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Castle of Prague at night. The Prague Castle, the office residence of the Czech President, at night. Slightly overexposed. Nikon 601 24-50 and Agfa Ultra 50, some 15 sec. No tripod used as I forgot it in the trunk... July 1992
A traditional old church with wooden roof in Bily Ujezd, Czech Republic. There is an axe in the roof: an old saying says that one of the roof workers was falling off the roof and he saved himself by slamming the axe into the roof, thus stopping his fall. They left the axe there as to remember the incident.1N with 28-70L on Fuji Reala 100. September 1995
Eiffel Tower at night. A pretty cheesy one-in-a-million shot of the Eiffel Tower in Paris at night. I thought to put it here anyway... T90, 20-35L, Agfacolor 200. March 1993
The pyramid at Louvre. The illuminated pyramid in the Louvre, Paris. Nikon 601 24-50. A stone was used as tripod which was left behind at the hotel... June 1992
Two skyscrapers in Paris . The Fiat (left) and ELF buildings at La Defense, Paris. The Fiat building is a clear-cut black block, while the ELF building is way more modern looking. Although the ELF building is way bigger, it takes only 1/3 of the energy for the air-conditioning due of its modern design. T90, 20-35L, Agfacolor 100. March 1993
La Nouvelle Arche, Paris. The original Arche de Triomphe wasn't probably big enough, so the French built this 110 meter tall office building at La Defense, in the super-modern part of Paris. Of course I had to get up there, and no doubt I got airsick as usual... Note that Jean-Michel Jarre once used this background for one of his extremely spectacular concerts with the mandatory laser show. T90, 20-35L, Agfacolor 100. March 1993
Stockalper Castle, Brig. The "Stockalperschloss" in Brig, Switzerland, at night. It is Switzerland's largest castle - now you see why the French or German just laugh at that sight. January 1994
Town Hall in Stockholm. A view of Stockholm on a cloudy afternoon. Unfortunately underexposed. While we were in Stockholm we were extremely lucky to enjoy weather like this - normally it was pouring rain. T90, 20-35L, Agfacolor 100. July 1993
I-5 in Seattle at night. A view across the I-5 towards the Pacific, as taken from the border of the probably most expensive part of Seattle, according to the houses and the parked cars. The Space Needle would be a bit more to the right. Elite 100. June 1994
Chicago, IL. A tricky double exposure showing the moon and a skyscraper. First shot the moon with 75-200/2x extender and then the building with 20-35L at 20mm on Agfachrome CT100. Note that the moon is upside down. May 1994
Fancy building in Seattle. Don't know what the name of the building is, but it is definitely not suitable for San Francisco, as it probably is not earthquake safe at all... But then, what is! T90, 20-35L, Kodak Elite 100. June 1994
Stanford Hoover Tower at midnight. It was a very cloudy and windy night, and I had the Hoover Tower just for myself. T90, 20-35L, Agfacolor Ultra 50, 50 sec at 3.5. February 1995
Stanford Main Quad at midnight. T90, 20-35L, Agfacolor Ultra 50, 20 sec at 3.5. February 1995
Golden Gate Bridge at night. Notice the full moon just rising over the San Francisco Bay. T90, 20-35L, Agfacolor Optima 125, at 3.5. February 1995

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