Pier (II), Florida, USA

The second of the Pier images from my ongoing Florida Seascape series.

(See more pictures from Florida on Journey Photographic here)

Flamenco (X), Seville, Spain

Apparently it’s been three months since I posted a flamenco picture, so here’s another one for you.  I’ve decided one of my photographic goals for the next few years is to get back to Spain and photograph one of their flamenco festivals, such as the Festival de Jerez.  It would probably be helpful if I spoke Spanish…

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Looking Down (V), USA

More from 30,000ft…. the combination of amazing landscape and amazing light made this the most photogenic flight I’ve ever been on.

(See more pictures from 30,000ft on Journey Photographic here)

Sampans, Hong Kong

A view of the traffic on Aberdeen Harbour, Hong Kong, out the back of a sampan.

Sagrada Familia (III), Barcelona, Spain

I’ve previously compared the Sagrada Familia to an enchanted forest, but from some angles it looks more like the interior of an alien spacecraft…

(See more pictures of the Sagrada Familia on Journey Photographic here)

Flag lowering ceremony, American Cemetery, Normandy, France

At 4:30pm each day, the two American flags which fly over the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial are lowered.

(See more pictures from the American Cemetery on Journey Photographic here)

Child, Vatican Museums, Rome

A child taking a picture somewhere deep in the halls of the Vatican Museums. Come to think of it, I’m fairly certain this picture was taken in the Gallery of Tapestries, a long hall displaying a collection of 15th and 17th century tapestries.

Yes, it’s blurry. No, I don’t care!

(See more pictures of the Vatican on Journey Photographic here)

Giant's Causeway, Northern Ireland

Here’s another picture of the incredibly photogenic Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland.

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Hyde Park, London

I’ve been to London’s Hyde Park quite a few times now, but I think my favourite picture from there is one of my earliest, looking through the trees of the park down to the Serpentine.

(See more pictures of London on Journey Photographic here)

Woman and Wall, Macau

Macau is known for gambling and tourism, but it’s also a great place to walk around and soak up the atmosphere and the architecture, a fascinating mix of European and Asian. It’s also not a bad place to live – according to the CIA World Factbook, the life expectancy of the Macanese is the 2nd highest in the world.

(See more pictures of Macau on Journey Photographic here)