gallery) (73 kb, 16 December 2006)
  47. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (Galleria degli Arazzi, Tapestry Gallery) (70 kb, 16 December 2006)
  48. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (Galleria degli Arazzi, Tapestry Gallery) (74 kb, 16 December 2006)
  49. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (Galleria degli Candelabri, Candelabra Gallery) (96 kb, 16 December 2006)
  50. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (mentions Pius VII) (near Sistine Chapel) (74 kb, 16 December 2006)
  51. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (near Sistine Chapel) (111 kb, 16 December 2006)
  52. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (near Sistine Chapel) (137 kb, 16 December 2006)
  53. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (near Sistine Chapel) (84 kb, 16 December 2006)
  54. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (near Sistine Hall) (105 kb, 16 December 2006)
  55. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (near Sistine Hall) (106 kb, 16 December 2006)
  56. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (Sala di Costantino, Hall of Constantine) (105 kb, 16 December 2006)
  57. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (Sala di Costantino, Hall of Constantine) (106 kb, 16 December 2006)
  58. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (Sistine Hall) (102 kb, 16 December 2006)
  59. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (Sistine Hall) (87 kb, 16 December 2006)
  60. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (Sistine Hall) (111 kb, 16 December 2006)
  61. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (Sistine Hall) (115 kb, 16 December 2006)
  62. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (Sistine Hall) (121 kb, 16 December 2006)
  63. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (Sistine Hall) (113 kb, 16 December 2006)
  64. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling decoration (with Egyptian motif) (near Sistine Chapel) (108 kb, 16 December 2006)
  65. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling medallion (1514-1517) (Stanza dell'Incendio di Borgo, Room of the Borgo Fire) (101 kb, 16 December 2006)
  66. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling medallion (1514-1517) (Stanza dell'Incendio di Borgo, Room of the Borgo Fire) (100 kb, 16 December 2006)
  67. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling painting (Galleria degli Candelabri, Candelabra Gallery) (83 kb, 16 December 2006)
  68. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling painting (Galleria degli Candelabri, Candelabra Gallery) (105 kb, 16 December 2006)
  69. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling painting (Galleria degli Candelabri, Candelabra Gallery) (115 kb, 16 December 2006)
  70. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: ceiling painting (Galleria degli Candelabri, Candelabra Gallery) (81 kb, 16 December 2006)
  71. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: coffered ceiling (1780, designed by Simonetti) (Sala Rotonda, Round Room) (99 kb, 16 December 2006)
  72. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: Coronation of Charlemagne (1514-1517, school of Raphael) (Stanza dell'Incendio di Borgo, Room of the Borgo Fire) (84 kb, 16 December 2006)
  73. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: detail, Constantina's sarcophagus (sculpted around 340 in Egypt for daughter of Constantine) (Sala a Croce Greca, Greek Cross Room) (87 kb, 16 December 2006)
  74. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: Dispute on the Blessed Sacrament (1508-1511, Raphael) (Stanza della Segnatura, Stanza of the Signatura) (85 kb, 16 December 2006)
  75. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: dome modeled on Pantheon (near Cortile ottagonale del Belvedere) (55 kb, 16 December 2006)
  76. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: Expulsion of Heliodorus from the Temple (1511-1514, Raphael) (Stanza of Heliodorus) (90 kb, 16 December 2006)
  77. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: Fire in the Borgo (1514-1517, school of Raphael) (Stanza dell'Incendio di Borgo, Room of the Borgo Fire) (80 kb, 16 December 2006)
  78. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: frescoes relating stories of Apollo and the Muses (1782-1787, decorated by Tommaso Conca) (Sala delle Muse, Room of the Muses) (102 kb, 16 December 2006)
  79. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: Ganymede with eagle (Roman version of statuary type of first Hellenistic era, from Quadraro estate on Via Labicana, 1780) (Chiaramonti Museum) (38 kb, 16 December 2006)
  80. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: giant pine cone (gilt bronze, originally a Roman fountain dating from 1st or 2nd century AD) (Cortile della Pigna, Courtyard of the Pine Cone) (71 kb, 16 December 2006)
  81. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: God Anumbis (from Anzio, Roman Imperial Period, 1st-2nd century AD) (Egyptian Museum) (54 kb, 16 December 2006)
  82. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: Iustitia et Pax (Justice and Peace, 1940, Massimo Campigli) (entrance hall) (86 kb, 16 December 2006)
  83. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: Last Supper, tapestry detail (from Episodes from the Passion, Tournai?, late 15th century) (Galleria di San Pio V, St Pius V Gallery) (104 kb, 16 December 2006)
  84. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: lion (Egyptian, Dynasty XXX, 4th century BC) (Egyptian Museum) (90 kb, 16 December 2006)
  85. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: lion, tapestry detail (from Justice, Faith, Charity, ornamental cover of throne of Clement VII, Brussels, around 1523-1534, workshop of Pieter van Aelst) (98 kb, 16 December 2006)
  86. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: lion, tapestry detail (from Justice, Faith, Charity, ornamental cover of throne of Clement VII, Brussels, around 1523-1534, workshop of Pieter van Aelst) (98 kb, 16 December 2006)
  87. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: lioness goddess Sekhmet enthroned (from Temple of Mut at Karnak, New Kingdom, Dynasty XVIII, reign of Amenofis III, 1390-1352 BC) (Egyptian Museum) (82 kb, 16 December 2006)
  88. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: marble sample table (Sistine Hall) (103 kb, 16 December 2006)
  89. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: Meleager (1st century AD Roman copy of 4th century BC Greek original attributed to Skopas) (Sala degli Animali, Hall of Animals) (56 kb, 16 December 2006)
  90. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: mosaic table with ducks (Sistine Hall) (67 kb, 16 December 2006)
  91. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: mother and child stained glass window (106 kb, 16 December 2006)
  92. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: painted dome (near Sistine Chapel) (95 kb, 16 December 2006)
  93. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: Persius with head of Medusa (1801, by Antonio Canova) (Cortile ottagonale del Belvedere, Octagonal Court of Belvedere) (33 kb, 16 December 2006)
  94. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: reclining figure and sarcophagus with battle scene (Cortile ottagonale del Belvedere, Octagonal Court of Belvedere) (80 kb, 16 December 2006)
  95. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: reclining statue of river Nile (from Rome, Roman Imperial Period, late 1st century AD) (Egyptian Museum) (67 kb, 16 December 2006)
  96. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: Roman mosaic floor (Sala degli Animali, Hall of Animals) (176 kb, 16 December 2006)
  97. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: scenes from Genesis (1511-1514, Raphael) (Stanza of Heliodorus) (109 kb, 16 December 2006)
  98. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: School of Athens (1508-1511, Raphael) (Stanza della Segnatura, Stanza of the Signatura) (71 kb, 16 December 2006)
  99. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: St Leo the Great's Meeting with Attila in 452 (1511-1514, Raphael and assistants) (Stanza of Heliodorus) (87 kb, 16 December 2006)
  100. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: staircase ceiling (going from Egyptian Museum to Chiaramonti Museum) (79 kb, 16 December 2006)
  101. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: staircase ceiling (next to Sistine Chapel) (100 kb, 16 December 2006)
  102. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: staircase ceiling (next to Sistine Chapel) (111 kb, 16 December 2006)
  103. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: Triumph of Christianity over Paganism (Tommaso Siciliano) (Sala di Costantino, Hall of Constantine) (99 kb, 16 December 2006)
  104. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: vase with classical landscape (68 kb, 16 December 2006)
  105. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: vase with red vine (signed Belet) (59 kb, 16 December 2006)
  106. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: Venus Felix (Roman version of a Venus by Praxiteles dating from mid-4th century BC, the face of this statue is a portrait of a 2nd century empress, either Faustina, the wife of Marcus Aurelius, or her daughter-in-law Crispina, wife of Commodus) (Cortile ottagonale del Belvedere, Octagonal Court of Belvedere) (43 kb, 16 December 2006)
  107. Vatican City: Vatican Museum: wood panel (Sala di Costantino, Hall of Constantine) (103 kb, 16 December 2006)

Japan:

  1. Himeji, Japan: castle: fish (carp, koi?) decoration at top of roof (64 kb, 12 July 2006)
  2. Himeji, Japan: castle: main building (62 kb, 12 July 2006)
  3. Himeji, Japan: decorated manhole cover (107 kb, 12 July 2006)
  4. Himeji, Japan: Kōko-en garden: lotus flower (37 kb, 12 July 2006)
  5. Kamakura, Japan: Daibutsu (Great Buddha): view (75 kb, 20 July 2006)
  6. Kamakura, Japan: Daibutsu (Great Buddha): view (95 kb, 20 July 2006)
  7. Kamakura, Japan: Hase-dera Temple: dozens of small Buddha statues (125 kb, 20 July 2006)
  8. Kamakura, Japan: Hase-dera Temple: Kannon-dou (93 kb, 20 July 2006)
  9. Kamakura, Japan: Hase-dera Temple: sculpture of a god (112 kb, 20 July 2006)
  10. Kamakura, Japan: Hase-dera Temple: sculpture of a god (97 kb, 20 July 2006)
  11. Kamakura, Japan: Hase-dera Temple: sculpture of a god (100 kb, 20 July 2006)
  12. Kamakura, Japan: Kenchō-ji Temple: hall beams and columns (86 kb, 20 July 2006)
  13. Kamakura, Japan: Kenchō-ji Temple: lantern detail (50 kb, 20 July 2006)
  14. Kamakura, Japan: Kenchō-ji Temple: open hall (80 kb, 20 July 2006)
  15. Kamakura, Japan: Tsurugaoka Hachiman-Gū Shrine: prayers and wishes (128 kb, 20 July 2006)
  16. Kamakura, Japan: Tsurugaoka Hachiman-Gū Shrine: sake containers (114 kb, 20 July 2006)
  17. Kyoto, Japan: Ginkaju-ji (Silver) Temple: Kannonden (105 kb, 15 July 2006)
  18. Kyoto, Japan: Gion Matsuri (Festival): couple in kimonos (87 kb, 16 July 2006)
  19. Kyoto, Japan: Gion Matsuri (Festival): octopus snacks (60 kb, 15 July 2006)
  20. Kyoto, Japan: Gion Matsuri (Festival): paper lanterns (76 kb, 15 July 2006)
  21. Kyoto, Japan: Gion Matsuri (Festival): women in kimonos at food stand (94 kb, 15 July 2006)
  22. Kyoto, Japan: Kinkaku-ji (Golden) Temple: view in rain (99 kb, 17 July 2006)
  23. Kyoto, Japan: Kinkaku-ji (Golden) Temple: waterfall (130 kb, 17 July 2006)
  24. Kyoto, Japan: Kiyomizu-Dera Temple: beam decoration (57 kb, 14 July 2006)
  25. Kyoto, Japan: Kiyomizu-Dera Temple: beam decoration (81 kb, 14 July 2006)
  26. Kyoto, Japan: Kiyomizu-Dera Temple: crane (67 kb, 14 July 2006)
  27. Kyoto, Japan: Kiyomizu-Dera Temple: gate (79 kb, 14 July 2006)
  28. Kyoto, Japan: Kiyomizu-Dera Temple: glass (paper??) lantern (61 kb, 14 July 2006)
  29. Kyoto, Japan: Kiyomizu-Dera Temple: sculpture of a god (72 kb, 14 July 2006)
  30. Kyoto, Japan: Kyoto central railway station: interior (1997, architect Hiroshi Hara) (110 kb, 12 July 2006)
  31. Kyoto, Japan: Kyoto Imperial Palace: man walking bicycle in rain (74 kb, 16 July 2006)
  32. Kyoto, Japan: Nijō-jō (Nijō) Castle: bell (114 kb, 17 July 2006)
  33. Kyoto, Japan: Nijō-jō (Nijō) Castle: gate decoration (76 kb, 17 July 2006)
  34. Kyoto, Japan: Shimogamo Shrine: gate at night (65 kb, 12 July 2006)
  35. Nara, Japan: deer begging for food (100 kb, 13 July 2006)
  36. Nara, Japan: guardian dog / lion (102 kb, 13 July 2006)
  37. Nara, Japan: Kasuga Taisha Shrine: gold lantern (61 kb, 13 July 2006)
  38. Nara, Japan: Kasuga Taisha Shrine: gold lanterns (70 kb, 13 July 2006)
  39. Nara, Japan: Kasuga Taisha Shrine: Nan-mon gate (91 kb, 13 July 2006)
  40. Nara, Japan: Kasuga Taisha Shrine: paper lantern (45 kb, 13 July 2006)
  41. Nara, Japan: Kasuga Taisha Shrine: prayers and wishes (102 kb, 13 July 2006)
  42. Nara, Japan: Kasuga Taisha Shrine: stone lanterns (134 kb, 13 July 2006)
  43. Nara, Japan: Kōfuku-ji Temple: Nan-endo (southern octagonal hall) (78 kb, 13 July 2006)
  44. Nara, Japan: Kōfuku-ji Temple: Tokondo (eastern golden hall) (68 kb, 13 July 2006)
  45. Nara, Japan: Nigatsu-dō Temple: copper (bronze?) lanterns (80 kb, 13 July 2006)
  46. Nara, Japan: Nigatsu-dō Temple: fountain for washing (with dragon) (110 kb, 13 July 2006)
  47. Nara, Japan: Nigatsu-dō Temple: lizard with blue tail (81 kb, 13 July 2006)
  48. Nara, Japan: Nigatsu-dō Temple: main building (87 kb, 13 July 2006)
  49. Nara, Japan: Tōdai-ji Temple: Daibutsu (Great Budhha) (96 kb, 13 July 2006)
  50. Nara, Japan: Tōdai-ji Temple: Daibutsu-den (Great Buddha Hall) (73 kb, 13 July 2006)
  51. Nara, Japan: Tōdai-ji Temple: Kokuuzobosatsu (112 kb, 13 July 2006)
  52. Nara, Japan: Tōdai-ji Temple: Koumokuten (80 kb, 13 July 2006)
  53. Nara, Japan: Tōdai-ji Temple: Nandai-mon pagoda (82 kb, 13 July 2006)
  54. Nara, Japan: Tōdai-ji Temple: Nandai-mon pagoda roof structure (98 kb, 13 July 2006)
  55. Nara, Japan: Tōdai-ji Temple: Nyoirinkannon (102 kb, 13 July 2006)
  56. Nara, Japan: Tōdai-ji Temple: Tamonten (82 kb, 13 July 2006)
  57. Nikkō, Japan: Rinnō-ji Temple: dragon fountain (in rain) (100 kb, 21 July 2006)
  58. Nikkō, Japan: Taiyūin-byō Shrine: Nio-mon Gate, warrior god (67 kb, 21 July 2006)
  59. Nikkō, Japan: Taiyūin-byō Shrine: Nio-mon Gate, warrior god (67 kb, 21 July 2006)
  60. Nikkō, Japan: Taiyūin-byō Shrine: Niten-mon Gate, God of Thunder (66 kb, 21 July 2006)
  61. Nikkō, Japan: Taiyūin-byō Shrine: Niten-mon Gate, God of Wind (72 kb, 21 July 2006)
  62. Nikkō, Japan: Taiyūin-byō Shrine: Niten-mon Gate, guardian dog / lion (71 kb, 21 July 2006)
  63. Nikkō, Japan: Taiyūin-byō Shrine: stone lantern (120 kb, 21 July 2006)
  64. Nikkō, Japan: Taiyūin-byō Shrine: Yasha-mon Gate (Peony Gate) detail (115 kb, 21 July 2006)
  65. Nikkō, Japan: Taiyūin-byō Shrine: Yasha-mon Gate (Peony Gate), a god (67 kb, 21 July 2006)
  66. Nikkō, Japan: Tōshō-gū Shrine: five-storied pagoda detail (105 kb, 21 July 2006)
  67. Nikkō, Japan: Tōshō-gū Shrine: Shinkyūsha (Sacred Stable), three monkeys ('hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil') (87 kb, 21 July 2006)
  68. Nikkō, Japan: Tōshō-gū Shrine: stone lanterns (135 kb, 21 July 2006)
  69. Nikkō, Japan: Tōshō-gū Shrine: Yōmei-mon Gate (Gate of Sunlight), ancient warrior (89 kb, 21 July 2006)
  70. Nikkō, Japan: Tōshō-gū Shrine: Yōmei-mon Gate (Gate of Sunlight), guardian dog / lion (76 kb, 21 July 2006)
  71. Nikkō, Japan: Tōshō-gū Shrine: Yōmei-mon Gate (Gate of Sunlight), guardian dogs / lions (76 kb, 21 July 2006)
  72. Osaka, Japan: Kansai International Airport: interior (1990-1994, architect Renzo Piano) (82 kb, 11 July 2006)
  73. Tokyo, Japan: Ginza Tanagokoro: thin building (76 kb, 18 July 2006)
  74. Tokyo, Japan: Japan Nursing Association: cone, at night (2002-2004, Kisho Kurokawa Architects & Associates) (87 kb, 19 July 2006)
  75. Tokyo, Japan: Mikimoto Ginza 2: view (2005, architect Toyo Ito & Associates) (54 kb, 18 July 2006)
  76. Tokyo, Japan: Prada Aoyama: view at night (2003, architects Herzog and de Meuron) (94 kb, 19 July 2006)
  77. Tokyo, Japan: Shibuya: crowd in the rain (98 kb, 18 July 2006)
  78. Tokyo, Japan: Shinjuku station (southern terrace): trees lit up (64 kb, 19 July 2006)
  79. Tokyo, Japan: Shinjuku: night lights, club advertisement (92 kb, 19 July 2006)
  80. Tokyo, Japan: Tokyo International Forum: information booth (1996, architect Rafael Vinoly) (69 kb, 18 July 2006)
  81. Tokyo, Japan: Tokyo International Forum: interior (1996, architect Rafael Vinoly) (96 kb, 18 July 2006)
  82. Tokyo, Japan: Tokyo International Forum: roof structure (1996, architect Rafael Vinoly) (119 kb, 18 July 2006)
  83. Yokohama, Japan: Chinatown (Chūkagai): gate (87 kb, 20 July 2006)
  84. Yokohama, Japan: Chinatown (Chūkagai): gate (131 kb, 20 July 2006)
  85. Yokohama, Japan: Kantei-byō Temple: gate (132 kb, 20 July 2006)
  86. Yokohama, Japan: Kantei-byō Temple: guardian dog / lion (74 kb, 20 July 2006)

Netherlands:

  1. Eindhoven, Netherlands: Eindhoven Airport: terminal building (2004-2005, architects NACO and KCAP) (61 kb, 27 March 2009)
  2. Nijmegen, Netherlands: 52 Degrees (FiftyTwoDegrees, Neerbosscheweg): view (2005-2008, Mecanoo Architecten) (82 kb, 26 March 2009)
  3. Nijmegen, Netherlands: 52 Degrees (FiftyTwoDegrees, Neerbosscheweg): view (2005-2008, Mecanoo Architecten) (64 kb, 26 March 2009)
  4. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Achter de Smidstraat: Omgevingsvormgeving (1983, Christiaan Paul Damste/) (124 kb, 27 March 2009)
  5. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Belvedere (Hunnerpark): Stadswapen (relief over door, 1888 copy by Henry Leeuw sr. and Henry Leew jr. of 1646 original) (113 kb, 27 March 2009)
  6. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Belvedere (Hunnerpark): view (15th century, height increased in 1646) (85 kb, 27 March 2009)
  7. Nijmegen, Netherlands: BGH (Sint Annastraat 234): view (2002, Croonen Architecten) (69 kb, 27 March 2009)
  8. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Bibliotheek (Mariënburgplein): view (2000, Soeters Van Eldonk Ponec architekten) (100 kb, 26 March 2009)
  9. Nijmegen, Netherlands: De Waagh (Weigh House, Grote Markt 26): lion (86 kb, 26 March 2009)
  10. Nijmegen, Netherlands: De Waagh (Weigh House, Grote Markt 26): shield (113 kb, 26 March 2009)
  11. Nijmegen, Netherlands: De Waagh (Weigh House, Grote Markt 26): view (1612) (86 kb, 27 March 2009)
  12. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Dirkzwager (Van Schaeck Mathonsingel 4): view (1992, Meltzer Architecten and Architektenbureau Groothuis) (64 kb, 26 March 2009)
  13. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Doddendaal 20-124: Tronende madonna (throned madonna) (1950, Joop Goldenbeld) (82 kb, 27 March 2009)
  14. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Graafseweg 185d: door (2004, Dick Pouderoyen Architektuur) (81 kb, 26 March 2009)
  15. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Graafseweg (wall of bridge over railway line): fish, street art (2008, Pirates of the Waal, Doe Nix Anders) (110 kb, 26 March 2009)
  16. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Graafseweg (wall of bridge over railway line): shark, street art (2008, Pirates of the Waal, Doe Nix Anders) (107 kb, 26 March 2009)
  17. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Grote Markt: 'Mariken van Nieumeghen' (1956, sculptor Vera Tummers-van Hasselt) (93 kb, 26 March 2009)
  18. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Hertogplein: 'Schikgodinnen' (1974, sculptor Oscar Goedhart) (103 kb, 27 March 2009)
  19. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Hunnerstaete (Gerard Noodtstraat): view (1995-1996, architects Dick van Gameren, Bjarne Mastenbroek) (84 kb, 27 March 2009)
  20. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Hunnerstaete (Gerard Noodtstraat): view (1995-1996, architects Dick van Gameren, Bjarne Mastenbroek) (80 kb, 27 March 2009)
  21. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Kastell Kiekeboe (Gerard Noodtstraat 125): school gate and fence (92 kb, 27 March 2009)
  22. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Kerkboog (Grote Markt): vaulted passageway (1545, gable 1605) (77 kb, 26 March 2009)
  23. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Kitty de Wijzeplaats: Joods monument (Memorial for the Jews) (1995, sculptor Paul de Swaaf) (100 kb, 27 March 2009)
  24. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Kronenburg State (Kronenburgersingel 233-267A): 'Boom van Dicky' (1992, Dicky Brand) (78 kb, 26 March 2009)
  25. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Kronenburg State (Kronenburgersingel 233-267A): view (1992, Hoogstad van Tilburg Architecten) (95 kb, 26 March 2009)
  26. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Kronenburgersingel 5-205: view (1976, architect Hendriks - Campman - Tennekes) (113 kb, 26 March 2009)
  27. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Latijnse School (Stedelijk Gymnasium, Sint Stevenskerkhof 2): entrance (1554-1555, architect Herman van Herengraves, restored 1975) (107 kb, 26 March 2009)
  28. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Latijnse School (Stedelijk Gymnasium, Sint Stevenskerkhof 2): ironwork decoration (1554-1555, architect Herman van Herengraves, restored 1975) (110 kb, 26 March 2009)
  29. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Latijnse School (Stedelijk Gymnasium, Sint Stevenskerkhof 2): view (1554-1555, architect Herman van Herengraves, restored 1975) (96 kb, 26 March 2009)
  30. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Latijnse School (Stedelijk Gymnasium, Sint Stevenskerkhof 2): windows (1554-1555, architect Herman van Herengraves, restored 1975) (119 kb, 26 March 2009)
  31. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Lux (Mariënburgplein): façade (2000, Soeters Van Eldonk architekten) (105 kb, 26 March 2009)
  32. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Lux (Mariënburgplein): view (2000, Soeters Van Eldonk architekten) (90 kb, 26 March 2009)
  33. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Lux (Mariënburgsestraat): reflection of tree in window (2000, Soeters Van Eldonk architekten) (115 kb, 27 March 2009)
  34. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Mariënburg 85: Symbool van Communicatie' (bottom half, 1972, Hendrik Meek) (109 kb, 26 March 2009)
  35. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Mariënburg 85: Symbool van Communicatie' top half, 1972, Hendrik Meek) (104 kb, 26 March 2009)
  36. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Marikenstraat: view of shops (2001, master plan by Soeters Van Eldonk Ponec architekten) (93 kb, 26 March 2009)
  37. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Moenenstraat: view of shops (2004) (98 kb, 26 March 2009)
  38. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Muntweg 404: door (1930) (110 kb, 26 March 2009)
  39. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Museum het Valkhof (Kelfkensbos): entrance area (1995-1999, UNStudio, Ben van Berkel) (with sculpture 'De Godenpijler', 'God Pillar', 2006, Ram Katzir) (88 kb, 26 March 2009)
  40. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Museum het Valkhof (Kelfkensbos): view (1995-1999, UNStudio, Ben van Berkel) (57 kb, 26 March 2009)
  41. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Nassau Staete (Burgemeester Hustinxstraat): view (1979, architect Dijkema en Croonen) (87 kb, 26 March 2009)
  42. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Nassau Staete (Burgemeester Hustinxstraat): view (1979, architect Dijkema en Croonen) (62 kb, 26 March 2009)
  43. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Nassausingel: 'Dame met stola' (1966, sculptor Pieter d'Hont) (114 kb, 26 March 2009)
  44. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Nederlandsche Bank (formerly) (Klein Mariënburg): 'Het Geldverkeer'' (the money changers) (1954, sculptor Charles Hammes; building architect Ir. H.T. Zwiers) (99 kb, 26 March 2009)
  45. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Openwigjkschool Wolfskuil (Floraweg): rabbit and cat and dog tile decoration (90 kb, 26 March 2009)
  46. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Petrus Canisiuskerk (Molenstraat 37): mother and child (1959, sculptor Jan Vaes; building architect J. Coumans, W. Van Deal and A. Siebers) (140 kb, 26 March 2009)
  47. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Petrus Canisiuskerk (Molenstraat 37): rose window (Wim van Woerkom??) (52 kb, 26 March 2009)
  48. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Plein 1944: Mercury (1951, sculptor Jac Maris) (95 kb, 26 March 2009)
  49. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Plein 1944: war memorial (1951, Jac Maris) (120 kb, 27 March 2009)
  50. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Politiebureau (Stieltjesstraat): view (1998, Jeanne Dekkers Architectuur) (74 kb, 26 March 2009)
  51. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Rabobank (Keizer Karelplein): view (1998, Croonen Architecten) (77 kb, 26 March 2009)
  52. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Radboud University Nijmegen: Goudsmit Pavilion, ceiling (NMR facility, Heyendaalseweg) (2005 AGS Architecten) (72 kb, 27 March 2009)
  53. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Radboud University Nijmegen: Goudsmit Pavilion, spiral staircase (NMR facility, Heyendaalseweg) (2005 AGS Architecten) (81 kb, 27 March 2009)
  54. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Radboud University Nijmegen: Gymnasion (Heyendaalseweg 141) (2004, AGS Architecten) (81 kb, 27 March 2009)
  55. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Radboud University Nijmegen: Huygensgebouw, FNWI (Faculteit der Natuurwetenschappen, Wiskunde en Informatica) (Heyendaalseweg 135) (2007, AGS Architecten) (78 kb, 27 March 2009)
  56. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Radboud University Nijmegen: Huygensgebouw, FNWI (Faculteit der Natuurwetenschappen, Wiskunde en Informatica) (Heyendaalseweg 135) (2007, AGS Architecten) (91 kb, 27 March 2009)
  57. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Radboud University Nijmegen: SSHN (short stay housing Nijmegen) Sterrenbosch (Platolaan 2-680) (2006, AGS Architecten) (78 kb, 27 March 2009)
  58. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Radboud University Nijmegen: SSHN (short stay housing Nijmegen) Sterrenbosch (Platolaan 2-680) (2006, AGS Architecten) (63 kb, 27 March 2009)
  59. Nijmegen, Netherlands: ROC Carolus (Campusbaan): view (2007, AGS Architekten) (45 kb, 26 March 2009)
  60. Nijmegen, Netherlands: ROC Carolus (Campusbaan): 'Washington Parade' (2009, Ralph Bonimbie and Ahmed Bah, after Jean Dubuffet) (79 kb, 26 March 2009)
  61. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Sint Stevenskerkhof: Afsluitpaal 'De Gehelmde Wachter' (bollard, 1977, sculptor Ben van Pinxteren) (85 kb, 27 March 2009)
  62. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Sint Stevenskerkhof: 'Het raadsel van Nijmegen' (1974, Oscar Goedhart) (88 kb, 27 March 2009)
  63. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Sint Stevenskerkhof: 'Moenen' (1968, sculptor Piet Killaars) (76 kb, 26 March 2009)
  64. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Sint-Jozefkerk (formerly; from March 2004, Titus Brandsma Gedachteniskerk) (Stijn Buysstraat 11): main entrance (painting, 1933, Willem Wiegmans; building, 1908-9, B.J.C. Claase) (100 kb, 26 March 2009)
  65. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Stadhuis (Burchstraat 20): door (originally 1555, restored 1880, almost completely destroyed in WWII, rebuilt 1951-1954) (119 kb, 26 March 2009)
  66. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Stadhuis (Burchstraat 20): Mariabeeld (Madonna and child) (1953, sculptor Albert Termote) (92 kb, 27 March 2009)
  67. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Stadhuis (Burchstraat 20): view (originally 1555, restored 1880, almost completely destroyed in WWII, rebuilt 1951-1954) (99 kb, 26 March 2009)
  68. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Stadsschouwburg Nijmegen (city theatre, Keizer Karelplein): bar area (1954-1961, architects Bernard Bijvoet and Gerard Holt) (54 kb, 26 March 2009)
  69. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Stadswinkel (Mariënburg 75): view (1975) (102 kb, 26 March 2009)
  70. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Stationsplein 13 (Metterswane): geometric design, street art (1994, Freek van Ginkel) (69 kb, 26 March 2009)
  71. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Stieltjesstraat 2 (Belastingdienst): view of low-rise block (1990s?) (81 kb, 26 March 2009)
  72. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Stieltjesstraat (Snelbinder): cycle path (77 kb, 26 March 2009)
  73. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Stieltjesstraat: 'De blauwe diender' (blue policeman) (2000, sculptor Ronald Tolman) (90 kb, 26 March 2009)
  74. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Stikke Hezelstraat: sculpture (1978, Oscar Goedhart) (97 kb, 26 March 2009)
  75. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Tankstelle Auto Palace (gas station): view (Neuen Sachlichkeit style, 1936, architects B.J. Meerman and J. van der Pijll; gas station closed 1977; restored 1993 by Architektenbureau Koos van Lith) (45 kb, 26 March 2009)
  76. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Tankstelle Auto Palace (gas station): view (Neuen Sachlichkeit style, 1936, architects B.J. Meerman and J. van der Pijll; gas station closed 1977; restored 1993 by Architektenbureau Koos van Lith) (68 kb, 26 March 2009)
  77. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Titus Brandsmakapel (Kroonstraat 148): Moeder Gods (mother god) (1960, Jan van Eijk) (153 kb, 27 March 2009)
  78. Nijmegen, Netherlands: train station (Stationsplein): female relief (1953, sculptor Jo Uiterwaal) (86 kb, 26 March 2009)
  79. Nijmegen, Netherlands: train station (Stationsplein): male relief (1953, sculptor Jo Uiterwaal) (83 kb, 27 March 2009)
  80. Nijmegen, Netherlands: train station (Stationsplein): relief (1955, sculptor Charles Hammes) (67 kb, 26 March 2009)
  81. Nijmegen, Netherlands: train station (Stationsplein): three standing figures (1953, sculptor Jo Uiterwaal) (87 kb, 26 March 2009)
  82. Nijmegen, Netherlands: University Medical Centre St Radboud: anatomisch (anatomy) museum (Geert Grooteplein 21) (1992-2000, Croonen Architecten) (106 kb, 27 March 2009)
  83. Nijmegen, Netherlands: University Medical Centre St Radboud: Bouw Informatiecentrum (Geert Grooteplein 24) (2007, Storimans Wijffels Architecten) (65 kb, 27 March 2009)
  84. Nijmegen, Netherlands: University Medical Centre St Radboud: medical school (Geert Grooteplein 21) (1992-2000, Croonen Architecten) (134 kb, 27 March 2009)
  85. Nijmegen, Netherlands: University Medical Centre St Radboud: NCMLS, double helix staircase (Nijmegen Centre for Molecular Life Sciences) (Geert Grooteplein 26-30) (2000, AHA) (92 kb, 27 March 2009)
  86. Nijmegen, Netherlands: University Medical Centre St Radboud: NCMLS, north side (Nijmegen Centre for Molecular Life Sciences) (Geert Grooteplein 26-30) (2000, AHA) (69 kb, 27 March 2009)
  87. Nijmegen, Netherlands: University Medical Centre St Radboud: NCMLS, south side (Nijmegen Centre for Molecular Life Sciences) (Geert Grooteplein 26-30) (2000, AHA) (86 kb, 27 March 2009)
  88. Nijmegen, Netherlands: University Medical Centre St Radboud: Study Centre / Auditorium St Radboud (Geert Grooteplein 15) (2000, AHA) (89 kb, 27 March 2009)
  89. Nijmegen, Netherlands: University Medical Centre St Radboud: Vliegende engelen (flying angels) (1964, sculptor Auke Hettema) (88 kb, 27 March 2009)
  90. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Van Schaeck Mathonsingel 12: De Barmhartige Samaritaan (good Samaritan) (1949, Pieter d'Hont) (75 kb, 27 March 2009)
  91. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Voerweg: Billennium monument (1987, sculptor Raf Verjans) (79 kb, 27 March 2009)
  92. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Vondelstraat / Arend Noorduijnstraat: 'De Kus' (The Kiss, c2006) (99 kb, 26 March 2009)
  93. Nijmegen, Netherlands: Waalkade 15: building with lots of glass (1995, architect H.C. Bruisten) (65 kb, 27 March 2009)
  94. Utrecht University, Netherlands: Educatorium, Levenlaan 19: view (1997, architect OMA / Rem Koolhaas) (79 kb, 28 February 2007)
  95. Utrecht University, Netherlands: Hugo R. Kruyt Building (Gebouw): tiled seating in reception area (1974) (64 kb, 28 February 2007)
  96. Utrecht University, Netherlands: Minnaert Building (Gebouw), Leuvenlaan 4: interior rainwater collection and cooling pool (1997, Neutelings Riedijk Architecten) (65 kb, 28 February 2007)
  97. Utrecht University, Netherlands: Minnaert Building (Gebouw), Leuvenlaan 4: view (1997, Neutelings Riedijk Architecten) (70 kb, 28 February 2007)
  98. Utrecht University, Netherlands: Nicolaas Bloembergen (NMR) Building (Gebouw), Padualaan 8: view (2000-2001, architect UNStudio / Ben van Berkel) (74 kb, 28 February 2007)
  99. Utrecht, Netherlands: Brigittenstraat 24 (Kniestedt Jacobs and Duijs): entrance (modified to current form in 1864) (68 kb, 28 February 2007)
  100. Utrecht, Netherlands: Bruntenhof 5 and 5A: entrance (1621) (61 kb, 28 February 2007)
  101. Utrecht, Netherlands: Kromme Nieuwegracht 43 (De Truttige Tuyl): window (18th century?) (76 kb, 28 February 2007)
  102. Utrecht, Netherlands: Maliebaan 16 (Andersson Elffers Felix): view from front (1897, architect S.J. de Rooy; converted and extended, 2000, Mecanoo Architecten) (99 kb, 28 February 2007)
  103. Utrecht, Netherlands: Schröder (Schroder) House, Prins Hendriklaan 50: view (1924, architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld) (57 kb, 28 February 2007)
  104. Utrecht, Netherlands: Trans 21-41 (Sic Semper): floral tiles above window (1890, architect P.J. Houtzaters) (70 kb, 28 February 2007)

Poland:

  1. Białka Tatrzańska, Małopolska, Poland: wooden church (1700) (126 kb, 20 July 2005)
  2. Błędowski Desert, Poland: Six-spot Burnet (Zygaena filipendulae) (green black moth with red spots) (75 kb, 25 July 2005)
  3. Częstochowa, Poland: Jasna Góra: basilica altar (121 kb, 12 July 2005)
  4. Częstochowa, Poland: Jasna Góra: basilica ceiling (131 kb, 12 July 2005)
  5. Częstochowa, Poland: Jasna Góra: basilica entrance façade (60 kb, 12 July 2005)
  6. Częstochowa, Poland: Jasna Góra: baslica, Chapel of St Anthony of Padua, altar (18th c) (97 kb, 12 July 2005)
  7. Częstochowa, Poland: Jasna Góra: Chapel of the Virgin ceiling (119 kb, 12 July 2005)
  8. Częstochowa, Poland: Jasna Góra: Chapel of the Virgin organ (1956) (125 kb, 12 July 2005)
  9. Dębno Podhalańskie, Małopolska, Poland: Archangel Michael's Church: wooden church (15th c) (96 kb, 20 July 2005)
  10. Gdańsk, Poland: Artus' Court (Dwór Artusa): façade (1616-1617, decorated by Abraham van den Blocke), with Neptune Fountain (1633, cast by Peter Husen) in foreground (86 kb, 16 July 2005)
  11. Gdańsk, Poland: Golden House (Złota Kamienica): façade (1618, designed by Abraham van den Blocke) (97 kb, 16 July 2005)
  12. Gdańsk, Poland: New Alderman House of the Bench (1567): door (1567) (113 kb, 16 July 2005)
  13. Gdańsk, Poland: St Bridget's Church: ceiling (97 kb, 16 July 2005)
  14. Gdańsk, Poland: St Mary's Church: angel playing trumpet (1760; Johann Heinrich Meissner) (57 kb, 16 July 2005)
  15. Gdańsk, Poland: St Mary's Church: clock (1460s; made by Hans Duringer) (87 kb, 16 July 2005)
  16. Gdańsk, Poland: ulica Długa: façade (85 kb, 16 July 2005)
  17. Gdańsk, Poland: ulica Korzenna: old town hall fireplace (95 kb, 16 July 2005)
  18. Grywald, Małopolska, Poland: St Martin's Church: wooden church (second half of 15th c) (100 kb, 20 July 2005)
  19. Harklowa, Małopolska, Poland: Church of Birth of Virgin Mary: ceiling (104 kb, 20 July 2005)
  20. Harklowa, Małopolska, Poland: Church of Birth of Virgin Mary: door (101 kb, 20 July 2005)
  21. Harklowa, Małopolska, Poland: Church of Birth of Virgin Mary: wooden church (second half of 15th c) (112 kb, 20 July 2005)
  22. Jurgów, Małopolska, Poland: Church of St Sebastian and Our Lady of the Rosary: interior (89 kb, 20 July 2005)
  23. Jurgów, Małopolska, Poland: Church of St Sebastian and Our Lady of the Rosary: wooden church (second half of 17th c) (108 kb, 20 July 2005)
  24. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Basilica of the Body of Christ: altar angel sculpture (95 kb, 24 July 2005)
  25. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Basilica of the Body of Christ: choir stall (127 kb, 24 July 2005)
  26. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: bulwar Czerwieński: Dżok (Jock) the Dog (2001, sculptor Bronisław Chromy) (91 kb, 24 July 2005)
  27. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Church of Christ Transfigured: ceiling (109 kb, 24 July 2005)
  28. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Church of Saints Peter and Paul: apostle (110 kb, 24 July 2005)
  29. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Church of Saints Peter and Paul: façade (80 kb, 24 July 2005)
  30. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Church of Saints Peter and Paul: façade detail (with two apostles) (104 kb, 22 July 2005)
  31. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Church of the Holy Cross: choir stall decoration (102 kb, 24 July 2005)
  32. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Church of the Holy Cross: pulpit detail (99 kb, 24 July 2005)
  33. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Cloth Hall (Sukiennice): column carving (86 kb, 22 July 2005)
  34. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Franciscan Church: ceiling (116 kb, 23 July 2005)
  35. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Franciscan Church: stained glass Father the God (1897-1902, Stanisław Wyspiański) (90 kb, 23 July 2005)
  36. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Instytut Marji: façade (92 kb, 24 July 2005)
  37. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Pauline Church on the Rock: altar sculpture (84 kb, 24 July 2005)
  38. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: plac Kossaka: World War II memorial (1992, sculptor Bronisław Chromy) (82 kb, 24 July 2005)
  39. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: plac Matejki: Battle of Grunwald monument detail (1910, restored 1976) (120 kb, 24 July 2005)
  40. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: plac Wolnica: wall sculpture commemorating arrival of Jews in Kraków (71 kb, 24 July 2005)
  41. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: St Mary's Church: chancel stall decoration (1635-1637, carved by Fabian Moller) (120 kb, 22 July 2005)
  42. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: St Mary's Church: Christ Crucified altar (Veit Stross, late 15th c) (113 kb, 22 July 2005)
  43. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: St Mary's Church: crucifixion and ceiling (142 kb, 22 July 2005)
  44. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: St Mary's Church: nave ceiling (120 kb, 22 July 2005)
  45. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: ulica Floriańska: Mother and Child (54 kb, 24 July 2005)
  46. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: ulica Skałeczna: Pauline Seminary (Seminarium Paulinów) (1934) (85 kb, 24 July 2005)
  47. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: ulica Św Jana 20: sculpture over door (72 kb, 24 July 2005)
  48. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Wawel Hill: cathedral ambulatory sculpture detail (67 kb, 23 July 2005)
  49. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Wawel Hill: fire-breathing dragon (1972, sculptor Bronisław Chromy) (50 kb, 22 July 2005)
  50. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Wawel Hill: inner courtyard fresco decoration (62 kb, 23 July 2005)
  51. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Wawel Hill: inner courtyard gallery and stairs (16th c, construction directed by Francesco Fiorentino, master Benedict and Bartolomeo Berecci) (69 kb, 23 July 2005)
  52. Kraków (Cracow), Poland: Wawel Hill: King Sigismund Chapel (98 kb, 22 July 2005)
  53. Krościenko n. Dunajcem, Małopolska, Poland: Church of Christ the Good Shepherd (46 kb, 20 July 2005)
  54. Łódź, Poland: aleja Kościuszki 12: door (76 kb, 18 July 2005)
  55. Łódź, Poland: aleja Kościuszki 83: façade (58 kb, 18 July 2005)
  56. Łódź, Poland: Juliusz Kindermann Villa (ulica Piotrkowska 137/139): façade mosaic (1907; architect Karl Seidl or Gustav Landau-Gutenteger; mosaic designed by Hans Schram, made by firm of Antonio Salviati) (66 kb, 19 July 2005)
  57. Łódź, Poland: Juliusz Kindermann Villa (ulica Piotrkowska 137/139): façade mosaic (1907; architect Karl Seidl or Gustav Landau-Gutenteger; mosaic designed by Hans Schram, made by firm of Antonio Salviati) (74 kb, 19 July 2005)
  58. Łódź, Poland: Krusche and Ender building (ulica Piotrkowska 143): balcony (1898, architect David Lande) (59 kb, 18 July 2005)
  59. Łódź, Poland: Leopold Kindermann Villa (ulica Wólczańska 31): entrance gate (1902-1903, architect Gustav Landau-Gutenteger) (91 kb, 18 July 2005)
  60. Łódź, Poland: Leopold Kindermann Villa (ulica Wólczańska 31): window (1902-1903, architect Gustav Landau-Gutenteger) (80 kb, 18 July 2005)
  61. Łódź, Poland: Leopold Kindermann Villa (ulica Wólczańska 31): window (1902-1903, architect Gustav Landau-Gutenteger) (87 kb, 19 July 2005)
  62. Łódź, Poland: Leopold Kindermann Villa (ulica Wólczańska 31): window (1902-1903, architect Gustav Landau-Gutenteger) (103 kb, 19 July 2005)
  63. Łódź, Poland: ulica Piotrkowska 149: sculpture over door (99 kb, 18 July 2005)
  64. Łódź, Poland: ulica Piotrkowska 234/236: sculpture over door (61 kb, 19 July 2005)
  65. Łódź, Poland: ulica Piotrkowska 53: sculpture over door (88 kb, 18 July 2005)
  66. Łódź, Poland: ulica Piotrkowska 90: sculpture over door (63 kb, 19 July 2005)
  67. Łódź, Poland: ulica Sienkiewicza 85/87: façade reflecting sky (65 kb, 18 July 2005)
  68. Malbork (Marienburg), Poland: castle: amber statue of Hermes (c 1600) (37 kb, 17 July 2005)
  69. Malbork (Marienburg), Poland: castle: God and Moses tapestry (85 kb, 17 July 2005)
  70. Malbork (Marienburg), Poland: castle: iron handrail (102 kb, 17 July 2005)
  71. Malbork (Marienburg), Poland: castle: view from across Nogat River (78 kb, 17 July 2005)
  72. Malbork (Marienburg), Poland: castle: view from east (89 kb, 18 July 2005)
  73. Ojców, Małopolska, Poland: Church of St Joseph the Worker: wooden church (1901) (91 kb, 25 July 2005)
  74. Słowiński National Park, Poland: Góra Łącka: sand dunes (97 kb, 15 July 2005)
  75. Słowiński National Park, Poland: Góra Łącka: trees in sand (79 kb, 15 July 2005)
  76. Stegna, Pomerania, Poland: brick church (16th-18th c) (85 kb, 17 July 2005)
  77. Toruń, Poland: Cathedral of Saints John the Baptist and John the Evangelist: door (111 kb, 13 July 2005)
  78. Toruń, Poland: House Under the Star: façade (1697) (111 kb, 13 July 2005)
  79. Toruń, Poland: Rynek (Market Square): bronze frog (fountain detail) (1914) (63 kb, 13 July 2005)
  80. Toruń, Poland: ulica Łazienna: decoration over door (56 kb, 14 July 2005)
  81. Toruń, Poland: ulica Piekary: old granary façade (92 kb, 13 July 2005)
  82. Wiśniowa, Małopolska, Poland: wooden church (94 kb, 20 July 2005)
  83. Zakopane, Poland: cheese stand (67 kb, 21 July 2005)
  84. Zakopane, Poland: Kasprowy Wierch: cable car (80 kb, 21 July 2005)
  85. Zakopane, Poland: Kasprowy Wierch: view of Krzesanica, Małołączniak, Giewont (etc.) (78 kb, 21 July 2005)
  86. Zakopane, Poland: old cemetery: wooden grave marker (100 kb, 22 July 2005)
  87. Zakopane, Poland: old cemetery: wooden grave marker (92 kb, 22 July 2005)
  88. Zakopane, Poland: roadside shrine (119 kb, 21 July 2005)
  89. Zakopane, Poland: St Clement's Church: wooden church (1847-1851) (98 kb, 22 July 2005)

Spain:

  1. Barcelona, Spain: 23 Carrer de les Magdalenes: sunlight on wall (155 kb, 13 December 2003)
  2. Barcelona, Spain: Casa Batlló: façade (1904-1907, architect Antoni Gaudí) (104 kb, 13 December 2003)
  3. Barcelona, Spain: Casa Milà (La Pedrera): chimney pots (1906-1912, architect Antoni Gaudí) (46 kb, 13 December 2003)
  4. Barcelona, Spain: Casa Milà (La Pedrera): façade (1906-1912, architect Antoni Gaudí) (108 kb, 13 December 2003)
  5. Barcelona, Spain: La Sagrada Família: Jesus and Judas (1988, sculptor Josep M. Subirachs) (88 kb, 14 December 2003)
  6. Barcelona, Spain: La Sagrada Família: Passion façade (architect Antoni Gaudí) (95 kb, 14 December 2003)
  7. Barcelona, Spain: La Sagrada Família: Peter and Jesus (1988, sculptor Josep M. Subirachs) (92 kb, 14 December 2003)
  8. Barcelona, Spain: La Sagrada Família: Roman soldiers (1988, sculptor Josep M. Subirachs) (83 kb, 14 December 2003)
  9. Barcelona, Spain: Palau Güell: trencadí chimney pot (1886-1888, architect Antoni Gaudí) (58 kb, 13 December 2003)
  10. Barcelona, Spain: Park Güell: autumn sun plafond (1900-1914, Antoni Gaudí and Josep Maria Jujol) (137 kb, 14 December 2003)
  11. Barcelona, Spain: Park Güell: salamander (dragon) sculpture (1900-1914, architect Antoni Gaudí) (107 kb, 14 December 2003)
  12. Barcelona, Spain: Park Güell: spring sun plafond (1900-1914, Antoni Gaudí and Josep Maria Jujol) (145 kb, 14 December 2003)
  13. Barcelona, Spain: Park Güell: summer sun plafond (1900-1914, Antoni Gaudí and Josep Maria Jujol) (133 kb, 14 December 2003)
  14. Barcelona, Spain: Park Güell: trencadí mosaics (1900-1914, architect Antoni Gaudí) (126 kb, 14 December 2003)
  15. Barcelona, Spain: Park Güell: winter sun plafond (1900-1914, Antoni Gaudí and Josep Maria Jujol) (137 kb, 14 December 2003)
  16. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: brown (red?) squirrel eating nut upside-down in tree (104 kb, 11 December 2005)
  17. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Charles V fountain, allegorical mask (73 kb, 11 December 2005)
  18. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Charles V fountain, allegorical mask (72 kb, 11 December 2005)
  19. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Charles V fountain, allegorical mask (75 kb, 11 December 2005)
  20. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Cuarto Dorado (Golden Room), wall decoration (99 kb, 11 December 2005)
  21. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: El Mexuar, wall decoration (104 kb, 11 December 2005)
  22. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Generalife new gardens, stone walkway (150 kb, 11 December 2005)
  23. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Mirador de Lindaraja, Mocárabe decoration (119 kb, 11 December 2005)
  24. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Palacio de Carlos V (Charles V Palace), bas-relief (108 kb, 11 December 2005)
  25. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Palacio de Carlos V (Charles V Palace), bas-relief (101 kb, 11 December 2005)
  26. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Palacio de Carlos V (Charles V Palace), bas-relief (103 kb, 11 December 2005)
  27. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Palacio de Carlos V (Charles V Palace), bas-relief (109 kb, 11 December 2005)
  28. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Palacio de Carlos V (Charles V Palace), decorative ring (82 kb, 11 December 2005)
  29. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Palacio de Carlos V (Charles V Palace), interior (77 kb, 11 December 2005)
  30. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Palacio de Comares (Comares Palace), ceiling decoration (106 kb, 11 December 2005)
  31. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Patio de los Arrayanes (Myrtle Courtyard) (86 kb, 11 December 2005)
  32. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Patio de los Arrayanes (Myrtle Courtyard), door (112 kb, 11 December 2005)
  33. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Patio de los Arrayanes (Myrtle Courtyard), frieze and tiles (95 kb, 11 December 2005)
  34. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Patio de los Arrayanes (Myrtle Courtyard), two cats (82 kb, 11 December 2005)
  35. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Patio de los Liones (Courtyard of the Lions), column and wall decoration (103 kb, 11 December 2005)
  36. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Patio de los Liones (Courtyard of the Lions), fountain (80 kb, 11 December 2005)
  37. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Patio de los Liones (Courtyard of the Lions), Mocárabe arch (86 kb, 11 December 2005)
  38. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Patio de los Liones (Courtyard of the Lions), Mocárabe arches (128 kb, 11 December 2005)
  39. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Patio de los Liones (Courtyard of the Lions), wall decoration (111 kb, 11 December 2005)
  40. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Patio del Cuarto Dorado (Courtyard of the Golden Room, Patio del Mexuar) (89 kb, 11 December 2005)
  41. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Sala de dos Hermanas (Hall of the Two Sisters), Mocárabe cupola (112 kb, 11 December 2005)
  42. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Sala de la Barca (Hall of the Barca), Mocárabe vault (89 kb, 11 December 2005)
  43. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Sala de los Abencerrajes (Hall of the Abencerrajes), Mocárabe cupola (98 kb, 11 December 2005)
  44. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Sala de los Abencerrajes (Hall of the Abencerrajes), Mocárabe decoration (126 kb, 11 December 2005)
  45. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Sala de los Reyes (Hall of the Kings), Mocárabe ceiling (99 kb, 11 December 2005)
  46. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: Sala de los Reyes (Hall of the Kings), wall decoration and Mocárabe arches (112 kb, 11 December 2005)
  47. Granada, Spain: Alhambra: white branches, blue sky (111 kb, 11 December 2005)
  48. Granada, Spain: Calle Acera del Casino: lion water fountain (100 kb, 11 December 2005)
  49. Granada, Spain: Iglesia y Convento de San Anton: cupola (17th-18th c) (105 kb, 11 December 2005)

Sweden:

  1. Göteborg (Gothenburg), Sweden: 18 Kungsportsavenyn (Avenyn): decorative supports (73 kb, 19 October 2005)
  2. Göteborg (Gothenburg), Sweden: 18 Norra Hamngatan: wall relief (1930s, sculptor Ivar Johnsson) (85 kb, 19 October 2005)
  3. Göteborg (Gothenburg), Sweden: 23 Storgatan: lion's head (106 kb, 8 June 2004)
  4. Göteborg (Gothenburg), Sweden: Barken Viking ship and Skanskahuset (Skanska House, 'Lipstick' building) (1989, architects Ralph Erskine and Heikki Särg) (82 kb, 6 June 2004)
  5. Göteborg (Gothenburg), Sweden: Botaniska trädgården (Botanic Garden): Japanese Cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) bark (134 kb, 6 June 2004)
  6. Göteborg (Gothenburg), Sweden: Chalmers tekniska högskola (Chalmers University of Technology), MC2 building: balconies (2000, Erséus Frenning Sjögren Arkitekter) (85 kb, 8 June 2004)
  7. Göteborg (Gothenburg), Sweden: helicopter (Ecureuil AS 350 B3) with load (95 kb, 9 June 2004)
  8. Göteborg (Gothenburg), Sweden: Nils Ericson Terminalen (Terminal): bus departure hall (1996, Niels Torp Arkitekter) (116 kb, 9 June 2004)
  9. Göteborg (Gothenburg), Sweden: Poseidon Fountain (Götaplatsen): satyr and unicorn (c1930, sculptor Carl Milles) (102 kb, 19 October 2005)
  10. Göteborg (Gothenburg), Sweden: Poseidon Fountain (Götaplatsen): woman and whale (c1930, sculptor Carl Milles) (106 kb, 19 October 2005)
  11. Göteborg (Gothenburg), Sweden: Quality Hotel Panorama: façade ('Where people meet', installed March 2001, artist Ulrika Hydman-Vallien) (82 kb, 8 June 2004)
  12. Göteborg (Gothenburg), Sweden: Stora Teatern: ceiling (1859, architect Bror Carl Malmberg) (139 kb, 8 June 2004)
  13. Göteborg (Gothenburg), Sweden: Vasakyrkan (Vasa Church): door (1909, architect Yngve Rasmussen) (94 kb, 9 June 2004)

Istanbul:

  1. Istanbul, Turkey: Archaeology Museum: Alexander Sarcophagus (from Royal Necropolis of Sidon, c 325-300 BC) (scene depicting Battle of Issus, 333BC, with Alexander at left in lion's head headdress) (79 kb, 1 April 2006)
  2. Istanbul, Turkey: Archaeology Museum: figure of man (Jerusalem, c 500 AD, from a family tomb) (90 kb, 1 April 2006)
  3. Istanbul, Turkey: Archaeology Museum: figure of woman (Jerusalem, c 500 AD, from a family tomb) (96 kb, 1 April 2006)
  4. Istanbul, Turkey: Atatürk International Airport (Hava Limanı): international terminal (1998-2000, architects Ebru Kantaşi and GMW Architects) (72 kb, 3 April 2006)
  5. Istanbul, Turkey: Basilica Cistern: column with 'tear-drop' design (532 AD) (68 kb, 31 March 2006)
  6. Istanbul, Turkey: Basilica Cistern: columns (532 AD) (72 kb, 31 March 2006)
  7. Istanbul, Turkey: Basilica Cistern: Medusa head at base of column (532 AD) (77 kb, 31 March 2006)
  8. Istanbul, Turkey: Beyazıt Camii (Mosque): decoration over entrance (1501-1506) (96 kb, 3 April 2006)
  9. Istanbul, Turkey: Beyazıt Camii (Mosque): view (1501-1506) (76 kb, 3 April 2006)
  10. Istanbul, Turkey: Beyazıt Square: feeding the pidgeons (106 kb, 3 April 2006)
  11. Istanbul, Turkey: Blue Mosque (Sultan Ahmet Camii): arch decoration (1606-1616, architect Mehmet Ağa) (122 kb, 31 March 2006)
  12. Istanbul, Turkey: Blue Mosque (Sultan Ahmet Camii): half-domes (1606-1616, architect Mehmet Ağa) (121 kb, 31 March 2006)
  13. Istanbul, Turkey: Blue Mosque (Sultan Ahmet Camii): main column decoration (1606-1616, architect Mehmet Ağa) (100 kb, 31 March 2006)
  14. Istanbul, Turkey: Blue Mosque (Sultan Ahmet Camii): main dome (1606-1616, architect Mehmet Ağa) (127 kb, 31 March 2006)
  15. Istanbul, Turkey: Blue Mosque (Sultan Ahmet Camii): minaret and courtyard (1606-1616, architect Mehmet Ağa) (54 kb, 31 March 2006)
  16. Istanbul, Turkey: Blue Mosque (Sultan Ahmet Camii): side dome (1606-1616, architect Mehmet Ağa) (125 kb, 31 March 2006)
  17. Istanbul, Turkey: Blue Mosque (Sultan Ahmet Camii): support decoration (1606-1616, architect Mehmet Ağa) (125 kb, 31 March 2006)
  18. Istanbul, Turkey: Blue Mosque (Sultan Ahmet Camii): wall tiles (1606-1616, architect Mehmet Ağa) (107 kb, 31 March 2006)
  19. Istanbul, Turkey: Chora Church (Kariye Museum): fresco of Mary and Jesus (with the twelve attending angels) (c 1315) (102 kb, 2 April 2006)
  20. Istanbul, Turkey: Chora Church (Kariye Museum): fresco of (some of) the church fathers (Basil, Gregory the Theologian and Cyril of Alexandria) (c 1315) (89 kb, 2 April 2006)
  21. Istanbul, Turkey: Chora Church (Kariye Museum): fresco of the Anastasis (c 1315) (82 kb, 2 April 2006)
  22. Istanbul, Turkey: Chora Church (Kariye Museum): mosaic of census (held for the enrolment for taxation and registration) of Mary and Joseph (c 1315) (112 kb, 2 April 2006)
  23. Istanbul, Turkey: Chora Church (Kariye Museum): mosaic of Jesus (and twenty-four of the early ancestors) (c 1315) (122 kb, 2 April 2006)
  24. Istanbul, Turkey: Chora Church (Kariye Museum): mosaic of Mary in the arms of Joachim (and the blessing by the priests) (c 1315) (121 kb, 2 April 2006)
  25. Istanbul, Turkey: Chora Church (Kariye Museum): mosaic of the Annunciation (c 1315) (109 kb, 2 April 2006)
  26. Istanbul, Turkey: Chora Church (Kariye Museum): mosaic of the death of the Virgin (c 1315) (102 kb, 2 April 2006)
  27. Istanbul, Turkey: Chora Church (Kariye Museum): mosaic of the miracle at Cana (c 1315) (114 kb, 2 April 2006)
  28. Istanbul, Turkey: Chora Church (Kariye Museum): mosaic of Theodore Metochites (presenting model of the church to Jesus) (c 1315) (114 kb, 2 April 2006)
  29. Istanbul, Turkey: Fountain of Sultan Ahmet III: fountain and decoration (1728) (81 kb, 1 April 2006)
  30. Istanbul, Turkey: Fountain of Sultan Ahmet III: overhang decoration (1728) (76 kb, 31 March 2006)
  31. Istanbul, Turkey: Fuat Paşa Caddesi: real (one blue, one yellow-eyed white Van) cat with toy dog (54 kb, 3 April 2006)
  32. Istanbul, Turkey: Great Palace Mosaic Museum: mosaic detail of boy attending geese (6th century, from palace of Justinian) (108 kb, 2 April 2006)
  33. Istanbul, Turkey: Great Palace Mosaic Museum: mosaic detail of eagle eating snake (6th century, from palace of Justinian) (95 kb, 2 April 2006)
  34. Istanbul, Turkey: Great Palace Mosaic Museum: mosaic detail of griffin eating something (6th century, from palace of Justinian) (110 kb, 2 April 2006)
  35. Istanbul, Turkey: Great Palace Mosaic Museum: mosaic detail of tree and man (6th century, from palace of Justinian) (105 kb, 2 April 2006)
  36. Istanbul, Turkey: Great Palace Mosaic Museum: mosaic detail of two hunters attacking tiger (6th century, from palace of Justinian) (90 kb, 2 April 2006)
  37. Istanbul, Turkey: Hagia Sophia (Aya Sofya): decoration on column capital (Byzantine) (78 kb, 31 March 2006)
  38. Istanbul, Turkey: Hagia Sophia (Aya Sofya): Emperor John II Komnenos, Virgin Mary and Empress Irene mosaic (1118) (101 kb, 31 March 2006)
  39. Istanbul, Turkey: Hagia Sophia (Aya Sofya): grill, Library of Sultan Mahmud I (1739) (108 kb, 31 March 2006)
  40. Istanbul, Turkey: Hagia Sophia (Aya Sofya): Jesus, The Deisis, mosaic (12th century) (111 kb, 31 March 2006)
  41. Istanbul, Turkey: Hagia Sophia (Aya Sofya): Justinian the Great (presenting model of church), Virgin Mary and Constantine (presenting model of city) mosaic (end 10th century) (113 kb, 31 March 2006)
  42. Istanbul, Turkey: Hagia Sophia (Aya Sofya): Leo (Leon) VI mosaic (over Imperial Gate, end 9th century; Leo VI kneeling before Jesus, Virgin Mary top left, Archangel Gabriel top right) (103 kb, 31 March 2006)
  43. Istanbul, Turkey: Hagia Sophia (Aya Sofya): St John the Baptist, The Deisis, mosaic (12th century) (102 kb, 31 March 2006)
  44. Istanbul, Turkey: Hagia Sophia (Aya Sofya): view (532-537 AD, many changes since, including addition of minarets in 15th and 16th centuries) (69 kb, 31 March 2006)
  45. Istanbul, Turkey: Hagia Sophia (Aya Sofya): Virgin Mary mosaic (867) (75 kb, 31 March 2006)
  46. Istanbul, Turkey: Istanbul University: main gate (19th century, architect Auguste Bourgeois) (95 kb, 3 April 2006)
  47. Istanbul, Turkey: Kaiser Wilhelm's Fountain, Hippodrome: mosaic ceiling (1898) (111 kb, 31 March 2006)
  48. Istanbul, Turkey: Museum of the Ancient Orient: Ishtar Gate, bull panel (reconstructed, original was c 575 BC) (97 kb, 1 April 2006)
  49. Istanbul, Turkey: Museum of the Ancient Orient: Ishtar Gate, dragon 'Muşuşu' panel (reconstructed, original was c 575 BC) (83 kb, 1 April 2006)
  50. Istanbul, Turkey: Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts: Qiblanuma (astonomical instrument, Ottoman period, dated 1738, master Barun al-Muhteri) (76 kb, 2 April 2006)
  51. Istanbul, Turkey: Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts: wooden door of a mimber (Seljuk period, dated 1155, from Aleaddin Mosque, Konya) (87 kb, 2 April 2006)
  52. Istanbul, Turkey: Obelisk of Theodosius, Hippodrome: view (carved in Egypt around 1450 BC, erected by Theodosius in 390) (59 kb, 31 March 2006)
  53. Istanbul, Turkey: Ordu Caddesi: column with 'tear-drop' design (from Forum of Theodosius, 4th century AD) (69 kb, 3 April 2006)
  54. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): column (Iznik) tiles (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (145 kb, 3 April 2006)
  55. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): column (Iznik) tiles (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (158 kb, 3 April 2006)
  56. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): courtyard dais (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (95 kb, 3 April 2006)
  57. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): courtyard dome (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (77 kb, 3 April 2006)
  58. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): courtyard (Iznik) tiled prayer niche (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (138 kb, 3 April 2006)
  59. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): decoration (embossed leather?) on ceiling (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (125 kb, 3 April 2006)
  60. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): inlaid door panel (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (128 kb, 3 April 2006)
  61. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): (Iznik) tiles between arches (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (104 kb, 3 April 2006)
  62. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): (Iznik) tiles over door (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (108 kb, 3 April 2006)
  63. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): main dome (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (112 kb, 3 April 2006)
  64. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): wall (Iznik) tiles (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (143 kb, 3 April 2006)
  65. Istanbul, Turkey: Spice Bazaar (Mısır Çarşısı): dried tomatoes, aubergines (eggplant), okra and sponges (123 kb, 3 April 2006)
  66. Istanbul, Turkey: Spice Bazaar (Mısır Çarşısı): drying chili peppers (91 kb, 3 April 2006)
  67. Istanbul, Turkey: Spice Bazaar (Mısır Çarşısı): spice display (signs in Turkish and English) (118 kb, 3 April 2006)
  68. Istanbul, Turkey: Sublime Porte: overhang decoration (57 kb, 2 April 2006)
  69. Istanbul, Turkey: Süleymaniye Camii (Mosque): courtyard and minaret (1550-1557, architect Mimar Sinan) (52 kb, 3 April 2006)
  70. Istanbul, Turkey: Süleymaniye Camii (Mosque): courtyard dome (1550-1557, architect Mimar Sinan) (102 kb, 3 April 2006)
  71. Istanbul, Turkey: Süleymaniye Camii (Mosque): decoration over entrance (1550-1557, architect Mimar Sinan) (81 kb, 3 April 2006)
  72. Istanbul, Turkey: Süleymaniye Camii (Mosque): domes from outside (1550-1557, architect Mimar Sinan) (83 kb, 3 April 2006)
  73. Istanbul, Turkey: Süleymaniye Camii (Mosque): half-domes and main dome (1550-1557, architect Mimar Sinan) (110 kb, 3 April 2006)
  74. Istanbul, Turkey: Süleymaniye Camii (Mosque): (Iznik) tiles over courtyard window (1550-1557, architect Mimar Sinan) (99 kb, 3 April 2006)
  75. Istanbul, Turkey: Süleymaniye Camii (Mosque): main dome (1550-1557, architect Mimar Sinan) (104 kb, 3 April 2006)
  76. Istanbul, Turkey: Süleymaniye Camii (Mosque): man washing before prayer (92 kb, 3 April 2006)
  77. Istanbul, Turkey: Süleymaniye Camii (Mosque): stone latticework (1550-1557, architect Mimar Sinan) (76 kb, 3 April 2006)
  78. Istanbul, Turkey: Sultanahmet Parki: fountain (70 kb, 31 March 2006)
  79. Istanbul, Turkey: Tiled Kiosk: entrance tiles (159 kb, 1 April 2006)
  80. Istanbul, Turkey: Tiled Kiosk: (Iznik) tiles (139 kb, 1 April 2006)
  81. Istanbul, Turkey: Tiled Kiosk: polychrome (Iznik, last quarter of 16th century) plate (68 kb, 1 April 2006)
  82. Istanbul, Turkey: Tiled Kiosk: polychrome lunette (Iznik, c 1575) tiles (104 kb, 1 April 2006)
  83. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak), Chamber of the Crown Princes (Twin Kiosk): dome (141 kb, 1 April 2006)
  84. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak), Chamber of the Crown Princes (Twin Kiosk): (Iznik) tiles (155 kb, 1 April 2006)
  85. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak), Chamber of the Crown Princes (Twin Kiosk): (Iznik) tiles (126 kb, 1 April 2006)
  86. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak), Chamber of the Crown Princes (Twin Kiosk): windows and (Iznik) tiles (155 kb, 1 April 2006)
  87. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak), Courtyard of the Black Eunuchs: (Iznik) tiles (124 kb, 1 April 2006)
  88. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak), Courtyard of the Black Eunuchs: (Iznik) tiles (135 kb, 1 April 2006)
  89. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak), Dining (Fruit) Room of Ahmet III: wall decoration (108 kb, 1 April 2006)
  90. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak), Imperial Hall: fountain (120 kb, 1 April 2006)
  91. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak), Imperial Hall: wall decoration (113 kb, 1 April 2006)
  92. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak), Library of Ahmet I: inlaid (mother-of-pearl) wood shutters and (Iznik) tiled niches (99 kb, 1 April 2006)
  93. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak), Murat III Kiosk: dome (128 kb, 1 April 2006)
  94. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak), Privy Chamber of Murat III: (Iznik) tiles (160 kb, 1 April 2006)
  95. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak), Privy Chamber of Murat III: Privy Chamber of Murat III dome (145 kb, 1 April 2006)
  96. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak), Valide Sultan's (Queen Mother's) bed chamber: dome (114 kb, 1 April 2006)
  97. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak), Valide Sultan's (Queen Mother's) bed chamber: wall decoration (85 kb, 1 April 2006)
  98. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak): entrance (Iznik) tiles (141 kb, 1 April 2006)
  99. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak): entrance (Iznik) tiles (146 kb, 1 April 2006)
  100. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak): entrance (Iznik) tiles (150 kb, 1 April 2006)
  101. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace Harem (Soğukçeşme Sokak): (Iznik) tiled fireplace (113 kb, 1 April 2006)
  102. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Audience Chamber (Arzodası): fountain (85 kb, 1 April 2006)
  103. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Audience Chamber (Arzodası): tiles (121 kb, 1 April 2006)
  104. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Audience Chamber (Arzodası): view (77 kb, 1 April 2006)
  105. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Circumcision Room (Summer Pavilion): ceiling (Iznik) tiles (158 kb, 1 April 2006)
  106. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Circumcision Room (Summer Pavilion): external (Iznik) tiles (143 kb, 1 April 2006)
  107. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Imperial Council Chamber (Kubbealtı): detail (115 kb, 1 April 2006)
  108. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Imperial Council Chamber (Kubbealtı): detail (117 kb, 1 April 2006)
  109. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Imperial Council Chamber (Kubbealtı): dome (98 kb, 1 April 2006)
  110. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Imperial Council Chamber (Kubbealtı): entrance (116 kb, 1 April 2006)
  111. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Imperial Council Chamber (Kubbealtı): entrance ceiling (65 kb, 1 April 2006)
  112. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Library of Ahmet III: dome (109 kb, 1 April 2006)
  113. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Library of Ahmet III: fountain (88 kb, 1 April 2006)
  114. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Library of Ahmet III: interior with inlaid (mother-of-pearl) wood shutters and (Iznik) tiles (127 kb, 1 April 2006)
  115. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Middle Gate (Bab-ü's Selam): dome (127 kb, 1 April 2006)
  116. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Middle Gate (Bab-ü's Selam): view (93 kb, 1 April 2006)
  117. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Revan Kiosk: fountain and (Iznik) tiles (93 kb, 1 April 2006)
  118. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Revan Kiosk: interior with inlaid (mother-of-pearl) wood shutters and (Iznik) tiles (137 kb, 1 April 2006)
  119. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Revan Kiosk: (Iznik) tiles (158 kb, 1 April 2006)
  120. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Sacred Safekeeping Rooms (Hırka-i Saadet): entrance (Iznik) tiles (116 kb, 1 April 2006)
  121. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Sacred Safekeeping Rooms (Hırka-i Saadet): fountain (99 kb, 1 April 2006)
  122. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Sacred Safekeeping Rooms (Hırka-i Saadet): (Iznik) tiles (137 kb, 1 April 2006)
  123. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), Sacred Safekeeping Rooms (Hırka-i Saadet): window and (Iznik) tiles (106 kb, 1 April 2006)
  124. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı), The Chamber of the Treasury Servants: stone pavement (131 kb, 1 April 2006)
  125. Istanbul, Turkey: Topkapı Palace (Sarayı): blue and white dish with dragon (Ming dynasty, 3rd quarter of 16th century) (68 kb, 1 April 2006)
  126. Istanbul, Turkey: Tourism Police building: view (based on Ottoman-style wood house) (87 kb, 31 March 2006)
  127. Istanbul, Turkey: Yeni Camii (New Mosque): courtyard (Iznik) tiles (1597-1663) (137 kb, 3 April 2006)
  128. Istanbul, Turkey: Yeni Camii (New Mosque): decoration over entrance (1597-1663) (97 kb, 3 April 2006)
  129. Istanbul, Turkey: Yeni Camii (New Mosque): main dome and half-dome (1597-1663) (118 kb, 3 April 2006)
  130. Istanbul, Turkey: Yeni Camii (New Mosque): tiles and decoration (1597-1663) (149 kb, 3 April 2006)

Other Turkey:

  1. Aspendos (Belkis), Turkey: 13th century bridge (built on ruins of old Roman bridge legs by Seljuk emperor Alaaddin Keykubat, restored 1996-1999) (53 kb, 28 March 2006)
  2. Aspendos (Belkis), Turkey: Agora: wall (108 kb, 28 March 2006)
  3. Aspendos (Belkis), Turkey: Basilica: wall (120 kb, 28 March 2006)
  4. Aspendos (Belkis), Turkey: Theatre: arches (built by Romans during reign of Marcus Aurelius, AD 161-180, restored 20th century) (82 kb, 28 March 2006)
  5. Aspendos (Belkis), Turkey: Theatre: seating (built by Romans during reign of Marcus Aurelius, AD 161-180, restored 20th century) (111 kb, 28 March 2006)
  6. Aspendos (Belkis), Turkey: Theatre: wall at front (built by Romans during reign of Marcus Aurelius, AD 161-180, restored 20th century) (104 kb, 28 March 2006)
  7. Manavgat, Turkey: Roman aqueduct?: arches (83 kb, 28 March 2006)
  8. Manavgat, Turkey: waterfall (şelalesi) (65 kb, 28 March 2006)
  9. Perge, Turkey: Agora: columns (Roman, 2nd-3rd century AD) (74 kb, 29 March 2006)
  10. Perge, Turkey: Colonnaded Street: column with relief of Artemis the huntress (Roman 2nd-3rd century AD) (36 kb, 29 March 2006)
  11. Perge, Turkey: Colonnaded Street: view (Roman, 2nd-3rd century AD) (86 kb, 29 March 2006)
  12. Perge, Turkey: Hellenistic Gate: towers (2nd century BC) (83 kb, 29 March 2006)
  13. Perge, Turkey: Stadium: view (Roman, 2nd century AD) (119 kb, 29 March 2006)
  14. Seleukeia (or Lyrbe), Turkey: Agora: wall (127 kb, 28 March 2006)
  15. Side, Turkey: Theatre: seating (Hellenistic, enlarged by Romans) (100 kb, 29 March 2006)
  16. Silyon (Sillyon), Turkey: Palace: wall (98 kb, 30 March 2006)
  17. Termessos, Turkey: Artemis-Hadrian Temple and Hadrian Propyleum: doorway and jumble of rocks (Roman, 2nd century AD) (119 kb, 30 March 2006)
  18. Termessos, Turkey: Southern Necropolis: rock tombs jumbled about (134 kb, 30 March 2006)
  19. Termessos, Turkey: Theatre: seating in mist (Hellenistic) (40 kb, 30 March 2006)
  20. Termessos, Turkey: Tomb of Alcetas (Alketas): relief of Alcetas on horse (c309 BC) (80 kb, 30 March 2006)
  21. Termessos, Turkey: tombs cutout from rock (108 kb, 30 March 2006)

Cambridge:

  1. Cambridge, England: 11 Grange Road: relief above door (1912, architect A.J. Winter Rose) (58 kb, 28 August 2008)
  2. Cambridge, England: All Saints' Church: altar stained glass window (installed 1866, William Morris, Ford Madox Brown, Edward Burne-Jones: windows from top left: Adam [EBJ], Abraham and Isaac [FMB], Christ in Majesty [EBJ], Noah [FMB], Eve [EBJ], Melchizedek [EBJ], King Louis IX [FMB], David [EBJ], Edward the Confessor [FMB], Judas Maccabeus [EBJ], Elijah [WM], St Stephen [EBJ], St Peter [WM], St James the Less [EBJ], St John the Baptist [WM], St Barbara [EBJ], St Agnes [EBJ], St Radegund [EBJ], St Dorothy [EBJ], St Catherine [WM]; Philip Webb, oak leaf border decoration) (150 kb, 16 January 2005)
  3. Cambridge, England: All Saints' Church: altar stained glass window (installed 1866, William Morris, Ford Madox Brown, Edward Burne-Jones: windows from top left: King Louis IX [FMB], David [EBJ], Edward the Confessor [FMB], St Stephen [EBJ], St Peter [WM], St James the Less [EBJ]; Philip Webb, oak leaf border decoration) (141 kb, 16 January 2005)
  4. Cambridge, England: All Saints' Church: Christ in Majesty, above chancel arch (1875, Wyndham Hope Hughes; 1904, repainted by BM Leach) (85 kb, 16 January 2005)
  5. Cambridge, England: All Saints' Church: pulpit panel, St John the Baptist (1875, Wyndham Hope Hughes) (117 kb, 16 January 2005)
  6. Cambridge, England: Ascension Parish Burial Ground: cat on grave stone (103 kb, 26 December 2004)
  7. Cambridge, England: Barrow Road: Cherry trees (Prunus) in blossom (128 kb, 20 April 2009)
  8. Cambridge, England: Bateman Street: Copper Beech (Fagus sylvatica 'Cuprea') leaves (99 kb, 25 April 2002)
  9. Cambridge, England: Bene't Street: pink Clematis (37 kb, 4 May 2007)
  10. Cambridge, England: Bridge Street: Holy Sepulchre (Round Church) door (103 kb, 26 December 2007)
  11. Cambridge, England: Brookside: stone wall (146 kb, 28 February 2002)
  12. Cambridge, England: Cam: fisherman in fog (82 kb, 12 March 2002)
  13. Cambridge, England: Cam: foam on water (132 kb, 27 June 2005)
  14. Cambridge, England: Cam: foggy morning (163 kb, 12 March 2002)
  15. Cambridge, England: Cam: goose (27 kb, 12 June 2001)
  16. Cambridge, England: Cam: pollarded willow in fog (black and white) (157 kb, 3 December 2004)
  17. Cambridge, England: Cam: river in fog (black and white) (175 kb, 3 December 2004)
  18. Cambridge, England: Cam: starlings swarming at dusk (70 kb, 13 March 2002)
  19. Cambridge, England: Cam: starlings swarming at dusk (74 kb, 13 March 2002)
  20. Cambridge, England: Cam: swan (56 kb, 12 October 2001)
  21. Cambridge, England: Cam: trees reflected in river, in fog (black and white) (100 kb, 25 January 2006)
  22. Cambridge, England: Cam: waves on water (69 kb, 10 October 2002)
  23. Cambridge, England: Catholic Church (Our Lady and the English Martyrs): ceiling (82 kb, 16 March 2005)
  24. Cambridge, England: Catholic Church (Our Lady and the English Martyrs): oak bench carving (77 kb, 16 July 2002)
  25. Cambridge, England: Catholic Church (Our Lady and the English Martyrs): oak bench carving (70 kb, 17 July 2002)
  26. Cambridge, England: Chesterton Road: tree at dusk (91 kb, 7 March 2002)
  27. Cambridge, England: Church of St Edward King and Martyr: chancel window (1858, George Gilbert Scott and R. Brandon) (111 kb, 20 April 2008)
  28. Cambridge, England: Church of St Edward King and Martyr: chancel window, detail (1858, George Gilbert Scott and R. Brandon) (142 kb, 20 April 2008)
  29. Cambridge, England: Churchill College: 'Beast Alerted (1990, sculptor Lynn Chadwick) (71 kb, 17 April 2009)
  30. Cambridge, England: Churchill College: 'Diagram of an Object (Second State)' (1990, sculptor Dhruva Mistry) (92 kb, 17 April 2009)
  31. Cambridge, England: Churchill College: Study Centre hallway roof (1993, Thurlow Carnell and Thornburrow) (92 kb, 1 April 2008)
  32. Cambridge, England: Clare College: bridge and tree in fog (81 kb, 12 March 2002)
  33. Cambridge, England: Clare College: chapel ceiling (1760s, James Borrough and James Essex the younger) (85 kb, 2 August 2003)
  34. Cambridge, England: Clare College: chapel interior (84 kb, 22 May 2007)
  35. Cambridge, England: Clare College: chapel organ (88 kb, 22 May 2007)
  36. Cambridge, England: Clare College: DNA double helix sculpture (2005, Charles Jencks) (117 kb, 9 June 2006)
  37. Cambridge, England: Clare College: 'Falling Warrior' (1956-1957, sculptor Henry Moore) (98 kb, 4 March 2000)
  38. Cambridge, England: Clare College: Old Court cherry tree (117 kb, 1 April 2009)
  39. Cambridge, England: Clare Hall: 'Flame' (made 2003, installed 2007, sculptor Helene Blumenfeld) (114 kb, 3 September 2008)
  40. Cambridge, England: Corpus Christi College: chapel ceiling (19th century) (91 kb, 17 October 2007)
  41. Cambridge, England: Corpus Christi College: chapel main stained glass window (1881, Heaton, Butler and Bayne) (106 kb, 17 October 2007)
  42. Cambridge, England: Corpus Christi College: chapel organ (1968, N.P. Mander Ltd., casework designed by S.E. Dykes Bower) (81 kb, 17 October 2007)
  43. Cambridge, England: Corpus Christi College: Corpus Clock (2003-2008, designed by John Taylor) (with grasshopper escapement on top, sculpted by Matthew Lane Sanderson) (69 kb, 19 September 2008)
  44. Cambridge, England: Corpus Christi College: gate (art deco, c1930, architect G Dawbarn) (82 kb, 11 May 2008)
  45. Cambridge, England: Corpus Christi College: sculpture of seated man (1949, sculptor Henry Moore) (96 kb, 4 October 2008)
  46. Cambridge, England: Cowley Road: horses and hi-tech (70 kb, 12 June 2000)
  47. Cambridge, England: CUP bookshop, St Mary's Street: window grill (88 kb, 9 April 2008)
  48. Cambridge, England: Department of Criminology: windows (2003-2004, architect Allies and Morrison) (68 kb, 25 October 2004)
  49. Cambridge, England: Downing College: chapel window, Death (Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse) (1962-1963, L.C. Evetts) (56 kb, 22 September 2008)
  50. Cambridge, England: Downing College: chapel window, Famine (Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse) (1962-1963, L.C. Evetts) (61 kb, 19 September 2008)
  51. Cambridge, England: Downing College: chapel window, Lamb of God (1962-1963, L.C. Evetts) (57 kb, 19 September 2008)
  52. Cambridge, England: Downing College: chapel window, Pestilence (Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse) (1962-1963, L.C. Evetts) (59 kb, 22 September 2008)
  53. Cambridge, England: Downing College: chapel window, War (Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse) (1962-1963, L.C. Evetts) (60 kb, 19 September 2008)
  54. Cambridge, England: Downing College: griffin (91 kb, 1 November 2001)
  55. Cambridge, England: Downing College: library cupola (1992-1993, architect Quinlan Terry) (62 kb, 7 June 2001)
  56. Cambridge, England: Downing College: library floor (1992-1993, architect Quinlan Terry) (71 kb, 7 June 2001)
  57. Cambridge, England: Downing Site: relief (95 kb, 26 March 2002)
  58. Cambridge, England: East Road: Helmore Building extension window (2003-2005, Hawkins\Brown) (150 kb, 1 April 2005)
  59. Cambridge, England: Elizabeth Way roundabout underpass: lamp posts (66 kb, 9 April 2008)
  60. Cambridge, England: Emmanuel College: chapel interior (80 kb, 25 July 2002)
  61. Cambridge, England: Emmanuel College: dining hall ceiling (1760s, James Essex the younger) (56 kb, 2 August 2003)
  62. Cambridge, England: Emmanuel College: North Court entrance ironwork decoration (art nouveau, 1910-1914, architect Leonard Stokes) (81 kb, 26 May 2008)
  63. Cambridge, England: Emmanuel College: sculpture 'Jester' (1994, Wendy Taylor) (115 kb, 19 August 2008)
  64. Cambridge, England: Faculty of English: windows (2003-2004, architect Allies and Morrison) (76 kb, 1 October 2004)
  65. Cambridge, England: Faculty of Law: exterior (1994-1995, Norman Foster and Partners) (53 kb, 22 April 2005)
  66. Cambridge, England: Fisher Square: 'Between the Lines' (2007, sculptor Peter Randall-Page) (104 kb, 15 December 2008)
  67. Cambridge, England: Fitzwilliam College, Gatehouse Court: windows (2002-2004, architect Allies and Morrison) (52 kb, 14 December 2004)
  68. Cambridge, England: Fitzwilliam Museum: detail of mosaic floor (1870-1875) (115 kb, 18 March 2008)
  69. Cambridge, England: Fitzwilliam Museum: detail of mosaic floor (1870-1875) (124 kb, 18 March 2008)
  70. Cambridge, England: Fitzwilliam Museum: detail of mosaic floor (1870-1875) (124 kb, 18 March 2008)
  71. Cambridge, England: Fitzwilliam Museum: dome support (1870-1875, restored 1999-2001) (81 kb, 18 March 2008)
  72. Cambridge, England: Fitzwilliam Museum: entrance ceiling (120 kb, 3 February 2005)
  73. Cambridge, England: Fitzwilliam Museum: Italian specimen (pietra dura) table (1829, workshop of Giacomo Raffaelli, Rome) (103 kb, 18 March 2008)
  74. Cambridge, England: Fitzwilliam Museum: polychrome arch decoration (1870-1875, restored 1999-2001) (83 kb, 18 March 2008)
  75. Cambridge, England: Fitzwilliam Museum: polychrome decoration below dome (1870-1875, restored 1999-2001) (119 kb, 18 March 2008)
  76. Cambridge, England: Fitzwilliam Museum: stained glass (grisaille) window (1870-1875) (181 kb, 18 March 2008)
  77. Cambridge, England: Folk Museum: sculpture, part of Hobson's Conduit memorial (moved from Market Square) (88 kb, 20 October 2007)
  78. Cambridge, England: Garden Walk: Nancy and Tigger (the cats) watching water (61 kb, 26 September 2002)
  79. Cambridge, England: Garden Walk: Nancy (the cat) playing with water (56 kb, 26 September 2002)
  80. Cambridge, England: Garden Walk: Tigger and Nancy (the cats) on window sill (52 kb, 24 September 2002)
  81. Cambridge, England: Gonville and Caius College: chapel apse mosaic (Christ in glory surrounded by his disciples) (1870, by Salviati) (104 kb, 25 July 2002)
  82. Cambridge, England: Gonville and Caius College: chapel apse mosaic (Eunice instructing her son Timothy) (1870, made by firm of Antonio Salviati) (120 kb, 19 June 2007)
  83. Cambridge, England: Gonville and Caius College: chapel apse mosaic (Jesus teaching Martha about eternal life near the tomb of Lazarus) (1870, made by firm of Antonio Salviati) (105 kb, 19 June 2007)
  84. Cambridge, England: Gonville and Caius College: chapel apse mosaic (prophet Samuel being tutored by Eli) (1870, made by firm of Antonio Salviati) (111 kb, 19 June 2007)
  85. Cambridge, England: Gonville and Caius College: chapel apse mosaic (the boy Jesus disputing with the scribes in the Temples) (1870, made by firm of Antonio Salviati) (112 kb, 19 June 2007)
  86. Cambridge, England: Gonville and Caius College: chapel apse mosaic (the finding of the scroll of the Law in the Temple by Josiah) (1870, made by firm of Antonio Salviati) (110 kb, 19 June 2007)
  87. Cambridge, England: Gonville and Caius College: chapel ceiling (1637; cherubs removed 1643, replaced 1660) (125 kb, 19 June 2007)
  88. Cambridge, England: Gonville and Caius College: chapel interior (94 kb, 19 June 2007)
  89. Cambridge, England: Gonville and Caius College: Gate of Honour top half (with sundials) (75 kb, 11 May 2006)
  90. Cambridge, England: Grand Arcade: Christmas angel (2008, designed and made by KD Decoratives) (84 kb, 14 November 2008)
  91. Cambridge, England: Great St Mary's Church: Christ in Majesty (The Majestas) (1960, Alan Durst) (87 kb, 2 September 2008)
  92. Cambridge, England: Great St Mary's Church: east window (1869, designed and made by firm of John Hardman) (116 kb, 2 September 2008)
  93. Cambridge, England: Great St Mary's Church: organ (1690s, 'Father Schmidt', Bernard Smith) (78 kb, 2 September 2008)
  94. Cambridge, England: Great St Mary's Church: Prayer Marker 2007 (sculptor Emma Fenelon) (137 kb, 2 September 2008)
  95. Cambridge, England: Great St Mary's Church: west entrance (81 kb, 20 April 2008)
  96. Cambridge, England: Guildhall Street: Talos (c1960, sculptor Michael Ayrton; erected in current location in c1973) (84 kb, 26 November 2008)
  97. Cambridge, England: Histon Road: Bergenia (61 kb, 19 March 2005)
  98. Cambridge, England: Institute of Astronomy: 'Prometheus' (2003, sculptor James Atkinson) (100 kb, 28 February 2009)
  99. Cambridge, England: Institute of Astronomy: 'Pulse' (2001, John Robinson) (124 kb, 13 April 2003)
  100. Cambridge, England: Jane Coston Bridge (over A14): view along centreline (2003-2004, engineer Owen Williams) (45 kb, 5 May 2008)
  101. Cambridge, England: Jesus College chapel: crossing (tower) ceiling (1846-1849, William Morris) (88 kb, 16 January 2005)
  102. Cambridge, England: Jesus College chapel: nave ceiling (1846-1849, William Morris, painted by Frederick Leach) (124 kb, 28 March 2005)
  103. Cambridge, England: Jesus College: glass spiral (by Danny Lane) (134 kb, 13 March 2005)
  104. Cambridge, England: Jesus College: library stained glass window (1998, designed by Graham Jones, made by John Reyntiens) (90 kb, 29 August 2000)
  105. Cambridge, England: Jesus Green: Plane trees (Platanus) in fog (99 kb, 12 March 2002)
  106. Cambridge, England: Jesus Green: Plane trees (Platanus) in heavy fog (80 kb, 13 February 2008)
  107. Cambridge, England: Jesus Green: Plane trees (Platanus) in late afternoon sun (166 kb, 8 April 2009)
  108. Cambridge, England: Jesus Green: Plane trees (Platanus), autumn (150 kb, 15 October 2008)
  109. Cambridge, England: Judge Institute: ceiling (1991-1995, architect John Outram Associates) (126 kb, 27 June 2000)
  110. Cambridge, England: Judge Institute: ceiling (1991-1995, architect John Outram Associates) (121 kb, 3 February 2005)
  111. Cambridge, England: Judge Institute: interior (1991-1995, architect John Outram Associates) (107 kb, 27 June 2000)
  112. Cambridge, England: Judge Institute: reflection of tree in window (85 kb, 2 November 2006)
  113. Cambridge, England: Kingfisher Way: balconies (2007-2008, architect Alison Brooks) (60 kb, 7 March 2008)
  114. Cambridge, England: King's College: angels (89 kb, 4 May 2007)
  115. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel autumn late afternoon (64 kb, 3 October 2002)
  116. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel autumn morning (with small moon) (83 kb, 26 September 2002)
  117. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel ceiling (111 kb, 4 February 2007)
  118. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel ceiling long view (125 kb, 23 May 2007)
  119. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel ceiling, with organ (131 kb, 11 July 2002)
  120. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel choir stalls (126 kb, 9 May 2008)
  121. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel east wall stained glass window (137 kb, 4 February 2007)
  122. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel heraldic panel behind Fellows' stalls (124 kb, 11 July 2002)
  123. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel heraldic panel behind Fellows' stalls (121 kb, 11 July 2002)
  124. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel in fog (124 kb, 10 December 2001)
  125. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel interior (100 kb, 23 May 2007)
  126. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel organ (99 kb, 22 May 2007)
  127. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel small interior stained glass window (16th century Flemish?) (95 kb, 4 February 2007)
  128. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel small interior stained glass window (16th century Flemish?) (87 kb, 4 February 2007)
  129. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel south façade (75 kb, 9 May 2008)
  130. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel west door tympanum (95 kb, 23 December 2004)
  131. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel with Horse Chestnut (Aesculus) tree in flower (73 kb, 12 May 2008)
  132. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel, interior sculpture (royal shield) (92 kb, 4 February 2007)
  133. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel, screen and gatehouse reflected in shop window (90 kb, 17 October 2003)
  134. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel, sculpture above west door (77 kb, 21 December 2004)
  135. Cambridge, England: King's College: chapel, tympanum above west door (108 kb, 23 May 2007)
  136. Cambridge, England: King's College: fountain and gatehouse (61 kb, 9 May 2008)
  137. Cambridge, England: King's College: gatehouse door detail (86 kb, 20 April 2008)
  138. Cambridge, England: King's College: gatehouse top (70 kb, 3 May 2008)
  139. Cambridge, England: King's College: screen rose relief (81 kb, 26 September 2002)
  140. Cambridge, England: King's College: shield on Queen's Road gate (96 kb, 4 March 2008)
  141. Cambridge, England: Little St Mary's Church: detail of Godfrey Washington memorial (great uncle of George Washington) (48 kb, 25 September 2008)
  142. Cambridge, England: Little St Mary's Church: reredos (1876, designed by G.G. Scott the younger) (97 kb, 4 September 2002)
  143. Cambridge, England: Little St Mary's Church: reredos (1876, designed by G.G. Scott the younger) (87 kb, 25 September 2008)
  144. Cambridge, England: Lower Park Street: purple Clematis (58 kb, 30 June 2005)
  145. Cambridge, England: Lower Park Street: Wisteria (128 kb, 5 May 2000)
  146. Cambridge, England: Lower Park Street: Wisteria (111 kb, 22 April 2002)
  147. Cambridge, England: Madingley Road: horse (54 kb, 31 March 2002)
  148. Cambridge, England: Magdalene College: Pepys Building (16th-17th century) (71 kb, 7 May 2008)
  149. Cambridge, England: New Hall: Canning & Eliza House windows (2004-2006, architect R H Partnership) (65 kb, 6 June 2006)
  150. Cambridge, England: New Museum Site (old Cavendish laboratory): Free School Lane entrance (79 kb, 20 April 2008)
  151. Cambridge, England: Newnham College: Pfeiffer Archway gate detail (1893, designed by Basil Champneys, made by Thomas Elsley) (100 kb, 30 October 2007)
  152. Cambridge, England: oil rape seed field (124 kb, 23 April 2000)
  153. Cambridge, England: Old Schools and Senate House: view (76 kb, 12 May 2008)
  154. Cambridge, England: Old Schools: light show: 800 years old (Cambridge University 800th anniversary light show, officially 17-19 January 2009, light artist Ross Ashton) (70 kb, 16 January 2009)
  155. Cambridge, England: Old Schools: light show: double helix and blood (Cambridge University 800th anniversary light show, officially 17-19 January 2009, light artist Ross Ashton) (83 kb, 14 January 2009)
  156. Cambridge, England: Orchard Park Community Primary School: decorative gate (2007-2008, artist Adam Booth, Pipers Forge; architect Mouchel Group) (85 kb, 30 December 2008)
  157. Cambridge, England: Paradise Street: Guthrie Court door (2008, architect Hadley Design Associates) (89 kb, 18 October 2008)
  158. Cambridge, England: Parker's Piece (Park Terrace): Hobbs Pavilion mosaic ('Act Locally', 2000, CamLETS) (104 kb, 15 April 2009)
  159. Cambridge, England: Parker's Piece (Parkside): Common Lime Trees (Tilia x europaea) branches (planted 1868) (103 kb, 3 December 2008)
  160. Cambridge, England: Parker's Piece (Parkside): Common Lime Trees (Tilia x europaea), spring (planted 1868) (76 kb, 20 April 2009)
  161. Cambridge, England: Parker's Piece (Parkside): Common Lime Trees (Tilia x europaea), winter (planted 1868) (76 kb, 7 December 2008)
  162. Cambridge, England: Pembroke College: chapel ceiling (63 kb, 17 April 2007)
  163. Cambridge, England: Pembroke College: chapel organ (80 kb, 2 May 2007)
  164. Cambridge, England: Pembroke College: chapel wall decoration (40 kb, 17 April 2007)
  165. Cambridge, England: Pembroke College: library stained glass window (2001, by Hans Gottfried von Stockhausen) (135 kb, 12 March 2002)
  166. Cambridge, England: Pembroke College: Pink Poppy (Papaver) (63 kb, 3 June 2002)
  167. Cambridge, England: Pembroke College: Plane tree (Platanus) bark (115 kb, 12 March 2002)
  168. Cambridge, England: Pembroke College: Plane trees (Platanus) at dusk (151 kb, 28 March 2002)
  169. Cambridge, England: Perse Way: ice pattern on car window (98 kb, 14 January 2009)
  170. Cambridge, England: Peterhouse: chapel reredos (frame 1731-2, Pietà late 15th c.) (81 kb, 4 September 2002)
  171. Cambridge, England: Peterhouse: chapel stained glass window, Abraham sacrificing Isaac (1850s, overall design by Max Emanuel Ainmiller, figures largely work of Claudius Schraudolph and Heinrich von Hess, Royal School of Glass Painting, Munich) (85 kb, 2 April 2009)
  172. Cambridge, England: Peterhouse: chapel stained glass window, Birth of Jesus (1850s, overall design by Max Emanuel Ainmiller, figures largely work of Claudius Schraudolph and Heinrich von Hess, Royal School of Glass Painting, Munich) (97 kb, 2 April 2009)
  173. Cambridge, England: Peterhouse: chapel stained glass window, Crucifixion (1639, probably work of Bernard Van Linge, follows a painting of the Crucifixion by Rubens, 'Le Coup de Lance') (110 kb, 2 April 2009)
  174. Cambridge, England: Peterhouse: chapel stained glass window, Moses and Ten Commandments (1850s, overall design by Max Emanuel Ainmiller, figures largely work of Claudius Schraudolph and Heinrich von Hess, Royal School of Glass Painting, Munich) (89 kb, 2 April 2009)
  175. Cambridge, England: Peterhouse: chapel stained glass window, Resurrection (1850s, overall design by Max Emanuel Ainmiller, figures largely work of Claudius Schraudolph and Heinrich von Hess, Royal School of Glass Painting, Munich) (80 kb, 2 April 2009)
  176. Cambridge, England: Peterhouse: chapel stained glass window, Sermon on the Mount (1850s, overall design by Max Emanuel Ainmiller, figures largely work of Claudius Schraudolph and Heinrich von Hess, Royal School of Glass Painting, Munich) (96 kb, 2 April 2009)
  177. Cambridge, England: Peterhouse: chapel stained glass window, St Paul before Felix (1850s, overall design by Max Emanuel Ainmiller, figures largely work of Claudius Schraudolph and Heinrich von Hess, Royal School of Glass Painting, Munich) (89 kb, 2 April 2009)
  178. Cambridge, England: Peterhouse: chapel stained glass window, St Peter and blind beggar (1850s, overall design by Max Emanuel Ainmiller, figures largely work of Claudius Schraudolph and Heinrich von Hess, Royal School of Glass Painting, Munich) (87 kb, 2 April 2009)
  179. Cambridge, England: Peterhouse: chapel stained glass window, stoning of St Stephen (1850s, overall design by Max Emanuel Ainmiller, figures largely work of Claudius Schraudolph and Heinrich von Hess, Royal School of Glass Painting, Munich) (82 kb, 2 April 2009)
  180. Cambridge, England: Peterhouse: cypress with red male flowers (112 kb, 12 April 2006)
  181. Cambridge, England: Peterhouse: Deer Park armillary sphere (installed 2004) (109 kb, 1 April 2009)
  182. Cambridge, England: Peterhouse: Deer Park daffodils (161 kb, 1 April 2009)
  183. Cambridge, England: Peterhouse: Master's Lodge gate detail (made 1928) (138 kb, 7 March 2008)
  184. Cambridge, England: Physics of Medicine: double helix sculpture (2008, Charlie Whinney Associates, with Ramboll Whitby Bird) (65 kb, 20 September 2008)
  185. Cambridge, England: Queen's College: Old Court, cupola (51 kb, 2 May 2007)
  186. Cambridge, England: Queens' College: old dining hall ceiling (1875, designed by G.F. Bodley, executed by F.R. Leach, restored 1961) (160 kb, 11 August 2006)
  187. Cambridge, England: Queens' College: old dining hall wall, arch and ceiling decoration (1875, designed by G.F. Bodley, executed by F.R. Leach, restored 1961) (126 kb, 11 August 2006)
  188. Cambridge, England: Queens' College: old dining hall, angel (95 kb, 11 August 2006)
  189. Cambridge, England: Queens' College: sundial (91 kb, 15 June 2000)
  190. Cambridge, England: Riverside Bridge: central span (2007-2008, designer and engineer Ramboll Whitbybird) (70 kb, 1 July 2008)
  191. Cambridge, England: Robinson College: chapel door (c1980, J Steiger) (108 kb, 5 June 2006)
  192. Cambridge, England: Robinson College: chapel door detail (c1980, J Steiger) (85 kb, 13 December 2007)
  193. Cambridge, England: Robinson College: chapel large window detail (c1980, designed by John Piper, made by Patrick Reyntiens) (123 kb, 13 December 2007)
  194. Cambridge, England: Robinson College: chapel large window detail (c1980, designed by John Piper, made by Patrick Reyntiens) (132 kb, 13 December 2007)
  195. Cambridge, England: Robinson College: chapel small window (c1980, designed by John Piper, made by Patrick Reyntiens) (94 kb, 13 December 2007)
  196. Cambridge, England: Robinson College: chapel small window detail (Mother and Child) (c1980, designed by John Piper, made by Patrick Reyntiens) (101 kb, 13 December 2007)
  197. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Angus (the cat) playing on rusty barrel (51 kb, 21 February 2009)
  198. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Angus (the young cat) not sure what to do after jumping into the bird feeder (84 kb, 15 March 2009)
  199. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: autumn leaves on ground (126 kb, 11 November 2007)
  200. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Azara microphylla (68 kb, 15 March 2008)
  201. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: bee sucking honey (72 kb, 3 July 2001)
  202. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: blackberry flower (40 kb, 13 June 2007)
  203. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: catnip (catnep, catmint) (Nepeta cataria) (83 kb, 5 April 2009)
  204. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Common Walnut Tree (Juglans regia) (213 kb, 13 May 2003)
  205. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: conifer through faceted window (114 kb, 18 January 2004)
  206. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Corkscrew (Contorted) Willow (Salix matsudana 'Tortuosa') in early spring (80 kb, 2 March 2003)
  207. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Corkscrew (Contorted) Willow (Salix matsudana 'Tortuosa') in summer (80 kb, 12 July 2002)
  208. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Czarek (the cat) trying to be inconspicuous in bird feeder (92 kb, 18 May 2003)
  209. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: dandelion (46 kb, 5 April 2008)
  210. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: early morning clouds (80 kb, 2 November 2006)
  211. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: elderflower (Sambucus) (84 kb, 6 June 2008)
  212. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: (English) robin (106 kb, 5 April 2002)
  213. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: European (or English) Daisies (Bellis perennis) (148 kb, 2 May 2005)
  214. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Evening Primrose (Oenothera biennis) (78 kb, 4 July 2003)
  215. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Faris (the cat) relaxing on chair (72 kb, 24 May 2008)
  216. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: footprints in frosted grass (206 kb, 27 December 2008)
  217. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Forget-me-not (Myosotis) (42 kb, 23 April 2005)
  218. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: frogs mating in pond (116 kb, 10 March 2000)
  219. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: frozen water drops (194 kb, 12 February 2009)
  220. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: greenish fly on Gerbera (74 kb, 27 June 2005)
  221. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Hollyhock (Althaea rosea, Althaea chinensis) (59 kb, 28 July 2002)
  222. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Honesty (Lunaria annua or biennis) (58 kb, 14 April 2005)
  223. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Honesty (Lunaria annua or biennis) with variegated flowers (50 kb, 27 April 2006)
  224. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: lights (60 kb, 6 March 2002)
  225. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Love-in-a-mist (Nigella damascena) (45 kb, 13 June 2007)
  226. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Mahonia japonica (65 kb, 1 March 2009)
  227. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Misty (the cat) sleeping (54 kb, 19 February 2000)
  228. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Murmur (the cat) guarding the bird house (94 kb, June 1991)
  229. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Murmur (the cat) in apple tree (90 kb, February 1993)
  230. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: orange Lily (46 kb, 3 July 2005)
  231. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Osteospermum (42 kb, 30 June 2005)
  232. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: pale pink rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) flowers (63 kb, 1 March 2009)
  233. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: purple Aubrietia (98 kb, 31 March 2009)
  234. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Ricky (the old cat) asleep on the bench in the early Spring sun (97 kb, 7 March 2009)
  235. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Rosa Mundi (48 kb, 18 June 2006)
  236. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: rose hips (111 kb, 22 September 2008)
  237. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: small frog on water hyacinth (45 kb, 29 April 2007)
  238. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Sunflower (Helianthus annuus) with hoverflies (69 kb, 20 July 2001)
  239. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: sunset (143 kb, 22 September 2003)
  240. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: tree shadow on shed (86 kb, 7 April 2001)
  241. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: water drops on smooth metallic surface (126 kb, 4 March 2008)
  242. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: water drops on smooth metallic surface (152 kb, 7 March 2008)
  243. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: White lilac (Syringa vulgaris) (63 kb, 30 April 2002)
  244. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: Winston (the cat) playing (71 kb, 26 January 2001)
  245. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: young walnut (Juglans) fruits (35 kb, 13 June 2007)
  246. Cambridge, England: Roseford Road: young walnut (Juglans) leaves (44 kb, 18 May 2008)
  247. Cambridge, England: Sedgwick Museum of Geology: cupola (1904-1911, architect T.G. Jackson) (72 kb, 3 March 2008)
  248. Cambridge, England: Senate House: lamp post (70 kb, 9 April 2008)
  249. Cambridge, England: Senate House: light show: 800 years old (Cambridge University 800th anniversary light show, officially 17-19 January 2009, light artist Ross Ashton) (67 kb, 17 January 2009)
  250. Cambridge, England: Senate House: light show: anatomy (Cambridge University 800th anniversary light show, officially 17-19 January 2009, light artist Ross Ashton) (81 kb, 14 January 2009)
  251. Cambridge, England: Senate House: light show: Buddha (Cambridge University 800th anniversary light show, officially 17-19 January 2009, light artist Ross Ashton) (69 kb, 16 January 2009)
  252. Cambridge, England: Senate House: light show: Charles Darwin and evolutionary tree (Cambridge University 800th anniversary light show, officially 17-19 January 2009, light artist Ross Ashton) (66 kb, 17 January 2009)
  253. Cambridge, England: Senate House: light show: Charles Darwin on a Galapagos giant tortoise (Cambridge University 800th anniversary light show, officially 17-19 January 2009, light artist Ross Ashton, illustration Quentin Blake) (56 kb, 17 January 2009)
  254. Cambridge, England: Senate House: light show: cherry cube cocktail (Cambridge University 800th anniversary light show, officially 17-19 January 2009, light artist Ross Ashton) (61 kb, 16 January 2009)
  255. Cambridge, England: Senate House: light show: false colour map of something (Cambridge University 800th anniversary light show, officially 17-19 January 2009, light artist Ross Ashton) (74 kb, 16 January 2009)
  256. Cambridge, England: Senate House: light show: false colour map of something (Cambridge University 800th anniversary light show, officially 17-19 January 2009, light artist Ross Ashton) (84 kb, 16 January 2009)
  257. Cambridge, England: Senate House: light show: Isaac Newton and his apple tree (Cambridge University 800th anniversary light show, officially 17-19 January 2009, light artist Ross Ashton, illustration Quentin Blake) (65 kb, 16 January 2009)
  258. Cambridge, England: Senate House: light show: Isaac Newton's prism (Cambridge University 800th anniversary light show, officially 17-19 January 2009, light artist Ross Ashton, illustration Quentin Blake) (60 kb, 16 January 2009)
  259. Cambridge, England: Senate House: light show: John Milton and his writing (Cambridge University 800th anniversary light show, officially 17-19 January 2009, light artist Ross Ashton) (61 kb, 17 January 2009)
  260. Cambridge, England: Senate House: light show: Jupiter, the moon and Stephen Hawking (Cambridge University 800th anniversary light show, officially 17-19 January 2009, light artist Ross Ashton) (57 kb, 16 January 2009)
  261. Cambridge, England: Senate House: light show: mechanical computer (Difference Engine No 2, designed by Charles Babbage) (Cambridge University 800th anniversary light show, officially 17-19 January 2009, light artist Ross Ashton) (63 kb, 16 January 2009)
  262. Cambridge, England: Senate House: light show: medieval manuscripts (Cambridge University 800th anniversary light show, officially 17-19 January 2009, light artist Ross Ashton) (83 kb, 17 January 2009)
  263. Cambridge, England: Senate House: light show: two micro-organisms (Cambridge University 800th anniversary light show, officially 17-19 January 2009, light artist Ross Ashton) (54 kb, 16 January 2009)
  264. Cambridge, England: Senate House: Warwick Vase (copy of marble Roman original) (77 kb, 30 June 2000)
  265. Cambridge, England: Senate House: Warwick Vase detail (copy of marble Roman original) (96 kb, 30 June 2005)
  266. Cambridge, England: Sheep's Green (Coe Fen): view, late summer (73 kb, 28 August 2008)
  267. Cambridge, England: Sidney Street: Lloyds TSB Bank clock face (1890-1893, architect Alfred Waterhouse) (107 kb, 26 December 2007)
  268. Cambridge, England: Sidney Street: Lloyds TSB Bank tiled floor (116 kb, 26 March 2002)
  269. Cambridge, England: Sidney Sussex College: car park gate (2005, artist Oliver Russell, commissioned by Pleasance Hookham and Nix as part of work on Blundell Court) (90 kb, 17 April 2009)
  270. Cambridge, England: Sidney Sussex College: wisteria (80 kb, 27 April 2007)
  271. Cambridge, England: St Andrew's Church, Chesterton: main window (111 kb, 11 April 2007)
  272. Cambridge, England: St Andrew's Church, Chesterton: oak bench carving of griffin (71 kb, 11 April 2007)
  273. Cambridge, England: St Andrew's Church, Chesterton: oak bench carving of lion (?) (51 kb, 11 April 2007)
  274. Cambridge, England: St Andrew's Church, Chesterton: stained glass window (136 kb, 11 April 2007)
  275. Cambridge, England: St Botolph's Church: chancel north window (c1900, St Botolph between St Bernard and St Margaret) (106 kb, 3 May 2008)
  276. Cambridge, England: St Botolph's Church: north aisle north window (1888, Faith, Charity and Hope, painted by R.R. Vyvyan) (114 kb, 3 May 2008)
  277. Cambridge, England: St Botolph's Church: north aisle window, Pelican detail (1889, Kempe) (104 kb, 5 June 2007)
  278. Cambridge, England: St Botolph's Church: octagonal cover and canopy (1637) over medieval font (59 kb, 3 May 2008)
  279. Cambridge, England: St Botolph's Church: south chapel window (St George and St Michael, 1922, Rachel Tancock) (104 kb, 28 May 2007)
  280. Cambridge, England: St Catharine's College: chapel interior (80 kb, 7 June 2007)
  281. Cambridge, England: St Catharine's College: chapel window (115 kb, 4 June 2007)
  282. Cambridge, England: St Catharine's College: chapel window (St Christopher and St Catharine) (109 kb, 16 March 2002)
  283. Cambridge, England: St Eligius Street: doors (85 kb, 8 March 2002)
  284. Cambridge, England: St John's College: entrance ceiling (87 kb, 18 January 2005)
  285. Cambridge, England: St John's College: gate to Chapel Court (art deco, 1938-1940, Edward Maufe) (90 kb, 2 April 2005)
  286. Cambridge, England: St John's College: main gate decoration (119 kb, 1 February 2005)
  287. Cambridge, England: Trinity College Science Park: Q.ton Forum (1999-2000, architect The Charter Partnership) (119 kb, 1 October 2000)
  288. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: chapel ceiling (102 kb, 1 February 2005)
  289. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: chapel interior (88 kb, 19 May 2007)
  290. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: chapel organ (90 kb, 19 May 2007)
  291. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: chapel wood carving (100 kb, 25 July 2002)
  292. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: crocuses along The Avenue (171 kb, 6 March 2009)
  293. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: detail of Great Gate decoration (94 kb, 23 May 2008)
  294. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: dining hall interior detail (139 kb, 11 May 2002)
  295. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: dining hall interior (with portrait of Henry VIII) (101 kb, 11 May 2002)
  296. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: Great Court fountain detail (soldier with crossbow and sword, c1600) (119 kb, 27 June 2008)
  297. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: Great Court fountain in fog (27 kb, 13 February 2008)
  298. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: Lime (Tilia) tree tops on The Avenue (123 kb, 28 December 2004)
  299. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: Lime (Tilia) trees with new leaves, along The Avenue (176 kb, 2 May 2008)
  300. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: Nevile's Court cloister (57 kb, 2 March 2009)
  301. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: Nevile's Gate, top (showing royal seal) (63 kb, 3 May 2008)
  302. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: purple crocuses at bottom of The Avenue (150 kb, 28 February 2009)
  303. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: purple crocuses at bottom of The Avenue (146 kb, 28 February 2009)
  304. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: statue of Isaac Newton in chapel (1755, sculptor Louis François Roubiliac) (58 kb, 22 April 2005)
  305. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: The Avenue gate, with Plain (Platanus) trees (139 kb, 2 March 2009)
  306. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: The Avenue in fog (185 kb, 18 November 2002)
  307. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: Wren Library (1676-1684, Christopher Wren) (67 kb, 3 May 2008)
  308. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: Wren Library carving (1691-1695, Grinling Gibbons) (95 kb, 17 March 2005)
  309. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: Wren Library carving (1691-1695, Grinling Gibbons) (92 kb, 17 March 2005)
  310. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: Wren Library gate ironwork (101 kb, 23 December 2004)
  311. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: Wren Library interior (82 kb, 19 June 2007)
  312. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: Wren Library reflected in Cam at sunset (French Impressionist style) (98 kb, 3 July 2006)
  313. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: Wren Library stained and enamelled glass window (Isaac Newton being presented to George III with Francis Bacon looking on) (1771, designed by Giovanni Battista Cipriani, made by Peckitt of York) (83 kb, 19 June 2007)
  314. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: Wren Library, arches and columns (72 kb, 22 February 2002)
  315. Cambridge, England: Trinity College: Wren Library, pediment ('Ptolemy II receiving the Septuagint from the Translators', c 1679) (53 kb, 23 March 2008)
  316. Cambridge, England: Trumpington Street: ivy in autumn red (164 kb, 10 October 2004)
  317. Cambridge, England: Victoria Avenue: Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) flowers (74 kb, 24 April 2007)
  318. Cambridge, England: Water Street: Green Dragon pub (100 kb, 31 May 2000)

London:

  1. London, England: 1 New Oxford Street: corner of building (art deco) (74 kb, 24 September 2007)
  2. London, England: 1-3 Willow Road (Hampstead): view (1939, Ernö Goldfinger) (84 kb, 21 September 2008)
  3. London, England: 120 Fleet Street (former Daily Express Building): east wall sculpture (1932, designed by Robert Atkinson) (120 kb, 21 September 2002)
  4. London, England: 120 Fleet Street (former Daily Express Building): star burst ceiling (1932, designed by Robert Atkinson) (90 kb, 21 September 2002)
  5. London, England: 64 Heath Drive, Romford: view (1934, Berthold Lubetkin and Francis Skinner, Tecton; top right room is extension dating from before 1939; bridge is recent addition) (53 kb, 16 September 2007)
  6. London, England: 85-89 Genesta Road (Plumstead): view (1933-1934, Berthold Lubetkin) (72 kb, 21 September 2008)
  7. London, England: anti-war demonstration: best placard ('Make Tea Not War') (71 kb, 15 February 2003)
  8. London, England: anti-war demonstration: Bush as pilot Kong in Dr. Strangelove (92 kb, 15 February 2003)
  9. London, England: Bankside Lofts (corner of Holland Street and Hopton Street): view (converted c1995, Piers Gough of CZWG) (67 kb, 29 July 2007)
  10. London, England: Bankside One (part of Bankside 123) (Southwark Street): view (Allies and Morrison, 2007) (87 kb, 29 July 2007)
  11. London, England: BedZED (Helios Road, Beddington): view (2002, Bill Dunster Architects, with BioRegional) (82 kb, 16 September 2007)
  12. London, England: British Library: view (1977-1998, architect Colin St John Wilson) (81 kb, 5 July 2008)
  13. London, England: British Museum: 'Bank of England' mosaic (3rd century AD, London) (85 kb, 24 September 2007)
  14. London, England: British Museum: boar confronting a hunting dog (5th or 6th c AD, from Carthage) (55 kb, 5 July 2008)
  15. London, England: British Museum: box panel with scene of Judas hanging himself and Jesus being crucified (Rome, about 420-430 AD) (91 kb, 16 April 2006)
  16. London, England: British Museum: brass cladding from Benin (probably 16th century) (94 kb, 2 May 2002)
  17. London, England: British Museum: brass cladding from Benin (probably 16th century) (97 kb, 3 July 2004)
  18. London, England: British Museum: coloured inlaid jar (artist Nakao Yasuzumi) (42 kb, 5 July 2008)
  19. London, England: British Museum: detail of engraved glass ewer (Cristalleries de Baccarat, for the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1878) (50 kb, 16 April 2006)
  20. London, England: British Museum: detail of wooden casket with bone panels (first quarter of 15th century, from the Embriachi workshops) (89 kb, 3 July 2004)
  21. London, England: British Museum: diptych leaf with an apotheosis (Rome about AD 400) (88 kb, 16 April 2006)
  22. London, England: British Museum: diptych leaf with archangel (Constantinople, 6th century AD) (66 kb, 16 April 2006)
  23. London, England: British Museum: dish (about 1550-1560, Iznik, Turkey; tulips, hyacinths and daisies) (94 kb, 5 July 2008)
  24. London, England: British Museum: dish, a battle scene at a city gate (Deruta, 1500-1520) (89 kb, 16 April 2006)
  25. London, England: British Museum: dog handle, bronze flagon (about 450 BC, Basse-Yutz, France) (example of 'La Tène' art) (48 kb, 24 September 2007)
  26. London, England: British Museum: dragon tiles (15th-16th c, Ming dynasty, Shanxi Province, China, once decorated roof ridge of small buildings in a temple complex) (103 kb, 5 July 2008)
  27. London, England: British Museum: dragon tiles, detail (15th-16th c, Ming dynasty, Shanxi Province, China, once decorated roof ridge of small buildings in a temple complex) (103 kb, 5 July 2008)
  28. London, England: British Museum: Egyptian coffin lid (c1300 BC) (74 kb, 2 May 2002)
  29. London, England: British Museum: footed bowl (about 1550-1560, Iznik, Turkey; floral design) (101 kb, 5 July 2008)
  30. London, England: British Museum: gilded silver plate with senmurw (head of snarling dog, paws of lion, tail of peacock) (about 7th-9th century AD, possibly from India) (72 kb, 24 September 2007)
  31. London, England: British Museum: Great Court (1999-2000, Norman Foster and Partners and Buro Happold) (91 kb, 3 July 2004)
  32. London, England: British Museum: Great Court roof (1999-2000, Norman Foster and Partners and Buro Happold) (110 kb, 15 February 2003)
  33. London, England: British Museum: Great Court roof (1999-2000, Norman Foster and Partners and Buro Happold) (109 kb, 24 September 2007)
  34. London, England: British Museum: 'Great Torc' (buried around 100 BC, Snettisham) (63 kb, 24 September 2007)
  35. London, England: British Museum: Ionic order capital of column in Great Court (showing volutes, and egg and dart decoration) (48 kb, 2 May 2002)
  36. London, England: British Museum: ivory casket from Sri Lanka (about AD 1700) (79 kb, 15 February 2003)
  37. London, England: British Museum: ivory saltcellar from Benin or Nigeria (1400-1600) (68 kb, 2 May 2002)
  38. London, England: British Museum: ivory showing assault upon the Castle of Love (Paris, mid-14th century) (99 kb, 3 July 2004)
  39. London, England: British Museum: Iznik jug (16th-17th century, Turkey) (55 kb, 24 September 2007)
  40. London, England: British Museum: Iznik plate (16th century, Turkey) (79 kb, 16 April 2006)
  41. London, England: British Museum: Jasperware plaque, The Apotheosis of Homer (1786, Wedgewood, designed by J. Flaxman Jnr.) (54 kb, 16 April 2006)
  42. London, England: British Museum: large vase with decorative fissures (1979, Matsui Kōsei) (72 kb, 24 September 2007)
  43. London, England: British Museum: lion attacking ox (19th century cast of staircase carvings, Palace of Darius, Persopolis, Iran) (80 kb, 24 September 2007)
  44. London, England: British Museum: Lycurgus Cup (backlit) (4th century AD, probably carved in Rome) (60 kb, 3 July 2004)
  45. London, England: British Museum: Lycurgus Cup (backlit) (4th century AD, probably carved in Rome) (50 kb, 24 September 2007)
  46. London, England: British Museum: marble lion (from Knidos in Asia Minor, probably c 300 BC) (74 kb, 16 April 2006)
  47. London, England: British Museum: marble relief of a youth with his horse and dog (Roman, about AD 125, found at Hadrian's Villa, Tivoli) (53 kb, 4 December 2004)
  48. London, England: British Museum: mosaic of Mask of Phobos (Fear) (4th century AD, from Halicarnassus) (116 kb, 3 July 2004)
  49. London, England: British Museum: Narasinha, the lion incarnation of Vishnu (about AD 950, Chola Dynasty, Tamil Nadu, south India) (45 kb, 5 July 2008)
  50. London, England: British Museum: panel of four tiles, decorated with flowers and saz leaves (1520-1530, Iznik) (102 kb, 5 July 2008)
  51. London, England: British Museum: panel with Bellerophon (possibly Constantinople, 5th century AD) (84 kb, 16 April 2006)
  52. London, England: British Museum: panel with the Nativity and the Adoration of the Magi (Holy Land, first half of the 6th century AD) (101 kb, 16 April 2006)
  53. London, England: British Museum: part of tile frieze (13th-14th c, Kashan, Iran) (131 kb, 5 July 2008)
  54. London, England: British Museum: partridge and two gazelles, one of which has been wounded by a javelin (5th or 6th c AD, from Carthage) (94 kb, 5 July 2008)
  55. London, England: British Museum: plate in the Iznik manner (1870, by Théodore Deck) (inspired by 16th century Iznik plates, real one just at right in photo) (86 kb, 16 April 2006)
  56. London, England: British Museum: 'Red Heech' (2002, Parviz Tanavoli) (49 kb, 24 September 2007)
  57. London, England: British Museum: rock crystal skull (late 19th c forgery, originally thought to have been Aztec) (43 kb, 5 July 2008)
  58. London, England: British Museum: Rock Number 59 (2005-6, Zhan Wang) (102 kb, 5 July 2008)
  59. London, England: British Museum: section of Months and Seasons pavement mosaic (second half of 4th century AD, from Carthage) (115 kb, 2 May 2002)
  60. London, England: British Museum: stone vessel in the form of a monkey (Isla de Sacrificios, AD 900-1521) (55 kb, 4 December 2004)
  61. London, England: British Museum: stoneware figure of Budai (dated AD 1486, Ming dynasty, Henan Province, China) (61 kb, 5 July 2008)
  62. London, England: British Museum: swan's neck handle, Felix Hall Vase (Roman, 2nd century AD) (67 kb, 4 December 2004)
  63. London, England: Dagenham Civic Centre (was Town Hall): lobby ceiling (1936-1937, architect E Berry Webber; refurbished 2003, Richard Griffiths Architects and Hawkins\Brown) (61 kb, 16 September 2007)
  64. London, England: Dagenham Civic Centre (was Town Hall): main entrance (1936-1937, architect E Berry Webber) (76 kb, 16 September 2007)
  65. London, England: Dagenham Civic Centre (was Town Hall): stairwell from outside (1936-1937, architect E Berry Webber) (87 kb, 16 September 2007)
  66. London, England: Harmony House (Baden Powell Close, Dagenham): bulls at top of columns (2000, architect F Alexander-Sefre, bull design by Tim Crawley of Rattee and Kett) (56 kb, 15 September 2007)
  67. London, England: Harmony House (Baden Powell Close, Dagenham): Sacred Space skylight (2000, architect F Alexander-Sefre) (111 kb, 15 September 2007)
  68. London, England: Kew Gardens: 'Amethyst Persian' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (50 kb, 30 October 2005)
  69. London, England: Kew Gardens: blue 'Basket' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (135 kb, 30 October 2005)
  70. London, England: Kew Gardens: blue 'Herons' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (with catfish) (101 kb, 30 October 2005)
  71. London, England: Kew Gardens: blue-brown 'Niijima Float' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (92 kb, 30 October 2005)
  72. London, England: Kew Gardens: 'chandelier' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (134 kb, 30 October 2005)
  73. London, England: Kew Gardens: 'chandelier' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (124 kb, 30 October 2005)
  74. London, England: Kew Gardens: 'Christmas baubles' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (120 kb, 30 October 2005)
  75. London, England: Kew Gardens: Dyckia frigida (118 kb, 30 October 2005)
  76. London, England: Kew Gardens: Golden Barrel (Echinocactus grusonii) (142 kb, 30 October 2005)
  77. London, England: Kew Gardens: Golden Rat Tail (Cleistocactus winteri) (91 kb, 30 October 2005)
  78. London, England: Kew Gardens: green and yellow 'Ikebana' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (82 kb, 30 October 2005)
  79. London, England: Kew Gardens: green 'Fiori' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (91 kb, 30 October 2005)
  80. London, England: Kew Gardens: 'Green Grass' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (104 kb, 30 October 2005)
  81. London, England: Kew Gardens: green 'Ikebana' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (82 kb, 30 October 2005)
  82. London, England: Kew Gardens: Green Water Dragon (Pysignathus cocincinus) (90 kb, 30 October 2005)
  83. London, England: Kew Gardens: Hechtia argentea (127 kb, 30 October 2005)
  84. London, England: Kew Gardens: King Ferdinand Agave (Agave ferdinandi-regis) (128 kb, 30 October 2005)
  85. London, England: Kew Gardens: 'Ocean Macchia' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (46 kb, 30 October 2005)
  86. London, England: Kew Gardens: orange and red 'Ikebana' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (94 kb, 30 October 2005)
  87. London, England: Kew Gardens: orange 'Macchia' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (78 kb, 30 October 2005)
  88. London, England: Kew Gardens: orange-red 'Macchia' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (125 kb, 30 October 2005)
  89. London, England: Kew Gardens: Parodia magnifica (115 kb, 30 October 2005)
  90. London, England: Kew Gardens: Pincushion cactus (Mammillaria bombycina) (122 kb, 30 October 2005)
  91. London, England: Kew Gardens: Pincushion cactus (Mammillaria geminispina) (141 kb, 30 October 2005)
  92. London, England: Kew Gardens: red and purple 'Reeds' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (with Agave) (111 kb, 30 October 2005)
  93. London, England: Kew Gardens: red 'shell chandelier' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (111 kb, 30 October 2005)
  94. London, England: Kew Gardens: scarlet 'Tower' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (99 kb, 30 October 2005)
  95. London, England: Kew Gardens: six 'Macchia' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (93 kb, 30 October 2005)
  96. London, England: Kew Gardens: 'Thames Skiff' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (104 kb, 30 October 2005)
  97. London, England: Kew Gardens: 'The Star' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (136 kb, 30 October 2005)
  98. London, England: Kew Gardens: 'The Sun' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (120 kb, 30 October 2005)
  99. London, England: Kew Gardens: Thorn-crested Agave (Agave lophantha) (95 kb, 30 October 2005)
  100. London, England: Kew Gardens: Titan Arum (Amorphophallus titanum) seeds ripening (97 kb, 30 October 2005)
  101. London, England: Kew Gardens: yellow 'Tower' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (92 kb, 30 October 2005)
  102. London, England: Kew Gardens: yellow 'water lilies' (glass artist Dale Chihuly) (90 kb, 30 October 2005)
  103. London, England: London Metropolitan University: Graduate Centre (2004, Daniel Libeskind) (58 kb, 21 September 2008)
  104. London, England: M25 (just south of exit 4): pedestrian bridge (Polhill Bridleway) over motorway (1985, designed by Kent Sub Unit of South East Road Construction Unit) (56 kb, 16 September 2007)
  105. London, England: Middlesex Hospital Chapel: mosaic ceiling (artist Maurice Richard Josey, assisted by John L Josey) (116 kb, 21 September 2002)
  106. London, England: Middlesex Hospital Chapel: mosaic ceiling (artist Maurice Richard Josey, assisted by John L Josey) (128 kb, 21 September 2002)
  107. London, England: Millennium ('Wobbly') Bridge (1998-2002, Norman Foster and Partners and Arup Associates) (106 kb, 21 July 2002)
  108. London, England: Palestra Building (197 Blackfriars Road): view (2006, Will Alsop) (83 kb, 29 July 2007)
  109. London, England: Piccadilly Circus tube station: 'Bohemians and Asbos' (part of 'Thin Cities', 2006, Nils Norman ?) (39 kb, 3 February 2008)
  110. London, England: Piccadilly, Burlington House, Society of Antiquaries: head of woman over entrance (1869-1873, architects Robert Richardson Banks and Charles Barry, Jr.) (66 kb, 3 February 2008)
  111. London, England: Piccadilly, Burlington House: archway of courtyard entrance (1869-1873, architects Robert Richardson Banks and Charles Barry, Jr.) (85 kb, 29 July 2007)
  112. London, England: Piccadilly, Burlington House: detail of courtyard entrance (1869-1873, architects Robert Richardson Banks and Charles Barry, Jr.) (78 kb, 29 July 2007)
  113. London, England: Pioneer Health Centre (now Frobisher Place; St Mary's Road, Peckham): east façade (1934-1935, architect Owen Williams) (80 kb, 16 September 2007)
  114. London, England: Pioneer Health Centre (now Frobisher Place; St Mary's Road, Peckham): south façade (1934-1935, architect Owen Williams) (75 kb, 16 September 2007)
  115. London, England: Pioneer Health Centre (now Frobisher Place; St Mary's Road, Peckham): swimming pool (1934-1935, architect Owen Williams) (79 kb, 16 September 2007)
  116. London, England: Pioneer Health Centre (now Frobisher Place; St Mary's Road, Peckham): swimming pool diving platform (1934-1935, architect Owen Williams) (70 kb, 16 September 2007)
  117. London, England: Southwark Cathedral: Great Screen (16th-20th centuries) (121 kb, 4 June 2005)
  118. London, England: St Mary Axe: The Gherkin (Swiss Re building, 1997-2004, Norman Foster and Partners) (78 kb, 3 July 2004)
  119. London, England: St Olaf House, Tooley Street: view (1928-1932, architect H.S. Goodhart-Rendel) (62 kb, 2 September 2007)
  120. London, England: St Pancras Parish Church: 'Archangel Michael' (2004, Emily Young, installed in memory of the victims of the 7th July 2005 bombings and all victims of violence) (70 kb, 5 July 2008)
  121. London, England: St Pancras Station: interior view (1868, architect George Gilbert Scott, roof designed by William Henry Barlow and Rowland Mason Ordish; 2007, renovation lead architect Alastair Lansley) (109 kb, 18 November 2007)
  122. London, England: St Pancras Station: statue of John Betjeman (2007, sculptor Martin Jennings) (69 kb, 5 July 2008)
  123. London, England: St Pancras Station: 'The Meeting Place' (2007, sculptor Paul Day) (91 kb, 5 July 2008)
  124. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: balcony ironwork (c1770, France, possibly by Jean François Cahon) (92 kb, 26 February 2005)
  125. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: Breathless (2001, Cornelia Parker) (109 kb, 26 February 2005)
  126. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: ceramic cup (1550-1600, follower of Bernard Palissy) (59 kb, 26 March 2005)
  127. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: ceramic dish (1556-1590, workshop of Bernard Palissy) (109 kb, 26 March 2005)
  128. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: ceramic dish (1570-1591, workshop of Bernard Palissy) (93 kb, 26 February 2005)
  129. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: ceramic dish (1580-1620, follower of Bernard Palissy) (105 kb, 26 March 2005)
  130. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: ceramic staircase dome (Apollo, Minerva, Poetry, Music and Art grouped around celestial globe, 1866-1869, designed by Frank Moddy) (87 kb, 16 April 2006)
  131. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: Crucifixion (c 1575-1600, Switzerland) (66 kb, 16 April 2006)
  132. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: 'Dondolante Serena' (2000, Toots Zynsky, drawn glass thread) (60 kb, 16 April 2006)
  133. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: engraved goblet (1855, probably Zwiesel, Bavaria, engraved by Franz Paul Zach, probably made at Stiegerwald glassworks) (57 kb, 16 April 2006)
  134. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: glass balustrade and staircase (1992, by Danny Lane) (117 kb, 3 July 2000)
  135. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: glass chair (1988, by Danny Lane) (80 kb, 16 May 2003)
  136. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: glazed tiles (89 kb, 3 July 2000)
  137. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: ivory Gospels cover (810, Aachen Court School, from Abbey of Lorsch) (83 kb, 16 April 2006)
  138. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: Lehti (2004, designed and made by Maria Jauhiainen) (89 kb, 26 February 2005)
  139. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: personification of Faith (about 1875, Henry Holiday) (63 kb, 16 April 2006)
  140. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: rotunda chandelier (2001, Dale Chihuly) (86 kb, 16 April 2006)
  141. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: Scenes from the Life of Abraham (about 1520-1525, Amsterdam, probably by Jacob Cornelisz van Oostsanen) (76 kb, 16 April 2006)
  142. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: screen ironwork (1689-1692, Fountain Garden, Hampton Court Palace, by Jean Tijou) (60 kb, 26 February 2005)
  143. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: 'Sister Moon ... Mother Earth' (2005, Graham Jones) (90 kb, 16 April 2006)
  144. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: St George Takes Leave of the King of Selene (about 1520-1530, Amsterdam, probably after designs by Jacob Cornelisz van Oostsanen) (78 kb, 16 April 2006)
  145. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: St Helena and the Emperor Constantine (about 1530, Cologne) (96 kb, 16 April 2006)
  146. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: St Vincent Burnt on the Rack (about 1240-1250, from a window in Lady Chapel at Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris) (105 kb, 16 April 2006)
  147. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: stained glass window from Cappella Maggiore of Cortona Cathedral (1516, made by Guillaume de Marcillat) (115 kb, 26 March 2005)
  148. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: Susanna Accused by the Elders (about 1530, Antwerp) (76 kb, 16 April 2006)
  149. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: Susanna and the Elders (about 1520-1540, Antwerp, possibly by glass designer known as the Pseudo-Ortkens) (85 kb, 16 April 2006)
  150. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: The Adoration of the Magi (about 1500, Cologne, possibly by the Master of the Holy Kindred) (138 kb, 16 April 2006)
  151. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: 'The Eternal' (2004, Ruth Taylor Jacobson) (102 kb, 16 April 2006)
  152. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: The Last Judgement (about 1500-1510, Lower Rhine, Germany) (91 kb, 16 April 2006)
  153. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: The Last Supper (1542, from east end of church of Saint-Jean, Rouen) (101 kb, 16 April 2006)
  154. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: The Mass of St Gregory (about 1520, Amsterdam or Leiden) (75 kb, 16 April 2006)
  155. London, England: Victoria and Albert Museum: vase 'Fish' (1994, made by Steve Newell) (54 kb, 16 April 2006)
  156. London, England: Waterloo Station: Eurostar terminal (1991-1994, architect Nicholas Grimshaw and Partners) (91 kb, 9 October 2006)

Other United Kingdom:

  1. Aldwincle, Northamptonshire, England: Lyveden New Bield: (spiral) mound (1595-1605) (98 kb, 14 September 2007)
  2. Aldwincle, Northamptonshire, England: Lyveden New Bield: view from south (1595-1605) (72 kb, 14 September 2007)
  3. Aldwincle, Northamptonshire, England: Lyveden New Bield: window (1595-1605) (83 kb, 14 September 2007)
  4. Ambleside, England: Nook Lane: dry stone wall (157 kb, 2 August 2007)
  5. Ambleside, England: Stock Ghyll Force: view of waterfall (110 kb, 1 August 2007)
  6. Ambleside, England: University of Cumbria (until 2007 was St Martin's College): Charlotte Mason Library (2003, Capita DBS) (82 kb, 2 August 2007)
  7. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: auditorium (Australian) walnut veneer wall (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (79 kb, 9 September 2007)
  8. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: auditorium ceiling (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (55 kb, 9 September 2007)
  9. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: bandstand (2001, architect Niall McLaughlin) (61 kb, 9 September 2007)
  10. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: cantilevered north stairwell, exterior (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (54 kb, 9 September 2007)
  11. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: north stairwell windows (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (84 kb, 9 September 2007)
  12. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: roof terrace (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (61 kb, 9 September 2007)
  13. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: south façade (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (56 kb, 9 September 2007)
  14. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: spiral staircase (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (68 kb, 9 September 2007)
  15. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: spiral staircase and chandelier from above (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (65 kb, 9 September 2007)
  16. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: spiral staircase and chandelier from below (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (41 kb, 9 September 2007)
  17. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: spiral staircase handrail (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (62 kb, 9 September 2007)
  18. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: terrace outside spiral staircase (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (56 kb, 9 September 2007)
  19. Bishop's Stortford, England: All Saints', Hockerill: Rose Window (1937, Hugh Easton) (109 kb, 2 June 2006)
  20. Bishop's Stortford, England: St Michael's Church: East Window detail (1885, W.G. Taylor) (138 kb, 2 June 2006)
  21. Bishop's Stortford, England: St Michael's Church: Lady Chapel window (1920s, Christopher Webb) (124 kb, 2 June 2006)
  22. Bourn, England: Wysing Arts Centre: Amphis, view from front (2008, designed by Folke Köbberling and Martin Kaltwasser) (52 kb, 29 November 2008)
  23. Bourn, England: Wysing Arts Centre: Amphis, view from rear (2008, designed by Folke Köbberling and Martin Kaltwasser) (54 kb, 29 November 2008)
  24. Bourn, England: Wysing Arts Centre: reception building (2006-2008, architect Hawkins \ Brown) (52 kb, 29 November 2008)
  25. Bourn, England: Wysing Arts Centre: sculpture of dancing figure (late 1990s?) (80 kb, 29 November 2008)
  26. Bourn, England: Wysing Arts Centre: studio building (2006-2008, architect Hawkins \ Brown) (50 kb, 29 November 2008)
  27. Bourn, England: Wysing Arts Centre: Walking House, entrance (2008, designed by N55, Copenhagen) (50 kb, 29 November 2008)
  28. Bourn, England: Wysing Arts Centre: Walking House, kitchen area (2008, designed by N55, Copenhagen) (62 kb, 29 November 2008)
  29. Bourn, England: Wysing Arts Centre: Walking House, lounge and sleeping area (2008, designed by N55, Copenhagen) (62 kb, 29 November 2008)
  30. Bourn, England: Wysing Arts Centre: Walking House, view (2008, designed by N55, Copenhagen) (54 kb, 29 November 2008)
  31. Burwell, England: St Mary's Church: chancel stalls (15th century?) (83 kb, 24 January 2009)
  32. Burwell, England: St Mary's Church: left mosaic panel behind altar (the Annunciation) (1880s?) (113 kb, 24 January 2009)
  33. Burwell, England: St Mary's Church: middle mosaic panel behind altar (Golden Legend: Joseph and Mary) (1880s?) (102 kb, 24 January 2009)
  34. Burwell, England: St Mary's Church: nave roof (15th century) (80 kb, 31 January 2009)
  35. Burwell, England: St Mary's Church: north east aisle window (the Annunciation and Adoration of the Magi) (1936, Hugh Easton) (113 kb, 24 January 2009)
  36. Burwell, England: St Mary's Church: right mosaic panel behind altar (Mary and Elizabeth) (1880s?) (121 kb, 24 January 2009)
  37. Burwell, England: St Mary's Church: south east aisle window (Mary visiting Elizabeth and Presentation of Christ) (1936, Hugh Easton) (109 kb, 24 January 2009)
  38. Burwell, England: St Mary's Church: view down nave (15th century) (84 kb, 24 January 2009)
  39. Canterbury, England: University of Kent, Department of Biosciences: stairs (1972, architects Easton, Robertson, Preston and Partners) (75 kb, 21 February 2006)
  40. Chirk, Wrexham, Wales: Chirk Castle: Davies Gates detail (made between 1712 and 1719 by the brothers Robert and John Davies of Bersham near Wrexham) (112 kb, 15 October 2005)
  41. Compton Verney, England: Compton Verney House, Upper Bridge: sphinx (probably c1769-1772, bridge designed by 'Capability' Brown) (42 kb, 17 June 2006)
  42. Cottenham, England: All Saints Church: altar cloth (1990s?, designed by Mac Dowdy, made by Jane Lemon and Sarum Group, Salisbury) (54 kb, 31 January 2009)
  43. Cottenham, England: All Saints Church: chancel window, Ascension (1853) (103 kb, 31 January 2009)
  44. Cottenham, England: All Saints Church: nave roof (1622) (73 kb, 31 January 2009)
  45. Cottenham, England: All Saints Church: pew bench carving (1867) (58 kb, 31 January 2009)
  46. Cottenham, England: All Saints Church: pew bench carving (1867) (62 kb, 31 January 2009)
  47. Cottenham, England: All Saints Church: pew bench carving (1867) (52 kb, 31 January 2009)
  48. Edinburgh, Scotland: Dynamic Earth: view (1999, architect Michael Hopkins and Partners) (63 kb, 6 April 2004)
  49. Edinburgh, Scotland: Queen's Gallery: door (2002, Benjamin Tindall Architects) (81 kb, 6 April 2004)
  50. Edinburgh, Scotland: Waverley Station: cupola frieze (90 kb, 9 February 2006)
  51. Ely, England: Ely Cathedral: tympanum above west door (115 kb, 21 January 2006)
  52. Ely, England: Ely Cathedral: west door detail (110 kb, 4 May 2002)
  53. Ely, England: Ely Cathedral: west doors (109 kb, 21 January 2006)
  54. Fen Ditton, England: trees and oil rape seed field (127 kb, 7 April 2002)
  55. Glasgow, Scotland: Glasgow University, Department of Chemistry (Joseph Black Building): staircase and window wall (1936-1939, architects T Harold Hughes and David S R Waugh) (75 kb, 8 February 2006)
  56. Glasgow, Scotland: Glasgow University, Department of Chemistry (Joseph Black Building): stairs (1936-1939, architects T Harold Hughes and David S R Waugh) (72 kb, 8 February 2006)
  57. Glasgow, Scotland: Glasgow University, Department of Chemistry (Joseph Black Building): stairwell (1936-1939, architects T Harold Hughes and David S R Waugh) (87 kb, 8 February 2006)
  58. Glasgow, Scotland: Glasgow University, Gilbert Scott Building: tower (1870, George Gilbert Scott) (77 kb, 8 February 2006)
  59. Glasgow, Scotland: Glasgow University, Wolfson Medical School Building: view (2002, Reiach and Hall Architects) (88 kb, 8 February 2006)
  60. Gog Magog Hills, England: Wandlebury Ring: Stable Block cupola (18th century) (77 kb, 24 August 2008)
  61. Grantchester, England: Parish Church of St Andrew and St Mary: pelican floor mosaic (c1870s) (100 kb, 23 October 2005)
  62. Haddenham, England: Water Tower: view (1967, engineer F.W. Sanders) (61 kb, 24 January 2009)
  63. Harlow, England: M11 (2.5 km north of J7): Church Langley Water Tower (1993-4, structural design Pearson Ellis Partnership) (55 kb, 3 February 2008)
  64. Higham Ferrers, England: cemetery: angel carving, gravestone (123 kb, 26 November 2005)
  65. Higham Ferrers, England: Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin: carving on north side of tower (man playing flute and drum) (86 kb, 21 April 2007)
  66. Higham Ferrers, England: Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin: Chancel, Crucifixion window (made by Clayton and Bell) detail (144 kb, 19 March 2005)
  67. Higham Ferrers, England: Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin: door ironwork detail (148 kb, 21 April 2007)
  68. Higham Ferrers, England: Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin: double doors (104 kb, 13 June 2005)
  69. Higham Ferrers, England: Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin: Lady Chapel, Jesse Tree window (made by Kempe) detail (147 kb, 19 March 2005)
  70. Higham Ferrers, England: Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin: misericord (around 1425) (90 kb, 19 March 2005)
  71. Higham Ferrers, England: Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin: misericord (around 1425) (93 kb, 13 June 2005)
  72. Higham Ferrers, England: Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin: spire and Crucifixion (64 kb, 14 April 2006)
  73. Higham Ferrers, England: Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin: tower and spire (with birds) (69 kb, 19 March 2005)
  74. Higham Ferrers, England: Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin: view (54 kb, 21 April 2007)
  75. Hinxton, England: European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI, Wellcome Trust Genome Campus): East Wing (2007, architect NBBJ) (79 kb, 6 February 2008)
  76. Hinxton, England: European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI, Wellcome Trust Genome Campus): 'Starball' (2007, sculptor Colin Rose) (117 kb, 6 February 2008)
  77. Hinxton, England: Hinxton Hall (Wellcome Trust Genome Campus): Pompeii Room, ceiling (97 kb, 25 October 2002)
  78. Hinxton, England: Hinxton Hall (Wellcome Trust Genome Campus): Pompeii Room, corner of ceiling (100 kb, 30 January 2007)
  79. Hinxton, England: Hinxton Hall (Wellcome Trust Genome Campus): Pompeii Room, painted wall (83 kb, 25 October 2002)
  80. Hinxton, England: Hinxton Hall (Wellcome Trust Genome Campus): Pompeii Room, painted wall (82 kb, 25 October 2002)
  81. Hinxton, England: Hinxton Hall (Wellcome Trust Genome Campus): Pompeii Room, painted wall (77 kb, 25 October 2002)
  82. Hinxton, England: Hinxton Hall (Wellcome Trust Genome Campus): wallpaper with birds and flowers (63 kb, 29 January 2007)
  83. Hinxton, England: Sanger Institute (Wellcome Trust Genome Campus): Cairns Pavilion, glass walkway (2005, architect NBBJ) (66 kb, 6 February 2008)
  84. Hinxton, England: Sanger Institute (Wellcome Trust Genome Campus): Cairns Pavilion, view (2005, architect NBBJ) (55 kb, 16 April 2008)
  85. Hinxton, England: Sanger Institute (Wellcome Trust Genome Campus): Data Centre (2005, architect NBBJ) (67 kb, 6 February 2008)
  86. Hinxton, England: Sanger Institute (Wellcome Trust Genome Campus): Data Centre, interior with 'floating' meeting room (2005, architect NBBJ) (77 kb, 6 February 2008)
  87. Hinxton, England: Sanger Institute (Wellcome Trust Genome Campus): Sulston Laboratories, stained glass window (1997, designed by Kathy Shaw, made by Derix Studios) (106 kb, 26 October 2002)
  88. Histon, England: Parish Church of St Andrew and St Etheldreda: 'The Creation' detail (by Mayer of Munich) (68 kb, 29 October 2005)
  89. Horton in Ribblesdale, England: dry stone wall (139 kb, 15 August 2004)
  90. Impington, England: Impington Village College: view from front (1936-1939, architects Walter Gropius and Maxwell Fry) (97 kb, 18 February 2006)
  91. Ingleton, England: Ingleborough: rocky slope (123 kb, 27 July 2006)
  92. Ingleton, England: Ingleborough: view (72 kb, 27 July 2006)
  93. Ipswich, England: Friars Street: Willis Faber and Dumas (1971-1975, Norman Foster and Partners) (58 kb, 10 April 2005)
  94. Kedlington, England: St Peter and St Paul Church: Barnardiston pew (1610) (90 kb, 13 September 2008)
  95. Kedlington, England: St Peter and St Paul Church: Barnardiston pew tracery detail (1610) (99 kb, 13 September 2008)
  96. Kedlington, England: St Peter and St Paul Church: hatchment (1669) (63 kb, 13 September 2008)
  97. Kedlington, England: St Peter and St Paul Church: Nathaniel and Jane Barnardiston memorial (he died 1653, she 1669) (71 kb, 13 September 2008)
  98. Kedlington, England: St Peter and St Paul Church: tower (82 kb, 13 September 2008)
  99. Keswick, England: St John's Church: Christ with little children (1920s, designer Veronica Whall) (113 kb, 6 August 2008)
  100. Keswick, England: St John's Church: 'The Lost Piece of Silver', 'The Good Shepherd' and 'The Sower' (1889, Powell and Sons, designs of Henry Holiday) (122 kb, 6 August 2008)
  101. Kimbolton, England: St Andrew's Church: Tiffany window (made 1901, installed 1902) (87 kb, 31 December 2004)
  102. Lake District, England: Castlerigg: stone circle (early morning) (86 kb, 21 August 2005)
  103. Lake District, England: Castlerigg: stone circle (early morning, with fog in valley) (92 kb, 14 August 2003)
  104. Lake District, England: Rydal Water: early morning mist (44 kb, 21 August 2005)
  105. Landbeach, England: rolled straw bales in field (85 kb, 5 August 2006)
  106. Lavenham, England: St Peter and St Paul Church: Branch Chapel window (Raising of Lazarus; Marriage at Cana) (133 kb, 13 September 2008)
  107. Lavenham, England: St Peter and St Paul Church: clerestory windows and wall decoration (15th century) (91 kb, 13 September 2008)
  108. Lavenham, England: St Peter and St Paul Church: Copinger memorial (73 kb, 13 September 2008)
  109. Lavenham, England: St Peter and St Paul Church: decoration over entrance (15th century) (111 kb, 13 September 2008)
  110. Lavenham, England: St Peter and St Paul Church: east window (St Peter, Virgin Mary, Crucifixion, St John and St Paul) (136 kb, 13 September 2008)
  111. Lavenham, England: St Peter and St Paul Church: Lady Chapel window (Jesus speaking to Martha about death of Lazarus; risen Christ speaking to Mary Magdalene; John Baptist and Jesus; Jesus giving St Peter authority in the church) (93 kb, 13 September 2008)
  112. Lavenham, England: St Peter and St Paul Church: Lady Chapel window (Suffer little children; Mary of Bethany washing feet of Jesus in house of Simon the Leper) (108 kb, 13 September 2008)
  113. Lavenham, England: St Peter and St Paul Church: view (15th century) (65 kb, 13 September 2008)
  114. Lavenham, England: St Peter and St Paul Church: west window (eight scenes from life of St Peter) (120 kb, 13 September 2008)
  115. Little Shelford, England: red poppies in meadow (140 kb, 13 June 2003)
  116. Long Melford, England: Holy and Blessed Trinity Hospital: view (16th century almshouse) (78 kb, 13 September 2008)
  117. Long Melford, England: Holy Trinity Church: Adoration of the Magi (alabaster relief, c1350) (68 kb, 13 September 2008)
  118. Long Melford, England: Holy Trinity Church: Clopton Chantry Chapel, vine leaf frieze (72 kb, 13 September 2008)
  119. Long Melford, England: Holy Trinity Church: Crucifixion reredos (1877, after painting by Albrecht Dürer) (98 kb, 13 September 2008)
  120. Long Melford, England: Holy Trinity Church: Elizabeth Talbot and Elizabeth Tilney (former said to be model for John Tenniel's Duchess in 'Alice in Wonderland') (125 kb, 13 September 2008)
  121. Long Melford, England: Holy Trinity Church: Lady Chapel (1496) (102 kb, 13 September 2008)
  122. Long Melford, England: Holy Trinity Church: Martyn Chapel window (147 kb, 13 September 2008)
  123. Long Melford, England: Holy Trinity Church: St Gabriel, St Andrew and St Raphael (mid to late 15th century, Norwich School) (131 kb, 13 September 2008)
  124. Long Melford, England: Holy Trinity Church: view (largely built 1467-1484, except tower is 1903) (70 kb, 13 September 2008)
  125. Long Melford, England: Holy Trinity Church: west entrance (1903) (127 kb, 13 September 2008)
  126. Long Melford, England: Holy Trinity Church: William Clopton tomb detail (died 1464) (since 1436 town of Hadleigh pays one red rose per annum as rent for guildhall and land for market) (45 kb, 13 September 2008)
  127. Long Melford, England: Holy Trinity Church: William Cordell tomb (died 1581) (85 kb, 13 September 2008)
  128. Long Melford, England: Melford Hall: banqueting house (16th century) (103 kb, 13 September 2008)
  129. Long Melford, England: Melford Hall: west range (16th century) (81 kb, 13 September 2008)
  130. Madingley, England: American War Cemetery: altar and mosaic memorial (1956, Francis Scott Bradford) (88 kb, 2 January 2005)
  131. Madingley, England: American War Cemetery: angel, mosaic (1956, Francis Scott Bradford) (114 kb, 4 November 2006)
  132. Madingley, England: American War Cemetery: angels, mosaic (1956, Francis Scott Bradford) (123 kb, 4 November 2006)
  133. Madingley, England: American War Cemetery: grave stones (88 kb, 31 December 2003)
  134. Madingley, England: American War Cemetery: grave stones (93 kb, 31 December 2005)
  135. Madingley, England: American War Cemetery: grave stones and autumn trees (94 kb, 4 November 2006)
  136. Madingley, England: American War Cemetery: mosaic memorial ceiling (1956, Francis Scott Bradford) (120 kb, 31 December 2003)
  137. Malham, England: Gordale Scar: waterfall (path is up the rocks at the left) (127 kb, 30 July 2007)
  138. Malham, England: Malham Cove: limestone rocks on top (156 kb, 13 August 2003)
  139. Malham, England: Malham Cove: view from below (117 kb, 13 August 2003)
  140. Malham, England: Malham Cove: view on top (100 kb, 30 July 2007)
  141. Malham, England: Pennine Way: view (118 kb, 30 July 2007)
  142. Newton Rigg, Cumbria, England: University of Cumbria (until 2007 was part of University of Central Lancashire): library window from inside (2001) (106 kb, 5 August 2008)
  143. Newton Rigg, Cumbria, England: University of Cumbria (until 2007 was part of University of Central Lancashire): library window from outside (2001) (118 kb, 5 August 2008)
  144. Norwich, England: Univesity of East Anglia: Constable Terrace (1993, Rick Mather Architects) (48 kb, 7 October 2007)
  145. Norwich, England: Univesity of East Anglia: Constable Terrace, spiral staircase (1993, Rick Mather Architects) (65 kb, 7 October 2007)
  146. Norwich, England: Univesity of East Anglia: Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts (1974-1978, Norman Foster and Partners) (57 kb, 7 October 2007)
  147. Norwich, England: Univesity of East Anglia: Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts (Crescent Wing, 1988-1991, in front of main building, 1974-1978, Norman Foster and Partners) (46 kb, 7 October 2007)
  148. Norwich, England: Univesity of East Anglia: Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, spiral staircase (1974-1978, Norman Foster and Partners) (85 kb, 7 October 2007)
  149. Norwich, England: Univesity of East Anglia: Suffolk Terrace ('Ziggurat') (1964-1968, Denys Lasdun and Partners) (73 kb, 7 October 2007)
  150. Norwich, England: Univesity of East Anglia: Suffolk Terrace ('Ziggurat'), water spouts (1964-1968, Denys Lasdun and Partners) (73 kb, 7 October 2007)
  151. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: angel (2005, Mark Angus) (39 kb, 8 December 2007)
  152. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: angel (2005, Mark Angus) (43 kb, 8 December 2007)
  153. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: angel (2005, Mark Angus) (40 kb, 8 December 2007)
  154. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: angel (2005, Mark Angus) (53 kb, 8 December 2007)
  155. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Apocalypse (2002, Mark Angus) (60 kb, 8 December 2007)
  156. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Autumn (2002, Mark Angus) (59 kb, 8 December 2007)
  157. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Creation - Animals and Man (cat) (2002, Mark Angus) (49 kb, 8 December 2007)
  158. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Creation - Animals and Man (man and woman and double helix) (2002, Mark Angus) (47 kb, 8 December 2007)
  159. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Creation - Birds and Fish (2002, Mark Angus) (51 kb, 8 December 2007)
  160. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Creation - The Order of Plants (2002, Mark Angus) (54 kb, 8 December 2007)
  161. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Creation out of the Void ('big bang') (2002, Mark Angus) (62 kb, 8 December 2007)
  162. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Ecce Homo (2004, Mark Angus) (38 kb, 8 December 2007)
  163. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Jonah and the Whale (2004, Mark Angus) (59 kb, 8 December 2007)
  164. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Moses, the Law (Moses in the bullrushes) (2004, Mark Angus) (83 kb, 8 December 2007)
  165. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Nativity (2004, Mark Angus) (64 kb, 8 December 2007)
  166. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Noah's Ark (2004, Mark Angus) (50 kb, 8 December 2007)
  167. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Pietá (2004, Mark Angus) (49 kb, 8 December 2007)
  168. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Sermon on the Mount (2004, Mark Angus) (63 kb, 8 December 2007)
  169. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Spring (2002, Mark Angus) (81 kb, 8 December 2007)
  170. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: St Anthony of Egypt (2005, Mark Angus) (53 kb, 8 December 2007)
  171. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: St Catherine of Alexandria (2005, Mark Angus) (46 kb, 8 December 2007)
  172. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: St George of Lydda (2005, Mark Angus) (49 kb, 8 December 2007)
  173. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: St Margaret of Antioch (2005, Mark Angus) (46 kb, 8 December 2007)
  174. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Summer (2002, Mark Angus) (44 kb, 8 December 2007)
  175. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: The Crucifixion (2004, Mark Angus) (45 kb, 8 December 2007)
  176. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: The Infant (The Seven Ages of Man, 1956, Hugh Easton) (97 kb, 8 December 2007)
  177. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: The Judge (The Seven Ages of Man, 1956, Hugh Easton) (102 kb, 8 December 2007)
  178. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: The Judge, The Teacher, The Shepherd (1956, designed by John Piper, made by Patrick Reyntiens) (89 kb, 8 December 2007)
  179. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: The Last Supper (Jesus at bottom, Judas at left set back from table) (2004, Mark Angus) (55 kb, 8 December 2007)
  180. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: The Lover (The Seven Ages of Man, 1956, Hugh Easton) (97 kb, 8 December 2007)
  181. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: The Old Man (The Seven Ages of Man, 1956, Hugh Easton) (103 kb, 8 December 2007)
  182. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: The Schoolboy (The Seven Ages of Man, 1956, Hugh Easton) (101 kb, 8 December 2007)
  183. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: The Schoolmaster (The Seven Ages of Man, 1956, Hugh Easton) (113 kb, 8 December 2007)
  184. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: The Soldier (The Seven Ages of Man, 1956, Hugh Easton) (102 kb, 8 December 2007)
  185. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: The Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem (2004, Mark Angus) (69 kb, 8 December 2007)
  186. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: The Triumphs of the Apocalypse (2002, Mark Angus) (63 kb, 8 December 2007)
  187. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: The True Vine, The Living Bread, The Water of Life (1956, designed by John Piper, made by Patrick Reyntiens) (108 kb, 8 December 2007)
  188. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: The Way, The Truth, The Life (1956, designed by John Piper, made by Patrick Reyntiens) (102 kb, 8 December 2007)
  189. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Tree of Knowledge (2004, Mark Angus) (44 kb, 8 December 2007)
  190. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Water - Baptism (2002, Mark Angus) (58 kb, 8 December 2007)
  191. Oundle, England: Oundle School Chapel: Winter (2002, Mark Angus) (55 kb, 8 December 2007)
  192. Oxford, England: History Faculty (originally Indian Institute): cupola (1883-1884, architect Basil Champneys) (66 kb, 25 May 2006)
  193. Oxford, England: Sheldonian Theatre: 'Emperor's Head' bust (originally 1868 but replaced 1972, carved by Michael Black) (76 kb, 25 May 2006)
  194. Patterdale, England: Helvellyn: Helvellyn from Striding Edge (106 kb, 28 July 2006)
  195. Patterdale, England: Helvellyn: rocks near Striding Edge (129 kb, 28 July 2006)
  196. Patterdale, England: Helvellyn: Striding Edge from Helvellyn (114 kb, 28 July 2006)
  197. Peterborough, England: Peterborough Cathedral: altar and Ciborium (1894) (90 kb, 8 December 2007)
  198. Peterborough, England: Peterborough Cathedral: apse ceiling, east end (late Victorian) (89 kb, 8 December 2007)
  199. Peterborough, England: Peterborough Cathedral: Chapel of St. Oswald altar (100 kb, 8 December 2007)
  200. Peterborough, England: Peterborough Cathedral: choir stall detail (late Victorian, carved by Thompsons of Peterborough) (109 kb, 8 December 2007)
  201. Peterborough, England: Peterborough Cathedral: Hanging Crucifix (or Rood) (1975, designed by George Pace, with figure by Frank Roper) (73 kb, 8 December 2007)
  202. Peterborough, England: Peterborough Cathedral: painted wood ceiling (c1230, cleaned early 2000s) (112 kb, 8 December 2007)
  203. Peterborough, England: Peterborough Cathedral: view from choir stalls to Sanctuary (Presbytery) (99 kb, 8 December 2007)
  204. Ribblehead, England: railway viaduct (on the Settle and Carlisle line, 24 arches, 32m high, 400m long, limestone, built 1870-1875, restored 1988-1991) (68 kb, 15 August 2004)
  205. Sedbergh, England: St Andrew's Church: 'Jesus Walking on the Sea of Galilee' (c1900) (112 kb, 4 August 2008)
  206. Stansted, England: Stansted Airport: terminal building (1981-1991, Norman Foster and Partners) (67 kb, 26 April 2005)
  207. Stansted, England: Stansted Airport: terminal building roof detail (1981-1991, Norman Foster and Partners) (67 kb, 22 February 2006)
  208. Stonehenge, England: summer solstice (53 kb, 20 June 2000)
  209. Swaffham Prior, England: St Cyriac's Church: tower (79 kb, 31 January 2009)
  210. Swaffham Prior, England: St Mary's Church: Great War (World War I) left memorial window (call to war) (1919, designed by T F Curtis, made by Ward and Hughes) (104 kb, 31 January 2009)
  211. Swaffham Prior, England: St Mary's Church: Great War (World War I) left memorial window (captured dug-out) (1919, designed by T F Curtis, made by Ward and Hughes) (129 kb, 31 January 2009)
  212. Swaffham Prior, England: St Mary's Church: Great War (World War I) left memorial window (field telegraph tent) (1919, designed by T F Curtis, made by Ward and Hughes) (143 kb, 31 January 2009)
  213. Swaffham Prior, England: St Mary's Church: Great War (World War I) left memorial window (German aeroplane) (1919, designed by T F Curtis, made by Ward and Hughes) (132 kb, 31 January 2009)
  214. Swaffham Prior, England: St Mary's Church: Great War (World War I) left memorial window (scenes from bottom left: call to war; shell factory; howitzer; liquid fire; zeppelin; tank; German aeroplane; field telegraph tent; captured dug-out) (1919, designed by T F Curtis, made by Ward and Hughes) (95 kb, 31 January 2009)
  215. Swaffham Prior, England: St Mary's Church: Great War (World War I) middle memorial window (military chaplain) (1919, designed by T F Curtis, made by Ward and Hughes) (150 kb, 31 January 2009)
  216. Swaffham Prior, England: St Mary's Church: Great War (World War I) middle memorial window (motor field kitchen with Red Cross workers) (1919, designed by T F Curtis, made by Ward and Hughes) (134 kb, 31 January 2009)
  217. Swaffham Prior, England: St Mary's Church: Great War (World War I) middle memorial window (scenes from bottom left: motor field kitchen with Red Cross workers; pipe line for water laid across Sinatic peninsular during invasion of Palestine; YMCA hut; German submarine mine layer; British submarine; sinking of Lusitania, with mines on floor of sea; Red Cross hospital in French house; military chaplain; Statue of Liberty) (1919, designed by T F Curtis, made by Ward and Hughes) (96 kb, 31 January 2009)
  218. Swaffham Prior, England: St Mary's Church: Great War (World War I) middle memorial window (Statue of Liberty) (1919, designed by T F Curtis, made by Ward and Hughes) (118 kb, 31 January 2009)
  219. Swaffham Prior, England: St Mary's Church: Great War (World War I) right memorial window (scenes from bottom left: Christ the Good Shepherd; ploughing; various agricultural activities; parable of the sower; sheep, cattle and camels feeding; watering sheep; harvesting; threshing by oxen; harvest on earth and in heaven) (1919, designed by T F Curtis, made by Ward and Hughes) (98 kb, 31 January 2009)
  220. Swaffham Prior, England: St Mary's Church: rood screen (1907) (84 kb, 31 January 2009)
  221. Swaffham Prior, England: St Mary's Church: rood screen Crucifixion (1907) (93 kb, 31 January 2009)
  222. Swaffham Prior, England: St Mary's Church: tower (square and octagonal part, 12th century; 16-sided part 13th century) (76 kb, 31 January 2009)
  223. Trumpington, England: War Memorial: relief of (Great War) soldier (1921-1922, Eric Gill) (96 kb, 20 August 2008)
  224. Trumpington, England: War Memorial: relief of Mother and Child (1921-1922, Eric Gill) (89 kb, 20 August 2008)
  225. Trumpington, England: War Memorial: relief of St George (1921-1922, Eric Gill) (94 kb, 20 August 2008)
  226. Trumpington, England: War Memorial: relief of St Michael (1921-1922, Eric Gill) (75 kb, 20 August 2008)
  227. Willingham, England: St Mary and All Saints Church: chancel altar window (commemorating fallen of World Wars I and II) (1952, designed by Joseph Nuttgens) (105 kb, 3 November 2007)
  228. Willingham, England: St Mary and All Saints Church: sedilia (seating for clergy, 13th century, restored 1890 and 1983) (76 kb, 3 November 2007)
  229. Willingham, England: St Mary and All Saints Church: St Christopher wallpainting (about 1380, restored 1983) (72 kb, 3 November 2007)
  230. Wrexham, Wales: Parish Church of St Giles: chancel gates (1707, attributed to Robert Davies, said to have been given by Elihu Yale) (111 kb, 15 October 2005)
  231. Wrexham, Wales: Parish Church of St Giles: memorial to Mary Middleton (c1750, sculptor Louis François Roubiliac; many pieces fallen) (68 kb, 15 October 2005)
  232. Wrexham, Wales: Parish Church of St Giles: window from St John the Baptist Church, Hightown (designed by Edward Burne-Jones studio; window moved to St Giles in 1988) (129 kb, 24 June 2005)

Florida, USA:

  1. Celebration, Florida (FL): Celebration Avenue: street sign (48 kb, 20 July 2007)
  2. Celebration, Florida (FL): Celebration Avenue: tower (71 kb, 20 July 2007)
  3. Celebration, Florida (FL): Market Street: shopping arcade (88 kb, 20 July 2007)
  4. Celebration, Florida (FL): Spring Park Loop: typical house (97 kb, 20 July 2007)
  5. Celebration, Florida (FL): US Post Office: view (1993, Michael Graves) (40 kb, 20 July 2007)
  6. Kennedy Space Center, Florida (FL): Apollo / Saturn V Center: F-1 engines (first stage of Saturn V rocket) (79 kb, 22 July 2007)
  7. Kennedy Space Center, Florida (FL): Apollo / Saturn V Center: J-2 engines (second stage of Saturn V rocket) (111 kb, 21 July 2007)
  8. Kennedy Space Center, Florida (FL): Apollo / Saturn V Center: Lunar Module (105 kb, 22 July 2007)
  9. Kennedy Space Center, Florida (FL): Apollo / Saturn V Center: lunar rover training vehicle (62 kb, 21 July 2007)
  10. Kennedy Space Center, Florida (FL): Launch Pad A (LC-39A): space shuttle Endeavour (STS-118) being made ready for launch (52 kb, 22 July 2007)
  11. Kennedy Space Center, Florida (FL): Vehicle Assembly Building: view (from bus) (48 kb, 21 July 2007)
  12. Kennedy Space Center, Florida (FL): Visitor Complex: Astronaut Memorial (42 kb, 22 July 2007)
  13. Kennedy Space Center, Florida (FL): Visitor Complex: constellation fountain (86 kb, 22 July 2007)
  14. Kennedy Space Center, Florida (FL): Visitor Complex: Rocket Garden, F-1 engine (first stage of Saturn V rocket) (70 kb, 22 July 2007)
  15. Kennedy Space Center, Florida (FL): Visitor Complex: Rocket Garden, Saturn IB rocket (59 kb, 22 July 2007)
  16. Kennedy Space Center, Florida (FL): Visitor Complex: Rocket Garden, view of rockets (47 kb, 22 July 2007)
  17. Kennedy Space Center, Florida (FL): Visitor Complex: space shuttle 'Explorer', mock-up of interior bay with satellite (69 kb, 21 July 2007)
  18. Kennedy Space Center, Florida (FL): Visitor Complex: space shuttle 'Explorer', view (58 kb, 21 July 2007)
  19. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Annie Pfeiffer Chapel, bell tower exterior (1938-1941, Frank Lloyd Wright) (56 kb, 20 July 2007)
  20. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Annie Pfeiffer Chapel, bell tower interior (1938-1941, Frank Lloyd Wright) (63 kb, 20 July 2007)
  21. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Annie Pfeiffer Chapel, exterior view (1938-1941, Frank Lloyd Wright) (62 kb, 20 July 2007)
  22. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Annie Pfeiffer Chapel, exterior wall (1938-1941, Frank Lloyd Wright) (77 kb, 20 July 2007)
  23. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Annie Pfeiffer Chapel, interior wall with glass tiles (1938-1941, Frank Lloyd Wright) (70 kb, 20 July 2007)
  24. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Annie Pfeiffer Chapel, wall below bell tower (1938-1941, Frank Lloyd Wright) (68 kb, 20 July 2007)
  25. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Campus Carillon (1991) (60 kb, 20 July 2007)
  26. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: E.T. Roux Library (architect Nils Schweizer) (48 kb, 20 July 2007)
  27. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Emile E. Watson Administration Building, courtyard pool (1945-1948, Frank Lloyd Wright) (76 kb, 20 July 2007)
  28. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Esplanade (1941-1958, Frank Lloyd Wright, partly restored) (55 kb, 20 July 2007)
  29. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Esplanade hexagonal cutouts, at Administration Building (1945-1948, Frank Lloyd Wright) (41 kb, 20 July 2007)
  30. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Esplanade ironwork grill (1950s?, Frank Lloyd Wright) (86 kb, 20 July 2007)
  31. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Esplanade, at Administration Building (1945-1948, Frank Lloyd Wright) (54 kb, 20 July 2007)
  32. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Lucius Pond Ordway Building (Industrial Arts Building), exterior (1942-1952, Frank Lloyd Wright) (78 kb, 20 July 2007)
  33. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Lucius Pond Ordway Building (Industrial Arts Building), interior (1942-1952, Frank Lloyd Wright) (75 kb, 20 July 2007)
  34. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Planetarium (Cosmography Building), view (1953-1958, Frank Lloyd Wright) (69 kb, 20 July 2007)
  35. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Polk County Science Building, esplanade (with aluminum columns) (1953-1958, Frank Lloyd Wright) (75 kb, 20 July 2007)
  36. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Polk County Science Building, view (1953-1958, Frank Lloyd Wright) (71 kb, 20 July 2007)
  37. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Thad Buckner Building (was E.T. Roux Library), reading room exterior view (1941-1945, Frank Lloyd Wright) (50 kb, 20 July 2007)
  38. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Thad Buckner Building (was E.T. Roux Library), reading room interior view (1941-1945, Frank Lloyd Wright) (64 kb, 20 July 2007)
  39. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: Three Seminar Buildings (L.A. Raulerson Building), column (showing different colors considered for walls, and small glass tiles) (1940-1941, Frank Lloyd Wright) (61 kb, 20 July 2007)
  40. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: William H. Danforth Chapel (Minor Chapel), exterior view (1954-1955, Frank Lloyd Wright) (97 kb, 20 July 2007)
  41. Lakeland, Florida (FL): Florida Southern College: William H. Danforth Chapel (Minor Chapel), main stained glass window (1954-1955, Frank Lloyd Wright) (66 kb, 20 July 2007)
  42. Orlando, Florida (FL): Orlando International Airport: courtyard fountain (81 kb, 23 July 2007)
  43. Orlando, Florida (FL): Orlando International Airport: courtyard lamp post (83 kb, 23 July 2007)
  44. Orlando, Florida (FL): Orlando International Airport: terminal roof structure (95 kb, 23 July 2007)
  45. Titusville, Florida (FL): Astronaut Hall of Fame site: view of one building (53 kb, 21 July 2007)

Massachusetts, USA:

  1. Amherst, Massachusetts (MA): Joseph Allen Skinner State Park: mushroom with lots of small bumps (52 kb, 30 July 2008)
  2. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): 111 Huntington Avenue (part of Prudential Center): view (2002, Childs Bertman Tseckares) (69 kb, 25 March 2007)
  3. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): 745 Boylston Street: entrance decoration (63 kb, 25 March 2007)
  4. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): Arlington Street Church: Angel Announces Birth of Jesus (Tiffany stained glass memorial window, designed c1898, installed 1900) (126 kb, 18 June 2002)
  5. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): Arlington Street Church: John the Baptist (Tiffany stained glass memorial window, designed c1898) (111 kb, 18 June 2002)
  6. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): Arlington Street Church: Madonna of the Flowers (Tiffany stained glass memorial window, designed c1898, installed 1899) (138 kb, 18 June 2002)
  7. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): Arlington Street Church: Sermon on the Mount (Tiffany stained glass memorial window, designed c1898, installed 1902) (118 kb, 18 June 2002)
  8. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): Arlington Street Church: The Annunciation (Tiffany stained glass memorial window, designed c1898, installed 1900) (132 kb, 18 June 2002)
  9. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): Arlington Street Church: The Good Shepherd (Tiffany stained glass memorial window, designed c1898) (112 kb, 18 June 2002)
  10. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): Boston Public Library, McKim Building: exterior lanterns (1887-1895, architect McKim, Mead and White) (95 kb, 25 March 2007)
  11. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): Boston Public Library, McKim Building: hall mosaic ceiling (1887-1895, architect McKim, Mead and White) (91 kb, 25 March 2007)
  12. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): Central Wharf: dolphin sculpture (1977, K. Lane Weems) (68 kb, 8 January 2008)
  13. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): First Church of Christian Scientist: lanterns (c 1900) (74 kb, 25 March 2007)
  14. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): intersection of Bolyston Street and Westland Avenue: John Boyle O'Reilly memorial (1896, Daniel Chester French) (94 kb, 25 March 2007)
  15. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): John Hancock Tower: view (1972-1975, Henry Cobb of firm of I.M. Pei) (65 kb, 25 March 2007)
  16. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): Logan Airport, Terminal C: 'Passing Reflections' (wall mirrors, 1985, by James Seawright) (121 kb, 2 December 2002)
  17. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): Logan Airport, Terminal C: 'Passing Reflections' (wall mirrors, 1985, by James Seawright) (114 kb, 15 September 2005)
  18. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): Logan Airport, Terminal E walkway: eel ('Atlantic Journey' floor, 1998, by Jane Goldman) (131 kb, 25 September 2004)
  19. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): Logan Airport, Terminal E walkway: fish ('Atlantic Journey' floor, 1998, by Jane Goldman) (124 kb, 25 September 2004)
  20. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): Logan Airport, Terminal E walkway: starfish ('Atlantic Journey' floor, 1998, by Jane Goldman) (112 kb, 25 September 2004)
  21. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): New England Aquarium: Simons IMAX Theater (2001, architect E. Verner Johnson and Associates) (51 kb, 8 January 2008)
  22. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): Prudential Tower (Building) (part of Prudential Center): view (1964, Charles Luckman and Associates) (88 kb, 25 March 2007)
  23. Boston, Massachusetts (MA): Trinity Church: view (1877, H.H. Richardson) (92 kb, 25 March 2007)
  24. Florence, Massachusetts (MA): bike path, late summer (originally the Williamsburg Branch of the New Haven and Northampton Railroad, built in 1868; converted to Francis P. Ryan bikeway in 1983) (161 kb, 15 September 2006)
  25. Florence, Massachusetts (MA): bike path, winter (originally the Williamsburg Branch of the New Haven and Northampton Railroad, built in 1868; converted to Francis P. Ryan bikeway in 1983) (131 kb, 8 January 2008)
  26. Florence, Massachusetts (MA): Fitzgerald Lake Conservation Area: Jewel Weed (Jewelweed) (Impatiens capensis) (31 kb, 16 September 2006)
  27. Florence, Massachusetts (MA): Look Park: Sanctuary and trees (on Willow Lake) (81 kb, 15 September 2006)
  28. Florence, Massachusetts (MA): Look Park: Shagbark Hickory (Carya ovata) bark (96 kb, 24 March 2007)
  29. Florence, Massachusetts (MA): Look Park: totem pole (1920s, from Nome, Alaska; given to Look Park by Cordes family around 1942) (107 kb, 13 July 2007)
  30. Florence, Massachusetts (MA): Look Park: turtle in grass (121 kb, 15 September 2006)
  31. Florence, Massachusetts (MA): Look Park: White Oak Tree (Quercus alba) branches (152 kb, 24 March 2007)
  32. Florence, Massachusetts (MA): Look Park: yellow mushroom (Amanita) (48 kb, 15 September 2006)
  33. Hatfield, Massachusetts (MA): winter sunset (36 kb, 28 November 2002)
  34. Lincoln, Massachusetts (MA): Breuer House: view (1938-1939, architects Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer, much extended) (101 kb, 25 September 2004)
  35. Lincoln, Massachusetts (MA): Ford House: view (1938-1939, architects Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer) (117 kb, 25 September 2004)
  36. Lincoln, Massachusetts (MA): Gropius House: back view (1937-1938, architects Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer) (94 kb, 25 September 2004)
  37. Lincoln, Massachusetts (MA): Gropius House: front view (1937-1938, architects Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer) (122 kb, 25 September 2004)
  38. Lincoln, Massachusetts (MA): Gropius House: living quarters and roof deck (1937-1938, architects Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer) (100 kb, 25 September 2004)
  39. Lincoln, Massachusetts (MA): Gropius House: main entrance (1937-1938, architects Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer) (85 kb, 25 September 2004)
  40. Montgomery, Massachusetts (MA): Patches (the cat) relaxing (97 kb, 13 January 2002)
  41. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): 189 Main Street: façade (88 kb, 10 September 2005)
  42. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Child's Park: lion water fountain (132 kb, 15 September 2006)
  43. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Colorado Potato Beetles (Leptinotarsa decimlineata) having lunch (128 kb, 15 September 2004)
  44. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Edwards Church: view (1958, architect Harold E. Wagoner) (60 kb, 24 March 2007)
  45. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Fitzgerald Lake Conservation Area: Fitzgerald Lake (74 kb, 28 July 2008)
  46. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Fitzgerald Lake Conservation Area: green cricket on leaf (37 kb, 28 July 2008)
  47. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Fitzgerald Lake Conservation Area: green lichen (108 kb, 28 July 2008)
  48. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Fitzgerald Lake Conservation Area: wet moss (160 kb, 28 July 2008)
  49. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Forbes Library: view (1894, William C. Brocklesby) (94 kb, 16 July 2007)
  50. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Jackson Street: snow on field in sun (79 kb, 28 November 2002)
  51. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Jackson Street: winter sunrise (82 kb, 25 January 2003)
  52. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Jackson Street: wood pile (147 kb, 2 December 2002)
  53. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Main Street: grey squirrel eating clump of nuts (42 kb, 15 September 2006)
  54. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Old Courthouse: view (1886-1887, architect Henry F. Kilbourn) (91 kb, 24 March 2007)
  55. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Alumnae Gymnasium (1891, William C. Brocklesby) (82 kb, 16 July 2007)
  56. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Campus Center cafeteria seating (2003, Weiss/Manfredi Architects) (37 kb, 17 September 2004)
  57. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Campus Center interior (2003, Weiss/Manfredi Architects) (70 kb, 15 September 2006)
  58. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Campus Center lounge seating (2003, Weiss/Manfredi Architects) (54 kb, 16 July 2007)
  59. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Campus Center, late winter (2003, Weiss/Manfredi Architects) (71 kb, 24 March 2007)
  60. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Campus Center, summer (2003, Weiss/Manfredi Architects) (80 kb, 16 July 2007)
  61. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Campus Center, winter (2003, Weiss/Manfredi Architects) (66 kb, 7 January 2008)
  62. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Chapin House (1903, Rand and Skinner) (84 kb, 25 July 2008)
  63. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: College Hall (1873-1875, Peabody and Stearns) (114 kb, 24 March 2007)
  64. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: connecting walkway between McConnell Hall and Sabin-Reed Hall (1967, Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson and Abbott) (72 kb, 16 July 2007)
  65. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Davis Center (Mwangi Cultural Center) (1898; renovated 2004, Lukas Designs) (103 kb, 24 March 2007)
  66. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Great Blue Heron (1987, by Elliot Offner) (with real turtle) (109 kb, 13 June 2002)
  67. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Helen Hills Hills Chapel (1953-1955, William and Geoffrey Platt) (86 kb, 3 September 2005)
  68. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Lilly Hall (1886, William C. Brocklesby) (102 kb, 16 July 2007)
  69. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Lyman Plant House, Matucana intertexta (54 kb, 16 July 2007)
  70. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Lyman Plant House, Titan Arum (Amorphophallus titanum) (two days after peak flowering) (62 kb, 23 July 2008)
  71. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Museum of Art (part of Brown Fine Arts Center, 1972, John Andrews, and 2000-2002, Polshek Partnership) (74 kb, 16 July 2007)
  72. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Museum of Art, men's restroom sink (decorated with birds and water droplets) (2002, 'Liquid Origins, Fluid Dreams', Sandy Skoglund) (38 kb, 15 September 2006)
  73. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Museum of Art, men's restroom urinals and wall tiles (decorated with creation narratives) (2002, 'Liquid Origins, Fluid Dreams', Sandy Skoglund) (93 kb, 15 September 2006)
  74. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Museum of Art, men's restroom wall tiles (decorated with creation narratives) (2002, 'Liquid Origins, Fluid Dreams', Sandy Skoglund) (80 kb, 15 September 2006)
  75. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Museum of Art, Personification of the River Pyramos (2nd century AD, from Antioch-on-the-Orontes, Turkey) (109 kb, 23 July 2008)
  76. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Museum of Art, women's restroom sink (decorated with sea creature and net) (2002, 'Catching the Drift', Ellen Driscoll) (54 kb, 15 September 2006)
  77. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Museum of Art, women's restroom toilet (decorated with sea creature) (2002, 'Catching the Drift', Ellen Driscoll) (68 kb, 15 September 2006)
  78. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Museum of Art, women's restroom wall panel (decorated with woman and net) (2002, 'Catching the Drift', Ellen Driscoll) (87 kb, 23 July 2008)
  79. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Neilson Library (1909, Lord and Hewlett) (127 kb, 24 March 2007)
  80. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Sabin-Reed Hall (1967, Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson and Abbott) (108 kb, 25 July 2008)
  81. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Scott Gymnasium entrance (1924, Ames and Dodge) (85 kb, 16 July 2007)
  82. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: The Owl (1962, by Leonard Baskin) (128 kb, 17 September 2004)
  83. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Tyler House (1898, William C. Brocklesby) (95 kb, 25 July 2008)
  84. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Wright Hall (1961, William and Geoffrey Platt) (79 kb, 24 March 2007)
  85. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): Smith College: Ziskind House (1957, Skidmore, Owings and Merrill) (112 kb, 24 March 2007)
  86. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): St John's Episcopal Church: view (1892-1893, architect Robert W. Gibson) (84 kb, 16 July 2007)
  87. Northampton, Massachusetts (MA): United Church of Christ and American Baptist Churches: view (built 1878) (60 kb, 24 March 2007)
  88. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): Congregational Church (72 kb, 4 September 2005)
  89. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): dry stone wall (135 kb, 23 September 2004)
  90. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): Lincoln Hill (Lincoln Street): Common Milkweed (Silkweed) (Asclepias syriaca) (57 kb, 15 July 2007)
  91. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): Lincoln Hill (Lincoln Street): Devil's Paintbrush (Orange Hawkweed) (Hieracium aurantiacum or Pilosella aurantiaca) (48 kb, 12 September 2005)
  92. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): Lincoln Hill (Lincoln Street): Eastern Milk Snake (Lampropeltis triangulum triangulum) (137 kb, 29 July 2008)
  93. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): Lincoln Hill (Lincoln Street): grasshopper (65 kb, 13 September 2005)
  94. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): Lincoln Hill (Lincoln Street): Monarch Butterfly (Danaus plexippus) (79 kb, 16 September 2006)
  95. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): Lincoln Hill (Lincoln Street): moth on pink clover (33 kb, 15 July 2007)
  96. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): Lincoln Hill (Lincoln Street): orange salamander (95 kb, 15 July 2007)
  97. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): Lincoln Hill (Lincoln Street): white house, summer (built 1790s, possibly home of the Mountain Miller, Joseph Beals) (110 kb, 29 July 2008)
  98. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): Lincoln Hill (Lincoln Street): white house, winter (built 1790s, possibly home of the Mountain Miller, Joseph Beals) (73 kb, 6 January 2008)
  99. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): River Road: chipmunk (118 kb, 12 September 2005)
  100. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): River Road: club moss (62 kb, 29 July 2008)
  101. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): River Road: club moss (110 kb, 31 July 2008)
  102. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): River Road: coral fungus (53 kb, 16 September 2006)
  103. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): River Road: Downy or Hairy Woodpecker (with food for young) (109 kb, 11 June 2002)
  104. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): River Road: Indian Pipe (Ghost Plant, Corpse Plant) (Monotropa uniflora) (45 kb, 25 July 2008)
  105. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): River Road: moss (102 kb, 31 July 2008)
  106. Plainfield, Massachusetts (MA): South Union Street: red house in snow (re-built 1993) (77 kb, 30 November 2002)
  107. South Deerfield, Massachusetts (MA): Magic Wings: Bearded Dragon (Pogona vitticeps) (62 kb, 14 September 2006)
  108. South Deerfield, Massachusetts (MA): Magic Wings: Common Mormon Butterfly (Papilio polytes) (54 kb, 14 September 2006)
  109. South Deerfield, Massachusetts (MA): Magic Wings: Owl Butterfly (Caligo eurilochus) (85 kb, 14 September 2006)
  110. South Deerfield, Massachusetts (MA): Magic Wings: Owl Butterfly (Caligo eurilochus) on woman's forehead (58 kb, 12 June 2002)
  111. South Deerfield, Massachusetts (MA): Magic Wings: Rice Paper Butterfly (Idea leuconoe) (55 kb, 14 September 2006)
  112. South Deerfield, Massachusetts (MA): Magic Wings: Sulfur butterflies (48 kb, 13 January 2002)
  113. South Deerfield, Massachusetts (MA): Magic Wings: Zebra Longwing Butterfly (Heliconius charitonia) (46 kb, 14 September 2006)

New Jersey, USA:

  1. Asbury Park, New Jersey (NJ): beach: small crab on sand (93 kb, 16 July 2008)
  2. Asbury Park, New Jersey (NJ): Casino: Carousel window (1929, architect Warren and Wetmore) (68 kb, 17 July 2008)
  3. Asbury Park, New Jersey (NJ): Casino: part over boardwalk (1929, architect Warren and Wetmore) (78 kb, 17 July 2008)
  4. Asbury Park, New Jersey (NJ): Convention Hall: decoration over south entrance (1923, architect Warren and Wetmore) (69 kb, 16 July 2008)
  5. Asbury Park, New Jersey (NJ): Convention Hall: north entrance (1923, architect Warren and Wetmore) (91 kb, 17 July 2008)
  6. Asbury Park, New Jersey (NJ): Convention Hall: sea creature decoration (1923, architect Warren and Wetmore) (77 kb, 16 July 2008)
  7. Asbury Park, New Jersey (NJ): Convention Hall: sea-themed decoration (1923, architect Warren and Wetmore) (53 kb, 16 July 2008)
  8. Asbury Park, New Jersey (NJ): Convention Hall: winged horse decoration (1923, architect Warren and Wetmore) (66 kb, 16 July 2008)
  9. Asbury Park, New Jersey (NJ): Howard Johnson: east side (opened 1962; HoJo vacated and Salt Water Cafe occupied in 2007) (62 kb, 17 July 2008)
  10. Asbury Park, New Jersey (NJ): Howard Johnson: night view (opened 1962; HoJo vacated and Salt Water Cafe occupied in 2007) (66 kb, 16 July 2008)
  11. Asbury Park, New Jersey (NJ): Howard Johnson: west side (opened 1962; HoJo vacated and Salt Water Cafe occupied in 2007) (80 kb, 16 July 2008)
  12. Cape May, New Jersey (NJ): 815 Columbia Avenue: porch railing with cutout tulip design (46 kb, 17 July 2008)
  13. Cape May, New Jersey (NJ): Southern Mansion: view, near dusk (built 1863, architect Samuel Sloan; restored 1994-1996) (88 kb, 17 July 2008)
  14. Ocean Grove, New Jersey (NJ): Great Auditorium: view (built 1893-1894) (73 kb, 17 July 2008)
  15. Ocean Grove, New Jersey (NJ): Tent City: view of three tents (76 kb, 16 July 2008)
  16. Piscataway, New Jersey (NJ): Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (originally Rutgers Medical School): Daniel Kessler Teaching Laboratories, cantilevered ('floating') staircase (1966-1970, George McDowell and Stanley Goldstein) (81 kb, 16 March 2007)
  17. Princeton, New Jersey (NJ): Paul Robeson Center for the Arts: view (2008, Michael Graves) (102 kb, 22 July 2008)
  18. Princeton, New Jersey (NJ): Princeton University: 'Construction in the Third and Fourth Dimensions' (executed 1962, installed 1972, sculptor Antoine Pevsner) (87 kb, 22 July 2008)
  19. Princeton, New Jersey (NJ): Princeton University: 'Cubi XIII (executed 1963, installed 1969, sculptor David Smith) (108 kb, 22 July 2008)
  20. Princeton, New Jersey (NJ): Princeton University: Fisher-Bendheim Hall (1991, Robert C. Venturi) (78 kb, 22 July 2008)
  21. Princeton, New Jersey (NJ): Princeton University: 'Five Disks, One Empty' (executed 1969-1970, installed 1971, Alexander Calder) (61 kb, 22 July 2008)
  22. Princeton, New Jersey (NJ): Princeton University: 'Fountain of Freedom', Scudder Plaza (1966, James Fitzgerald) (135 kb, 22 July 2008)
  23. Princeton, New Jersey (NJ): Princeton University: Jadwin Gymnasium, cantilevered staircase (1964-1969, Walker O. Cain and Associates) (128 kb, 22 July 2008)
  24. Princeton, New Jersey (NJ): Princeton University: Jadwin Gymnasium, interior (1964-1969, Walker O. Cain and Associates) (88 kb, 22 July 2008)
  25. Princeton, New Jersey (NJ): Princeton University: Lewis Science Library, view from north-west (2008, Frank Gehry) (88 kb, 22 July 2008)
  26. Princeton, New Jersey (NJ): Princeton University: Lewis Science Library, view from north-west (2008, Frank Gehry) (93 kb, 22 July 2008)
  27. Princeton, New Jersey (NJ): Princeton University: Lewis Science Library, view from south-east (2008, Frank Gehry) (82 kb, 22 July 2008)
  28. Princeton, New Jersey (NJ): Princeton University: 'Oval with Points' (executed 1969-70, installed 1971, sculptor Henry Moore) (99 kb, 22 July 2008)
  29. Princeton, New Jersey (NJ): Princeton University: Robertson Hall (Woodrow Wilson School of International and Public Affairs) (1965, Minoru Yamasaki Associates) (63 kb, 22 July 2008)
  30. Vineland, New Jersey (NJ): Gerresheimer (ex-Kimble) Glass: view (1937, architect William Lescaze) (60 kb, 18 July 2008)
  31. Vineland, New Jersey (NJ): Gerresheimer (ex-Kimble) Glass: view (1937, architect William Lescaze) (71 kb, 18 July 2008)

New York, USA:

  1. Buffalo, New York (NY): 17 Court Street (was Buffalo Industrial Bank): façade border detail (c 1929) (79 kb, 18 July 2007)
  2. Buffalo, New York (NY): 17 Court Street (was Buffalo Industrial Bank): façade detail (c 1929) (88 kb, 18 July 2007)
  3. Buffalo, New York (NY): Buffalo-Niagara Airport: corner window structure (1997, lead designer Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates) (86 kb, 19 July 2007)
  4. Buffalo, New York (NY): City Hall, Niagara Square: decoration over door (1929-1931, George J. Dietel, John J. Wade and Sullivan W. Jones) (77 kb, 18 July 2007)
  5. Buffalo, New York (NY): City Hall, Niagara Square: entrance bas-relief (1929-1931, George J. Dietel, John J. Wade and Sullivan W. Jones) (73 kb, 18 July 2007)
  6. Buffalo, New York (NY): City Hall, Niagara Square: entrance façade (1929-1931, George J. Dietel, John J. Wade and Sullivan W. Jones) (69 kb, 18 July 2007)
  7. Buffalo, New York (NY): Darwin D. Martin Gardener's Cottage: view from front (c1908, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (113 kb, 7 September 2005)
  8. Buffalo, New York (NY): Darwin D. Martin House: 'martin house' roof top ornament (now on ground) (1904-1906, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (93 kb, 7 September 2005)
  9. Buffalo, New York (NY): Ellicott Square Building: courtyard mosaic floor (1930-1931, designed by William Winthrop Kent and James A. Johnson) (99 kb, 18 July 2007)
  10. Buffalo, New York (NY): Ellicott Square Building: courtyard mosaic floor, detail (1930-1931, designed by William Winthrop Kent and James A. Johnson) (117 kb, 18 July 2007)
  11. Buffalo, New York (NY): Ellicott Square Building: elevator (lift) door (1895-1896, Daniel H. Burnham and Co., principal architect Charles Atwood) (84 kb, 18 July 2007)
  12. Buffalo, New York (NY): Ellicott Square Building: entrance (1895-1896, Daniel H. Burnham and Co., principal architect Charles Atwood) (88 kb, 18 July 2007)
  13. Buffalo, New York (NY): Ellicott Square Building: entrance detail (1895-1896, Daniel H. Burnham and Co., principal architect Charles Atwood) (95 kb, 18 July 2007)
  14. Buffalo, New York (NY): Ellicott Square Building: entrance lantern and columns (1895-1896, Daniel H. Burnham and Co., principal architect Charles Atwood) (80 kb, 18 July 2007)
  15. Buffalo, New York (NY): Ellicott Square Building: staircase in courtyard (1895-1896, Daniel H. Burnham and Co., principal architect Charles Atwood) (101 kb, 18 July 2007)
  16. Buffalo, New York (NY): Ellicott Square Building: staircase in entrance hall (vestibule) (1895-1896, Daniel H. Burnham and Co., principal architect Charles Atwood) (82 kb, 18 July 2007)
  17. Buffalo, New York (NY): Ellicott Square Building: top of façade (1895-1896, Daniel H. Burnham and Co., principal architect Charles Atwood) (80 kb, 18 July 2007)
  18. Buffalo, New York (NY): Erie Community College (was Post Office): tower (1894-1901, Jeremiah O'Rourke, William Arkin and James Knox Taylor) (39 kb, 18 July 2007)
  19. Buffalo, New York (NY): Erie Community College: interior courtyard façade (1894-1901, Jeremiah O'Rourke, William Arkin and James Knox Taylor; 1979-1981, Cannon Design, conversion for college) (95 kb, 18 July 2007)
  20. Buffalo, New York (NY): Forest Lawn Cemetery: Blue Sky Mausoleum (designed 1928, built 2004, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (65 kb, 7 September 2005)
  21. Buffalo, New York (NY): Guaranty (Prudential) Building: column, terra cotta detail (1895-1896, Louis H. Sullivan) (109 kb, 18 July 2007)
  22. Buffalo, New York (NY): Guaranty (Prudential) Building: decoration over entrance (1895-1896, Louis H. Sullivan) (93 kb, 18 July 2007)
  23. Buffalo, New York (NY): Guaranty (Prudential) Building: entrance lantern (1895-1896, Louis H. Sullivan) (99 kb, 18 July 2007)
  24. Buffalo, New York (NY): Guaranty (Prudential) Building: façade, terra cotta detail (1895-1896, Louis H. Sullivan) (86 kb, 18 July 2007)
  25. Buffalo, New York (NY): Guaranty (Prudential) Building: view (1895-1896, Louis H. Sullivan) (93 kb, 18 July 2007)
  26. Buffalo, New York (NY): Liberty (Bank) Building (originally German-American Bank): lantern (1925, architect Alfred Bossom) (67 kb, 18 July 2007)
  27. Buffalo, New York (NY): McKinley Monument: sleeping lion (dedicated 1907, designed by architects Carrère and Hastings, sculptures by Alexander Phimister Proctor) (48 kb, 18 July 2007)
  28. Buffalo, New York (NY): Saint Joseph's Cathedral: 'Birth of Jesus', 'Crucifixion' and 'Resurrection' stained glass windows (King Ludwig Windows, made by Mayer Family of Munich, first shown in Paris Exposition of 1850) (99 kb, 18 July 2007)
  29. Buffalo, New York (NY): Saint Joseph's Cathedral: 'Jesus and the Penitent Woman' stained glass window (made in Innsbruck c 1855) (120 kb, 18 July 2007)
  30. Buffalo, New York (NY): Saint Joseph's Cathedral: lantern (1851-1855, architect Patrick Keeley) (75 kb, 18 July 2007)
  31. Buffalo, New York (NY): Saint Joseph's Cathedral: 'Stoning of St Stephen' stained glass window (made in Innsbruck, c 1855) (124 kb, 18 July 2007)
  32. Buffalo, New York (NY): United States Court House, Niagara Street: lantern (1935, architects Edward B. Green and William Sydney Wicks) (48 kb, 18 July 2007)
  33. Buffalo, New York (NY): West Swan Street: grape vine decoration (72 kb, 18 July 2007)
  34. Derby, New York (NY): Graycliff (Isabel Martin House): view from back (1926-1927, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (105 kb, 7 September 2005)
  35. New York City, NY: 1 Madison Avenue (Metropolitan Insurance Company): view (1909, Pierre L. LeBrun) (55 kb, 18 March 2007)
  36. New York City, NY: 11 Madison Avenue (Madison Park, Metropolitan Life North Building): entrance ceiling (1929, Harvey Wiley Corbett) (55 kb, 18 March 2007)
  37. New York City, NY: 11 West 42nd Street: bas-relief, month of June (1926-1927, architect York and Sawyer) (85 kb, 18 March 2007)
  38. New York City, NY: 11 West 42nd Street: bas-relief, month of May (1926-1927, architect York and Sawyer) (78 kb, 18 March 2007)
  39. New York City, NY: 122 East 42nd Street (Chanin Building): façade decoration (1929, architect Sloan and Robertson) (122 kb, 18 March 2007)
  40. New York City, NY: 122 East 42nd Street (Chanin Building): façade frieze sealife detail (1929, architect Sloan and Robertson) (87 kb, 18 March 2007)
  41. New York City, NY: 14 West 49th Street (One Rockefeller Plaza, Rockefeller Center): 'Progress' (decoration above door) (art deco, 1937, Lee Lawrie, colorist Leon V. Solon) (69 kb, 17 March 2007)
  42. New York City, NY: 220 East 42nd Street (former Daily News Building): globe (building 1928-1930, John Mead Howells, Raymond Hood and J. André Fouilhoux) (65 kb, 18 March 2007)
  43. New York City, NY: 220 East 42nd Street (former Daily News Building): wall decoration over entrance (building 1928-1930, John Mead Howells, Raymond Hood and J. André Fouilhoux) (83 kb, 18 March 2007)
  44. New York City, NY: 30 Rockefeller Plaza (GE Building, formerly RCA Building, Rockefeller Center): 'Light' (decoration above right door) (art deco, 1932, Lee Lawrie, colorist Leon V. Solon) (46 kb, 18 March 2007)
  45. New York City, NY: 30 Rockefeller Plaza (GE Building, formerly RCA Building, Rockefeller Center): 'Sound' (decoration above left door) (art deco, 1932, Lee Lawrie, colorist Leon V. Solon) (45 kb, 17 March 2007)
  46. New York City, NY: 30 Rockefeller Plaza (GE Building, formerly RCA Building, Rockefeller Center): 'Wisdom' (decoration above center door) (art deco, 1932, Lee Lawrie, colorist Leon V. Solon) (72 kb, 18 March 2007)
  47. New York City, NY: 320 Fifth Avenue (32nd Street side): lion decoration at top of building (59 kb, 3 January 2008)
  48. New York City, NY: 325 Fifth Avenue: view (2005-2006, Stephen B. Jacobs) (101 kb, 18 March 2007)
  49. New York City, NY: 45 Rockefeller Plaza (International Building, Rockefeller Center): 'Demolition' (part of 'To Commemorate the Workmen of the Center') wall decoration (art deco, 1935, Gaston Lachaise) (50 kb, 18 March 2007)
  50. New York City, NY: 45 Rockefeller Plaza (International Building, Rockefeller Center): 'The Purpose of the International Building' (or 'The Story of Man') (wall decoration above door) (art deco, 1935, Lee Lawrie, colorist Leon V. Solon) (82 kb, 17 March 2007)
  51. New York City, NY: 49 West 49th Street (30 Rockefeller Plaza, Rockefeller Center): 'Transmission' (c1934, Leo Friedlander) (59 kb, 3 January 2008)
  52. New York City, NY: 49 West 49th Street (30 Rockefeller Plaza, Rockefeller Center): 'Transmission' (c1934, Leo Friedlander) (52 kb, 3 January 2008)
  53. New York City, NY: 50 Rockefeller Plaza (Bank of America, formerly Associated Press Building, Rockefeller Center): 'News' (sculpture over door) (1940, Isamu Noguchi) (57 kb, 18 March 2007)
  54. New York City, NY: 551 Fifth Avenue (Fred R. French Building): façade (1926-1927, Sloan and Robertson, and H. Douglas Ives) reflected in Safra National Bank (2006, Cetra/Ruddy) (71 kb, 18 March 2007)
  55. New York City, NY: 610 Fifth Avenue (La Maison Française, Rockefeller Center): 'Seeds of Good Citizenship' (decoration above Channel Gardens entrance) (art deco, 1933, Lee Lawrie, colorist Leon V. Solon) (54 kb, 3 January 2008)
  56. New York City, NY: 610 Fifth Avenue (La Maison Française, Rockefeller Center): 'The Friendship of France and the United States' (bottom half -- Poetry, Beauty and Elegance -- of panel above main entrance) (art deco, 1933, Alfred Janniot) (106 kb, 17 March 2007)
  57. New York City, NY: 610 Fifth Avenue (La Maison Française, Rockefeller Center): 'The Friendship of France and the United States' (panel above main entrance) (art deco, 1933, Alfred Janniot) (99 kb, 18 March 2007)
  58. New York City, NY: 610 Fifth Avenue (La Maison Française, Rockefeller Center): 'Torch of Freedom' (or 'Gallic Freedom') (decoration above main entrance) (art deco, 1933, Alfred Janniot) (68 kb, 18 March 2007)
  59. New York City, NY: 620 Fifth Avenue (British Empire Building, Rockefeller Center): 'Industries of the British Commonwealth' (sculptures above door -- salt, wheat, wool, coal, fish, cotton, tobacco and sugar -- art deco, 1932, Carl Paul Jennewein) (54 kb, 17 March 2007)
  60. New York City, NY: 620 Fifth Avenue (British Empire Building, Rockefeller Center): 'Mercury with Blazing Sun' (decoration above Channel Gardens entrance) (art deco, 1932, Lee Lawrie, colorist Leon V. Solon) (69 kb, 3 January 2008)
  61. New York City, NY: 636 Fifth Avenue (International Building North, Rockefeller Center): 'Youth Leading Industry' (glass block bas-relief over door) (art deco, 1936, Attilra Piccirilli) (58 kb, 18 March 2007)
  62. New York City, NY: 9 West 50th Street (International Building, Rockefeller Center): 'St Francis of Assisi with Birds' (decoration over door) (1935, Lee Lawrie, colorist Leon V. Solon) (64 kb, 18 March 2007)
  63. New York City, NY: Chrysler Building (135 East 42nd Street): entrance (art deco, 1928-1930, William Van Alen) (77 kb, 18 March 2007)
  64. New York City, NY: Chrysler Building (405 Lexington Avenue): view (art deco, 1928-1930, William Van Alen) (38 kb, 18 March 2007)
  65. New York City, NY: Chrysler Building (Lexington Avenue): lantern (art deco, 1928-1930, William Van Alen) (66 kb, 18 March 2007)
  66. New York City, NY: Empire State Building: façade detail (1929-1931, architect Shreve, Lamb and Harmon) (69 kb, 2 January 2008)
  67. New York City, NY: Fifth Avenue: Apple Store (2006, architect Bohlin, Cywinski and Jackson) (79 kb, 27 July 2008)
  68. New York City, NY: JFK Airport: former TWA Terminal building, main entrance (1956-1962, architect Eero Saarinen) (43 kb, 31 July 2008)
  69. New York City, NY: JFK Airport: former TWA Terminal building, view from above (1956-1962, architect Eero Saarinen) (51 kb, 31 July 2008)
  70. New York City, NY: JFK Airport: former TWA Terminal building, view from ground (1956-1962, architect Eero Saarinen) (45 kb, 31 July 2008)
  71. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: Autumn Landscape (c1923, Tiffany Studios, New York City) (93 kb, 17 March 2007)
  72. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: ceramic dish (1565-1570, workshop of Bernard Palissy) (123 kb, 27 July 2008)
  73. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: dish (about 1565-1570, Bernard Palissy, Paris) (124 kb, 17 March 2007)
  74. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: dish (China, Qing dynasty, c1730-1750) (50 kb, 27 July 2008)
  75. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: dish (China, Qing dynasty, Kangxi mark and period, 1662-1722) (72 kb, 27 July 2008)
  76. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: dish (Ming dynasty, Hongzhi mark and period, 1488-1505) (51 kb, 27 July 2008)
  77. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: dish ('The Wedding Feast of Cupid and Psyche', 1558, Pierre Reymond, Limoges) (110 kb, 17 March 2007)
  78. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: dish (Turkey, 16th century) (79 kb, 27 July 2008)
  79. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: Flight into Egypt (c1485-1500, Cologne) (91 kb, 17 March 2007)
  80. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: Goat and Suckling Kid (c 1732-1735, model by Johann Joachim Kaändler, Meissen) (40 kb, 17 March 2007)
  81. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: Gondola Cup (early 17th century, probably modeled by Guillaume Dupré, probably workshop of Claude Barthelémy, Fontainbleau or Avon) (53 kb, 17 March 2007)
  82. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: Grapevine panel (c1905-1915, Tiffany Studios, New York City) (66 kb, 17 March 2007)
  83. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: ivory brush holder (China, 18th century) (46 kb, 4 January 2008)
  84. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: ivory panel with a Saint (Byzantine, said to be from Abbey of Mettlach, carved 500-600, probably in Egypt) (56 kb, 17 March 2007)
  85. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: ivory table screen (China, 18th century) (51 kb, 4 January 2008)
  86. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: lacquer circular dish with full-face dragon (China, c1600) (78 kb, 4 January 2008)
  87. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: lacquer circular incense box with design of lichees (China, late 16th-early 17th century) (54 kb, 4 January 2008)
  88. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: lacquer dish with decoration of two birds (China, early 15th century) (77 kb, 4 January 2008)
  89. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: lacquer dish with two birds and hollyhocks (China, mid-to-late 14th century) (79 kb, 4 January 2008)
  90. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: lacquer seven-lobed platter with scenes of children at play (China, 14th century) (89 kb, 4 January 2008)
  91. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: lacquer stacked food box with boats and plovers (Japan, second half of 19th century, artist Shibata Zeshin) (54 kb, 4 January 2008)
  92. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: Landscape and fountain (c 1905-1915, Tiffany Studios, New York City) (90 kb, 17 March 2007)
  93. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: Landscape and fountain, swan detail (c 1905-1915, Tiffany Studios, New York City) (92 kb, 17 March 2007)
  94. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: main lobby (1894-1902, architect Richard Morris Hunt) (95 kb, 27 July 2008)
  95. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: marble base for the front of a funerary couch (China, late 6th-early 7th century) (93 kb, 4 January 2008)
  96. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: marble sarcophagus (Dionysos on a panther with his attendants) (Roman, about AD220-230) (78 kb, 4 January 2008)
  97. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: marble ('The Reign of Jupiter', c 1555-1560, school of Fontainebleau) (62 kb, 17 March 2007)
  98. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: medallion, Alexander the Great (Limoges, about 1541, Colin Nouailher) (73 kb, 27 July 2008)
  99. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: plate (China, Ming dynasty, early 15th century) (70 kb, 27 July 2008)
  100. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: plate (China, Ming dynasty, early 15th century) (70 kb, 27 July 2008)
  101. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: plate (China, Yuan dynasty, ca. mid-14th century) (78 kb, 27 July 2008)
  102. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: plate (Zurich, c1770) (47 kb, 27 July 2008)
  103. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: plate, Paris Shooting Achilles in the Heel (Urbino, about 1525, Nicola da Urbino) (61 kb, 27 July 2008)
  104. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: Saint Roch with the van Merle family arms and a donor (c1510, Cologne) (77 kb, 17 March 2007)
  105. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: stained glass windows (1912, Frank Lloyd Wright, from Avery Coonley Playhouse, Riverside, IL) (74 kb, 17 March 2007)
  106. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: vessel terminating in forepart of fantastic leonine creature (Iran, Achaemenid period, 5th century BC) (54 kb, 17 March 2007)
  107. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: View of Oyster Bay (c1905, Tiffany Studios, New York City) (79 kb, 17 March 2007)
  108. New York City, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art: Virgin of the Apocalypse (1430-1435, Cologne, Augustinian Cannon's Church of Corpus Christi) (77 kb, 17 March 2007)
  109. New York City, NY: Museum of Modern Art (MOMA): Burst*008 (2008, Jeremy Edmiston and Douglas Gauthier) (part of exhibition 'Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling') (81 kb, 27 July 2008)
  110. New York City, NY: Museum of Modern Art (MOMA): Cellophane House (2008, KieranTimberlake Associates) (part of exhibition 'Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling') (99 kb, 27 July 2008)
  111. New York City, NY: Museum of Modern Art (MOMA): clerestory windows (1912, Frank Lloyd Wright, from Avery Coonley Playhouse, Riverside, IL) (55 kb, 3 January 2008)
  112. New York City, NY: Museum of Modern Art (MOMA): Digitally Fabricated Housing for New Orleans, front view (2008, MIT School of Architecture and Planning, Lawrence Sass) (part of exhibition 'Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling') (93 kb, 27 July 2008)
  113. New York City, NY: Museum of Modern Art (MOMA): Digitally Fabricated Housing for New Orleans, side view (2008, MIT School of Architecture and Planning, Lawrence Sass) (part of exhibition 'Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling') (74 kb, 27 July 2008)
  114. New York City, NY: Museum of Modern Art (MOMA): Digitally Fabricated Housing for New Orleans, window (2008, MIT School of Architecture and Planning, Lawrence Sass) (part of exhibition 'Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling') (47 kb, 27 July 2008)
  115. New York City, NY: Museum of Modern Art (MOMA): 'Josephine Baker III' (c. 1927, Alexander Calder) (26 kb, 3 January 2008)
  116. New York City, NY: Museum of Modern Art (MOMA): Micro Compact House (2008, Horden Cherry Lee Architects and Haack + Höpfner Architects) (part of exhibition 'Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling') (78 kb, 27 July 2008)
  117. New York City, NY: Museum of Modern Art (MOMA): 'Mirror of Light' (1974, Waltercio Caldas) (43 kb, 3 January 2008)
  118. New York City, NY: Museum of Modern Art (MOMA): spandrel from Gage Building (Chicago, IL, 1898-1899, Louis Sullivan) (104 kb, 3 January 2008)
  119. New York City, NY: Museum of Modern Art (MOMA): System3 (2008, Oskar Leo Kaufmann | Albert Rüf Architects) (part of exhibition 'Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling') (62 kb, 27 July 2008)
  120. New York City, NY: New York Public Library (Fifth Avenue): door panel (1902-1911, architect Carrère and Hastings) (112 kb, 18 March 2007)
  121. New York City, NY: One United Nations Plaza (First Avenue at East 44th Street): view (1976, Kevin Roche, John Dinkeloo and Associates) (86 kb, 18 March 2007)
  122. New York City, NY: Radio City Music Hall (Sixth Avenue, Avenue of the Americas): 'Evening' (decoration over entrance) (art deco, 1932, Robert Garrison) (63 kb, 18 March 2007)
  123. New York City, NY: Radio City Music Hall (Sixth Avenue, Avenue of the Americas): 'Morning' (decoration over entrance) (art deco, 1932, Robert Garrison) (62 kb, 18 March 2007)
  124. New York City, NY: Radio City Music Hall (Sixth Avenue, Avenue of the Americas): 'Present' (decoration over entrance) (art deco, 1932, Robert Garrison) (58 kb, 18 March 2007)
  125. New York City, NY: Radio City Music Hall (West 50th Street): 'Dance' (enameled metal rondel) (art deco, 1932, Hildreth Meiere) (75 kb, 18 March 2007)
  126. New York City, NY: Radio City Music Hall (West 50th Street): 'Drama' (enameled metal rondel) (art deco, 1932, Hildreth Meiere) (70 kb, 18 March 2007)
  127. New York City, NY: Radio City Music Hall (West 50th Street): 'Song' (enameled metal rondel) (art deco, 1932, Hildreth Meiere) (64 kb, 18 March 2007)
  128. New York City, NY: Rockefeller Plaza (Channel Gardens, Rockefeller Center): Christmas angel (1954, Valerie Clarebout) (82 kb, 3 January 2008)
  129. New York City, NY: Rockefeller Plaza (Rockefeller Center): 'Maiden' (part of 'Mankind') (1934, Paul Manship) (87 kb, 3 January 2008)
  130. New York City, NY: Rockefeller Plaza (Rockefeller Center): 'Prometheus' (skating rink, lower plaza, sculpture) (art deco, 1934, Paul Manship) (71 kb, 18 March 2007)
  131. New York City, NY: Rockefeller Plaza (Rockefeller Center): 'Youth' (part of 'Mankind') (1934, Paul Manship) (99 kb, 3 January 2008)
  132. New York City, NY: St Patrick's Cathedral (Fifth Avenue): Altar of the Holy Face (91 kb, 18 March 2007)
  133. New York City, NY: St Patrick's Cathedral (Fifth Avenue): ceiling at central crossing (1858-1878, architect James Renwick, Jr. and William Rodrigue) (69 kb, 3 January 2008)
  134. New York City, NY: St Patrick's Cathedral (Fifth Avenue): Founders Window (designed by James Renwick, Jr., made by Nicholas Lorin of Chartres, France) (128 kb, 18 March 2007)
  135. New York City, NY: St Patrick's Cathedral (Fifth Avenue): main altar (1858-1878, architect James Renwick, Jr. and William Rodrigue) (93 kb, 18 March 2007)
  136. New York City, NY: St Patrick's Cathedral (Fifth Avenue): The Adoration of the Child Jesus (made in Chartres, France) (112 kb, 3 January 2008)
  137. New York City, NY: St Patrick's Cathedral (Fifth Avenue): Window of St Henry (made in Chartres, France) (119 kb, 18 March 2007)
  138. New York City, NY: St Patrick's Cathedral (Fifth Avenue): Window of St Mark (made in Nantes, France) (140 kb, 18 March 2007)
  139. New York City, NY: St Patrick's Cathedral (Fifth Avenue): Window of the Annunciation (made in Chartres, France) (117 kb, 18 March 2007)
  140. New York City, NY: United Nations (First Avenue), General Assembly Building: balconies (1947-1953, Le Corbusier, Oscar Niemeyer, Sir Howard Robertson, et al. with Harrison and Abramovitz) (66 kb, 18 March 2007)
  141. New York City, NY: United Nations (First Avenue), General Assembly Building: door panel, Fraternity (56 kb, 18 March 2007)
  142. New York City, NY: United Nations (First Avenue), General Assembly Building: door panel, Justice (60 kb, 18 March 2007)
  143. New York City, NY: United Nations (First Avenue), General Assembly Building: door panel, Truth (55 kb, 18 March 2007)
  144. New York City, NY: United Nations (First Avenue), General Assembly Building: Peace Window (1964, Marc Chagall) (120 kb, 18 March 2007)
  145. New York City, NY: United Nations (First Avenue), General Assembly Building: United Painting (2005, Ranan Lurie) (68 kb, 18 March 2007)
  146. New York City, NY: United Nations (First Avenue), General Assembly Building: view (1947-1953, Le Corbusier, Oscar Niemeyer, Sir Howard Robertson, et al. with Harrison and Abramovitz) (73 kb, 18 March 2007)
  147. New York City, NY: United Nations (First Avenue), Secretariat Building and Hammarskjold Library: view (Secretariat Building, 1947-1953, Le Corbusier, Oscar Niemeyer, Sir Howard Robertson, et al. with Harrison and Abramovitz; Hammarskjold Library, 1963, Harrison, Abramovitz and Harris) (86 kb, 18 March 2007)
  148. New York City, NY: United Nations (First Avenue): 'Sphere within a Sphere' ('Sfera con Sfera') (1995, sculptor Arnaldo Pomodoro) (92 kb, 18 March 2007)
  149. New York City, NY: Waldorf Astoria hotel: ceiling detail (art deco, 1931, architect Schultze and Weaver) (69 kb, 15 June 2002)
  150. New York City, NY: Waldorf Astoria hotel: elevator (lift) door detail (art deco, 1931, architect Schultze and Weaver) (50 kb, 15 June 2002)
  151. New York City, NY: Waldorf Astoria hotel: (part of) mosaic floor (art deco, 1931, architect Schultze and Weaver) (101 kb, 15 June 2002)
  152. New York City, NY: Westin Hotel (Eighth Avenue at 43rd Street): view (2002, Arquitectonica) (60 kb, 18 March 2007)
  153. Niagara Falls, New York (NY) and Ontario: Canadian (Horseshoe) Falls: aerial view (64 kb, 21 September 2004)
  154. Niagara Falls, New York (NY) and Ontario: Canadian (Horseshoe) Falls: aerial view upstream (97 kb, 21 September 2004)
  155. Niagara Falls, New York (NY): American Falls: aerial view (75 kb, 21 September 2004)
  156. Verona Beach, New York (NY): State Park: seagull squawking (34 kb, 6 September 2005)

Pennsylvania, USA:

  1. Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania (PA): Brandywine River Museum: exterior reflections (1970-1971, architect James R. Grieves) (121 kb, 21 July 2008)
  2. Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania (PA): Brandywine River Museum: skylight (1970-1971, architect James R. Grieves) (48 kb, 21 July 2008)
  3. Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania (PA): Brandywine River Museum: skylight (1970-1971, architect James R. Grieves) (49 kb, 21 July 2008)
  4. Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania (PA): Brandywine River Museum: view out of window with reflections of gallery interior (1970-1971, architect James R. Grieves) (78 kb, 21 July 2008)
  5. Chalk Hill, Pennsylvania (PA): Kentuck Knob (I.N. and Bernardine Hagan House): driveway lamp (1950s, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (115 kb, 9 September 2005)
  6. Chalk Hill, Pennsylvania (PA): Kentuck Knob (I.N. and Bernardine Hagan House): entrance area (1954-1956, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (100 kb, 9 September 2005)
  7. Chalk Hill, Pennsylvania (PA): Kentuck Knob (I.N. and Bernardine Hagan House): entrance area detail (steps, wall frieze, small triangular rain drain) (1954-1956, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (82 kb, 9 September 2005)
  8. Chalk Hill, Pennsylvania (PA): Kentuck Knob (I.N. and Bernardine Hagan House): southwest corner (the 'prow') (1954-1956, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (118 kb, 9 September 2005)
  9. Chalk Hill, Pennsylvania (PA): Kentuck Knob (I.N. and Bernardine Hagan House): terrace including hexagonal roof cutouts (1954-1956, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (82 kb, 9 September 2005)
  10. Chalk Hill, Pennsylvania (PA): Kentuck Knob (I.N. and Bernardine Hagan House): west wall and hexagonal roof cutouts (1954-1956, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (112 kb, 9 September 2005)
  11. Elkins Park, Pennsylvania (PA): Beth Sholom Synagogue: door handle (1954-1959, Frank Lloyd Wright and Mortimer J. Cohen) (55 kb, 21 July 2008)
  12. Elkins Park, Pennsylvania (PA): Beth Sholom Synagogue: light fixture (1954-1959, Frank Lloyd Wright and Mortimer J. Cohen) (36 kb, 21 July 2008)
  13. Elkins Park, Pennsylvania (PA): Beth Sholom Synagogue: main chamber (1954-1959, Frank Lloyd Wright and Mortimer J. Cohen) (83 kb, 21 July 2008)
  14. Elkins Park, Pennsylvania (PA): Beth Sholom Synagogue: main chamber, altar (1954-1959, Frank Lloyd Wright and Mortimer J. Cohen) (61 kb, 21 July 2008)
  15. Elkins Park, Pennsylvania (PA): Beth Sholom Synagogue: main chamber, ceiling (1954-1959, Frank Lloyd Wright and Mortimer J. Cohen) (96 kb, 21 July 2008)
  16. Elkins Park, Pennsylvania (PA): Beth Sholom Synagogue: main chamber, chandelier (1954-1959, Frank Lloyd Wright and Mortimer J. Cohen) (86 kb, 21 July 2008)
  17. Elkins Park, Pennsylvania (PA): Beth Sholom Synagogue: main chamber, corner with memorial board (1954-1959, Frank Lloyd Wright and Mortimer J. Cohen) (65 kb, 21 July 2008)
  18. Elkins Park, Pennsylvania (PA): Beth Sholom Synagogue: main entrance (1954-1959, Frank Lloyd Wright and Mortimer J. Cohen) (80 kb, 21 July 2008)
  19. Elkins Park, Pennsylvania (PA): Beth Sholom Synagogue: main entrance (1954-1959, Frank Lloyd Wright and Mortimer J. Cohen) (74 kb, 21 July 2008)
  20. Elkins Park, Pennsylvania (PA): Beth Sholom Synagogue: roof line (1954-1959, Frank Lloyd Wright and Mortimer J. Cohen) (69 kb, 21 July 2008)
  21. Elkins Park, Pennsylvania (PA): Beth Sholom Synagogue: Sisterhood Sanctuary altar (1954-1959, Frank Lloyd Wright and Mortimer J. Cohen) (54 kb, 21 July 2008)
  22. Elkins Park, Pennsylvania (PA): Beth Sholom Synagogue: Star of David light (1954-1959, Frank Lloyd Wright and Mortimer J. Cohen) (111 kb, 21 July 2008)
  23. Elkins Park, Pennsylvania (PA): Beth Sholom Synagogue: view along fountain (1954-1959, Frank Lloyd Wright and Mortimer J. Cohen) (97 kb, 21 July 2008)
  24. Elkins Park, Pennsylvania (PA): Beth Sholom Synagogue: view from front (1954-1959, Frank Lloyd Wright and Mortimer J. Cohen) (71 kb, 21 July 2008)
  25. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Canada Hemlock (Tsuga canadensis) bark (146 kb, 19 July 2008)
  26. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Conservatory, bird bath held up by two birds (95 kb, 19 July 2008)
  27. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Conservatory, Caladium lindenii 'Magnificum' (100 kb, 19 July 2008)
  28. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Conservatory, cycad (Lepidozamia peroffskyana) (147 kb, 19 July 2008)
  29. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Conservatory, Green Lasagna Fern (Asplenium nidus var. plicatum) (114 kb, 19 July 2008)
  30. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Conservatory, Guzmania 'Optima' (51 kb, 19 July 2008)
  31. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Conservatory, large waterplatter (74 kb, 19 July 2008)
  32. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Conservatory, lizard fountain (56 kb, 19 July 2008)
  33. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Conservatory, lizard fountain (80 kb, 19 July 2008)
  34. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Conservatory, mosaic water lily fountain (105 kb, 19 July 2008)
  35. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Conservatory, orchid (Cattleya g. Valentine 'Coerulea') (49 kb, 19 July 2008)
  36. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Conservatory, orchid (Dendrochilum filiforme 'Mt Cuba') (112 kb, 19 July 2008)
  37. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Conservatory, orchid (Disa unifora) (47 kb, 19 July 2008)
  38. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Conservatory, orchid (Habenaria rhodocheila) (64 kb, 19 July 2008)
  39. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Conservatory, Philodendron 'Pig Skin', leaf (135 kb, 19 July 2008)
  40. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Conservatory, water lily (46 kb, 19 July 2008)
  41. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Fancy-Leaved Caldium (Caladium x hortulanum cv. Candidum) (130 kb, 19 July 2008)
  42. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Ginkgo Biloba bark (146 kb, 19 July 2008)
  43. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Littleleaf Linden (Tilia cordata) bark (123 kb, 19 July 2008)
  44. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Pierce's Wood folly (105 kb, 19 July 2008)
  45. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Pin Oak (Quercus palustris) (158 kb, 19 July 2008)
  46. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: 'The Birdhouse' (2008, designed and built by Treehouse Workshop) (141 kb, 19 July 2008)
  47. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: 'The Canopy Cathedral' (2008, designed and built by Treehouse Workshop) (146 kb, 19 July 2008)
  48. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: 'The Lookout Loft', back half (2008, designed and built by Forever Young) (129 kb, 19 July 2008)
  49. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: 'The Lookout Loft', column support (2008, designed and built by Forever Young) (84 kb, 19 July 2008)
  50. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: 'The Lookout Loft', front half (2008, designed and built by Forever Young) (119 kb, 19 July 2008)
  51. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Topiary Garden, guard dog / lion (95 kb, 19 July 2008)
  52. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania (PA): Longwood Gardens: Tulp Tree (Liriodendron tulipifera) bark (135 kb, 19 July 2008)
  53. Media, Pennsylvania (PA): Tyler Aboretum: 'Arboreal Adventum' (2008, designer Buchart-Horn/BASCO Associates, builders Pocopson Industries) (part of 'Totally Terrific Treehouses') (150 kb, 20 July 2008)
  54. Media, Pennsylvania (PA): Tyler Aboretum: 'Arboreal Adventum' (2008, designer Buchart-Horn/BASCO Associates, builders Pocopson Industries) (part of 'Totally Terrific Treehouses') (114 kb, 20 July 2008)
  55. Media, Pennsylvania (PA): Tyler Aboretum: butterfly seat (132 kb, 20 July 2008)
  56. Media, Pennsylvania (PA): Tyler Aboretum: 'Cape May Bluebird House' (2008, designer and builder Preferred Landscaping, Inc.) (part of 'Totally Terrific Treehouses') (96 kb, 20 July 2008)
  57. Media, Pennsylvania (PA): Tyler Aboretum: Eastern White Pine (Pinus strobus) bark (153 kb, 20 July 2008)
  58. Media, Pennsylvania (PA): Tyler Aboretum: 'Hobbit House' (2008, designer and builder Bob Deane) (part of 'Totally Terrific Treehouses') (129 kb, 20 July 2008)
  59. Media, Pennsylvania (PA): Tyler Aboretum: 'Outlook' (2008, designer PDK Architects, builder Hessert Construction) (part of 'Totally Terrific Treehouses') (157 kb, 20 July 2008)
  60. Media, Pennsylvania (PA): Tyler Aboretum: 'Outlook' (2008, designer PDK Architects, builder Hessert Construction) (part of 'Totally Terrific Treehouses') (157 kb, 20 July 2008)
  61. Media, Pennsylvania (PA): Tyler Aboretum: Red Maple (Acer rubrum) bark (135 kb, 20 July 2008)
  62. Media, Pennsylvania (PA): Tyler Aboretum: 'Scared Silly' (pink elephant) (2008, designer and builder Ben Chandler, Chris McNichol, Michael Kinsley, and Surplus Salvage) (part of 'Totally Terrific Treehouses') (160 kb, 20 July 2008)
  63. Media, Pennsylvania (PA): Tyler Aboretum: 'The Bell House' (2008, designer and builder Steve Kelly, John Darling-Wolf, Russell Pierson, Mt. Airy Treehouse Players) (part of 'Totally Terrific Treehouses') (145 kb, 20 July 2008)
  64. Media, Pennsylvania (PA): Tyler Aboretum: 'Treegloo' (2008, designer and builder Andrew Brehm and Friends) (part of 'Totally Terrific Treehouses') (155 kb, 20 July 2008)
  65. Media, Pennsylvania (PA): Tyler Aboretum: 'Tyler's Tree Home' (2008, designer Wm. A. Schmidt and Sons, and Geoff Anderson; builder Wm. A. Schmidt and Sons) (part of 'Totally Terrific Treehouses') (142 kb, 20 July 2008)
  66. Media, Pennsylvania (PA): Tyler Aboretum: 'Williamson Serves' (2008, designer and builder The Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades Senior Carpentry Students) (part of 'Totally Terrific Treehouses') (127 kb, 20 July 2008)
  67. Mill Run, Pennsylvania (PA): Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): dining table (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (72 kb, 9 September 2005)
  68. Mill Run, Pennsylvania (PA): Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): entrance, driveway and trellis (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (131 kb, 9 September 2005)
  69. Mill Run, Pennsylvania (PA): Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): guest house plunge pool (1938, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (108 kb, 9 September 2005)
  70. Mill Run, Pennsylvania (PA): Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): living room (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (93 kb, 9 September 2005)
  71. Mill Run, Pennsylvania (PA): Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): living room east terrace (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (88 kb, 9 September 2005)
  72. Mill Run, Pennsylvania (PA): Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): living room, hatchway to stream (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (90 kb, 9 September 2005)
  73. Mill Run, Pennsylvania (PA): Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): master bedroom terrace and living room west terrace (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (79 kb, 9 September 2005)
  74. Mill Run, Pennsylvania (PA): Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): standard view (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (141 kb, 9 September 2005)
  75. Mill Run, Pennsylvania (PA): Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): third floor terrace (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (102 kb, 9 September 2005)
  76. Mill Run, Pennsylvania (PA): Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): view from bridge (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (86 kb, 9 September 2005)
  77. Mill Run, Pennsylvania (PA): Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): window embedded in stone, second floor dressing room (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (102 kb, 9 September 2005)
  78. Mill Run, Pennsylvania (PA): Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): windows (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (106 kb, 9 September 2005)
  79. Swarthmore, Pennsylvania (PA): Swarthmore College: American Elm (Ulmus americana) bark (130 kb, 18 July 2008)
  80. Swarthmore, Pennsylvania (PA): Swarthmore College: Clothier Hall door (1929, architect Karcher and Smith) (80 kb, 18 July 2008)
  81. Swarthmore, Pennsylvania (PA): Swarthmore College: Dean Bond Rose Garden, gate detail (1996) (103 kb, 18 July 2008)
  82. Swarthmore, Pennsylvania (PA): Swarthmore College: Dean Bond Rose Garden, hare having dinner (103 kb, 18 July 2008)
  83. Swarthmore, Pennsylvania (PA): Swarthmore College: drain cover (128 kb, 18 July 2008)
  84. Swarthmore, Pennsylvania (PA): Swarthmore College: McCabe Library, windows (1967, architect Vincent G. Kling and Associates) (101 kb, 18 July 2008)
  85. Swarthmore, Pennsylvania (PA): Swarthmore College: Scott Amphitheatre (1942, designed by Thomas W. Sears) (113 kb, 18 July 2008)
  86. Swarthmore, Pennsylvania (PA): Swarthmore College: Scott Amphitheatre (1942, designed by Thomas W. Sears) (113 kb, 18 July 2008)

Other USA:

  1. Bethesda, Maryland (MD): National Library of Medicine, NIH (National Institutes of Health): sculpture ('Tree 1', 1981, Kenneth Snelson) and view of building (1959-1962, O'Connor and Kilham) (76 kb, 19 March 2007)
  2. Bethesda, Maryland (MD): National Library of Medicine, NIH (National Institutes of Health): view (1959-1962, O'Connor and Kilham) (80 kb, 20 March 2007)
  3. Brandywine Creek, Delaware (DE): Smith's Bridge: view (reconstructed 2002) (118 kb, 20 July 2008)
  4. Guilford, Vermont (VT): Southeastern Vermont Welcome Center (1999, architect Timothy D. Smith and Associates with Vermont Timber Works) (101 kb, 1 December 2002)
  5. New Canaan, Connecticut (CT): Glass House estate: Entrance Gate (1977, Philip Johnson) (117 kb, 24 July 2008)
  6. New Canaan, Connecticut (CT): Glass House estate: Gate House ('da Monsta'), door (1995, Philip Johnson) (51 kb, 24 July 2008)
  7. New Canaan, Connecticut (CT): Glass House estate: Gate House ('da Monsta'), view (1995, Philip Johnson) (62 kb, 24 July 2008)
  8. New Canaan, Connecticut (CT): Glass House estate: Glass House, bed area (1949, Philip Johnson) (92 kb, 24 July 2008)
  9. New Canaan, Connecticut (CT): Glass House estate: Glass House, kitchen area (1949, Philip Johnson) (78 kb, 24 July 2008)
  10. New Canaan, Connecticut (CT): Glass House estate: Glass House, lounge area (1949, Philip Johnson) (97 kb, 24 July 2008)
  11. New Canaan, Connecticut (CT): Glass House estate: Glass House, lounge area (1949, Philip Johnson) (80 kb, 24 July 2008)
  12. New Canaan, Connecticut (CT): Glass House estate: Glass House, view (1949, Philip Johnson) (130 kb, 24 July 2008)
  13. New Canaan, Connecticut (CT): Glass House estate: Glass House, view (1949, Philip Johnson) (112 kb, 24 July 2008)
  14. New Canaan, Connecticut (CT): Glass House estate: Guest House (Brick House), view from back (1949-1950, Philip Johnson) (126 kb, 24 July 2008)
  15. New Canaan, Connecticut (CT): Glass House estate: Guest House (Brick House), view from front (1949-1950, Philip Johnson) (97 kb, 24 July 2008)
  16. New Canaan, Connecticut (CT): Glass House estate: Library Studio (1980, Philip Johnson) (with Ghost House, 1984, behind) (88 kb, 24 July 2008)
  17. New Canaan, Connecticut (CT): Glass House estate: Painting Gallery (1965, Philip Johnson) (97 kb, 24 July 2008)
  18. New Canaan, Connecticut (CT): Glass House estate: Sculpture Gallery, interior (1970, Philip Johnson) (65 kb, 24 July 2008)
  19. New Canaan, Connecticut (CT): Glass House estate: untitled circular sculpture (1971, Donald Judd) (116 kb, 24 July 2008)
  20. New Canaan, Connecticut (CT): Oenoke Ridge: Alice Ball House (1953, Philip Johnson) (108 kb, 24 July 2008)
  21. Washington, DC: 15th Street NW: Boy Scout Memorial (1964, sculptor Donald DeLue) (120 kb, 20 March 2007)
  22. Washington, DC: Arlington Memorial Bridge: sculpture 'Aspiration and Literature' (commissioned 1925, designs approved 1933, erected 1951, sculptor James Earle Fraser) (65 kb, 20 March 2007)
  23. Washington, DC: Arlington Memorial Bridge: sculpture 'Music and Harvest' (commissioned 1925, designs approved 1933, erected 1951, sculptor James Earle Fraser) (57 kb, 20 March 2007)
  24. Washington, DC: Capitol Building: view (1793-1829, William Thornton, Benjamin Henry Latrobe, Charles Bulfinch, since extended) (67 kb, 20 March 2007)
  25. Washington, DC: Department of Commerce (15th Street NW): pediment (1934, James Earle Fraser) (60 kb, 20 March 2007)
  26. Washington, DC: Department of Commerce (15th Street NW): pediment (1934, James Earle Fraser) (67 kb, 20 March 2007)
  27. Washington, DC: Korean War Monument: statues (1995, Frank Gaylord) (146 kb, 20 March 2007)
  28. Washington, DC: Lincoln Memorial: Abraham Lincoln (1914-1922, sculptor Daniel Chester French, architect Henry Bacon) (41 kb, 20 March 2007)
  29. Washington, DC: National Gallery of Art East Building (Madison Drive NW): Oriforme (1962/1977, Jean Arp) (86 kb, 20 March 2007)
  30. Washington, DC: National Gallery of Art East Building (Madison Drive NW): view (1974-1978, I.M. Pei) (50 kb, 20 March 2007)
  31. Washington, DC: National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden (Constitution Avenue NW): Cheval Rouge (Red Horse) (1974, Alexander Calder) (83 kb, 20 March 2007)
  32. Washington, DC: National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden (Constitution Avenue NW): Cluster of Four Cubes (1992, George Rickey) (88 kb, 20 March 2007)
  33. Washington, DC: National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden (Constitution Avenue NW): Cubi XXVI (1965, David Smith) (146 kb, 20 March 2007)
  34. Washington, DC: National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden (Constitution Avenue NW): Four-Sided Pyramid (1997, Sol Lewitt) (75 kb, 20 March 2007)
  35. Washington, DC: National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden (Constitution Avenue NW): Thinker on a Rock (1997, Barry Flanagan) (169 kb, 20 March 2007)
  36. Washington, DC: Organization of American States (17th Street NW): lantern (90 kb, 20 March 2007)
  37. Washington, DC: Smithsonian National Museum of American History, Behring Center: sculpture 'Infinity' (1967, José de Rivera) (48 kb, 20 March 2007)
  38. Washington, DC: Supreme Court (1st Street SE): view (1932-1935, Cass Gilbert and John Rockart) (54 kb, 20 March 2007)
  39. Washington, DC: Union Station (Massachusetts Avenue): ceiling (1907, Daniel Burnham, assisted by Pierce Anderson, restored 1981-1988) (72 kb, 19 March 2007)
  40. Washington, DC: Union Station (Massachusetts Avenue): Christopher Columbus Memorial Fountain (1912, statue Lorado Z. Taft, fountain Daniel Burnham) (55 kb, 20 March 2007)
  41. Washington, DC: Washington Monument: view (1848-1885, Robert Mills) (24 kb, 20 March 2007)
  42. Washington, DC: World War II Memorial: view (2004, design architect Friedrich St. Florian) (66 kb, 20 March 2007)
  43. Winterthur, Delaware (DE): Winterthur estate: chandelier (47 kb, 20 July 2008)
  44. Winterthur, Delaware (DE): Winterthur estate: frog fountain ('Water's Edge', 1997, André Harvey) (in Enchanted Woods) (66 kb, 20 July 2008)
  45. Winterthur, Delaware (DE): Winterthur estate: Montmorenci Stair Hall (from 1822 plantation home in North Carolina) (64 kb, 20 July 2008)
  46. Winterthur, Delaware (DE): Winterthur estate: Oriental Spruce (Picea orientalis) bark (127 kb, 20 July 2008)
  47. Winterthur, Delaware (DE): Winterthur estate: Plate (charger) (about 1720, made in Jingdezhen, China) (83 kb, 20 July 2008)
  48. Winterthur, Delaware (DE): Winterthur estate: Plate (charger) (about 1730, made in Jingdezhen, China) (68 kb, 20 July 2008)
  49. Winterthur, Delaware (DE): Winterthur estate: turtles (2001, André Harvey) (in Enchanted Woods) (128 kb, 20 July 2008)
  50. Winterthur, Delaware (DE): Winterthur estate: Visitor Center (1961, architects Victorine and Samuel Homsey) (131 kb, 20 July 2008)