I loved the soft light on the pillars.
Highest position at #391in Explore.
Pillars of strength by pompey shoes
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I loved the soft light on the pillars.
Highest position at #391in Explore.
Sculptor Gyula Pauer’s work consists of 60 pairs of shoes cast in iron, a reference to the shoes of some of the thousands of victims shot into the river by the Arrow Cross
Although the volcano has been dormant many years it amazed me how slowly nature returns to the landscape.
Highest position at #292 on Explore
Silica - a public artwork that incorporates a bus shelter and kiosk in its base. The structure's spire contains thousands of glass bulbs which are lit by LED lights.
I loved the design and its modern appearance seemed at variance to the buildings around it.
Highest position at #197 in Explore.
Highest position in Explore: 339
-Added to the Cream of the Crop pool as my best of 2008.
Mary Magdalene Tower (Mária Magdolna torony). Chancel was destroyed in World War II, and was not rebuilt, apart from this window as a memorial.
-Added to theCream of the Crop pool as most favorited.
Winner of Challenge Group Game Special Challenge May 2008.
Winner of Photo Face Off Hall of Fame May 2008.
Écija, known as "El sartén de España" - the frying pan of Spain. Visited mid-afternoon and there was no-one to be seen!
-Added to theCream of the Crop pool as my personal favorite.
This cute little monkey kept peeking out from behind the curtain to watch its mate in the cage. Not sure if it was using the curtain to protect itself from the cold or to hide - I like to think it was the latter ;-)