Prague for Photographers (and Instagrammers)
March 31, 2016
Prague is a popular city with photographers, but spacesXplaces shares some extraordinary different ways of looking at it, and some parts seldom seen.
Prague is a popular city with photographers, but spacesXplaces shares some extraordinary different ways of looking at it, and some parts seldom seen.
A raft of new buildings, including efforts by A-list architects such as Norman Foster and Frank Gehry will soon be going up around London’s Battersea
A major expansion of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, whose steps are the scene of Rocky Balboa’s training runs in the movies and one of Philly’s most popular tourist spots, may lead to a major modification or even removal of the steps. …
Manhattan’s skyline is constantly, although the changes are not always instantly obvious, at least not so much as the change between the city’s days as a port where the ships lined the shore and the growth of huge buildings clustered together in their…
Lower Manhattan, arguably the original home of the skyscraper, has seen its profile altered over the years by new buildings of varying size and quality. In the past half-dozen years, two new and very tall ones have taken the trend in different…
The Gumbo gang did a number on this one: the answer came in pieces from Still Country Photo who placed it in Barcelona, Jonathan L who suggested Spain or Catalonia, and from PortMoresby who identified it as the sculpture Homentage a la…
Prague is a popular city with photographers, but spacesXplaces shares some extraordinary different ways of looking at it, and some parts seldom seen.
A raft of new buildings, including efforts by A-list architects such as Norman Foster and Frank Gehry will soon be
A major expansion of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, whose steps are the scene of Rocky Balboa’s training runs in the movies and one of Philly’s most popular tourist spots, may lead to a major modification or even removal of the steps. …
Manhattan’s skyline is constantly, although the changes are not always instantly obvious, at least not so much as the change between the city’s days as a port where the ships lined the shore and the growth of huge buildings clustered together in their…
Lower Manhattan, arguably the original home of the skyscraper, has seen its profile altered over the years by new buildings of varying size and quality. In the past half-dozen years, two new and very tall ones have taken the trend in different…
The Gumbo gang did a number on this one: the answer came in pieces from Still Country Photo who placed it in Barcelona, Jonathan L who suggested Spain or Catalonia, and from PortMoresby who identified it as the sculpture Homentage a la…