Spiral into infinity.
This staircase technically leads to an end after a few floors but the design is extraordinary from all angles--creating a look as if it can live on forever.
Imagery at a dream state. A mix of photography and digital art infused with color and texture.
Spiral into infinity.
This staircase technically leads to an end after a few floors but the design is extraordinary from all angles--creating a look as if it can live on forever.
The simple yet chic exterior architecture of St Louis Cathedral is worth studying. The shiny, metallic-like conical roofs and clean white walls create a crisp contrast.
The aligned carriages came at the right time and added the precise amount of color and balance to this picture.
Ancient volcanic activity leaves this nature preserve with a stunning crescent shape. Rocky cliffs and awe-inspiring forms take hold, with the soft, contrasting beach and water in the near distance.
Himeji Castle Part III: The white heron castle lives on.
One of the most grandeur castles in Japan with satisfying views of the city-- traditional architecture, foliage, and mountains stretch far and beyond.
Featured in Flickr's Explore.
Reunion Tower Part IV: The light doesn't always perfectly catch--and reflect--off of a building. As sunset approaches, you attempt to capture the ideal moment where the light, colors, and reflections all intersect in between.
In this exact moment, the clouds turn into a soft, magical shade of pink and the bright sun shines directly through the skyscrapers. The time to pause, reflect, and soak in the present moment is here.
Tokyo Tower observatory Part II: City traffic dazzles at night from above; the famous Rainbow bridge hides in the background, and the skyscraping buildings soar into infinity.
Why not add to the shimmer with some streams of light coming from the sky and light blue effects on the cityscape?