Cityscapes and Skylines

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Featured Work

CITY ONE 2008 by Matt Ware

“City One 2008”....the battle between moon and city light reflecting across the water…. One piece in Matt Ware’s “Let’s Get Responsible Collection” for 2008. PLEASE VISIT WWW.PLATINUMGALLERY.CO.UK FOR MORE ARTWORKS BY ME!
Shanghai Parallel by petewashere

My grandfather grew up in China prior to the second world war. He told me stories of an exciting existence, an intertwined reality of ex-pat decadence and rich Chinese culture. I wanted to design a motor car befitting of some of his stories, and create a scene of context. I suppose it’s a parallel universe viewpoint of an automobile that could have been. This image is dedicated to him.
NEW YORK 2008 by Matt Ware

New york 2008, reflections over the water…. One piece in Matt Ware’s “Let’s Get Responsible Collection” for 2008. PLEASE VISIT WWW.PLATINUMGALLERY.CO.UK FOR MORE ARTWORKS BY ME!

Recent Work

View from 17 by PPPhotoArt

This was taken this afternoon, Friday, from the 17th floor of the hospital where i was visiting a friend. Taken on auto mode with the Sony through the window..
Blue Lite Construction by Stephen Permezel

Bangkok, Thailand
Jerusalem: Old & New by Eyal Nahmias

A view of the dome of the rock, the western wall and the old city of jerusalem. from “the promenade” the neighborhood of Armon Hanatziv ( East Talpiot) is a special attraction. According to Jewish tradition, the hill is the spot where Abraham and Isaac first saw Mount Moriah, the spot where Abraham would come within a hair`s breath of sacrificing his son. Christians call the spot the Hill of Evil Counsel, after their belief that here, the Sanhedrin decided to put Jesus on trial. Today, the area is home to a panoramic walkway featuring panoramic views of the Old City, Temple Mount, Mount of Olives, and stark Judean Desert to the west. Jerusalemites universally call it the “tayelet” (Hebrew for “promenade”), but in fact there are actually three promenades to discover. This shot was taken from the Walter and Elise Haas Promenade The Haas Promenade was the original tourist attraction in the neighborhood, and continues to enjoy the most unique view in Jerusalem. Situated directly above a Second Temple-era aqueduct, the promenade illustrates the ancient words of King David: “As the mountains surround Jerusalem, so the Lord surrounds His people.” The Promenade enjoys the widest view of the three walkways, including clear views of the Old City walls, Temple Mount, al-Aqsa Mosque, Dome of the Rock and Mount of Olives, as well as Jerusalem`s “Three Towers” – the Seven Arches Hotel atop the Mount of Olives, Augusta Victoria Hospital further to the west, and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, at the summit of Mount Scopus.
Shadows, Light & Glass - Moods of a City # 17 - The HDR Series , North Sydney Australia by Philip Johnson

BEST VIEWED LARGER* / The colours of dawn are shown being reflected through buildings in the North Sydney CBD, my attention was drawn by the light entering that building in the middle allowing it to shine through whole floors. The shot was taken from the 10th floor of my buiding, where I work. This was taken using my Nikon D300, Nikon 18-200mm lens, hand held using multiple bracketed shots, then finally processed using Photomatix HDR Software. My HDR adventure continues
No more Twins by macmichael

More then 6 years after september 11th, I still can’t get used to the New York skyline without the Twintowers. / I’ve heard so many people wondering how people can just hijack planes to use as bombs. But I think we must also ask ourselves what happened that made people so angry to decide to do such a horrible thing. Because if we don’t, I’m afraid there is much more terror to come.