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Some cities just have a certain style. I bet you recognize this one without me telling you where it is.

San Francisco at the end of a long day, as seen from the top of the Parc 55.

After hiking the Grand Canyon the day before it was difficult to motivate for this sunrise shot. I was worried the sky would be covered in clouds, but I was lucky and there were just enough to make the sunrise even better.

The view of the train bridge converted to a bike path from the Boston University Bridge almost gives you too much to take in at once. Graffiti, boats, skyline, all very different elements in one place. While I was standing here a sailboat slowly crashed into the bridge, and was quickly pulled away by another boat. These rental boats must get some good abuse!

…in San Francisco. Probably somewhere by this intersection. I don’t know exactly what it is, but I always love the way the wires for the electric buses criss-cross over the intersections in this city.

I like cities, I like buildings, but I liked this particular street a little bit more at an angle.

A quick walk around Valladolid was anything but boring. The brightly colored buildings, the old cathedral in the distance, the mopeds everywhere. I loved it, and it was hard to leave.

The Charles River surrounded by the city of Boston. I had a hell of a time getting this shot. There was a small tripod involved, lots of lights behind me reflecting on the glass, and oh yeah, tons of crazy kids jumping around so much the whole building was shaking. I was able to eek this out, and I don’t think it is half bad!

A pleasant row of tulips, leading to, well, a not so pleasant house. That old house must have a story all its own.

The view of the great city of Boston by night. I was able to spend some time here recently, and had to take some of my obligatory night shots. I wasn’t sure what to expect from the skyline, but I was happy with what I found from the top of the Prudential Center. Hope you enjoy it too!