photograph © Katherine Emma Maguire

This is from her Winter Wonderland Gallery, just one of a number of galleries on her website Camera Aperture

Kitty, as she is known to her friends, also publishes regular photographs of Amsterdam on her blog Photo Life

© Craig Camp, 2007
Rainy October morning over Dundee Hills is one the photos included in Oregon Vistas one of the galleries of photographs by Craig Camp

Hozoviotissa Monastery
photograph © Karin Shepherd, 2007

This is from an account by Michael and Karin Shepherd of their recent trip to Amorgous & Donousa.

More pictures can be seen on their Picasa Web Album.

Magid Handbags
photograph © Walter Grutchfield, 2002

New York City Signs — 14th to 42nd Street is a survey of some of the thousands of signs found in New York. The emphasis is on vintage signs but not exclusively. The earliest photographs date from the mid-80s. Many of these signs no longer exist. Documentation is supplied wherever available.

(c) Andrei Bodrov

Digital Egypt is a virtual tour of the Giza Plateau in Egypt, with fullscreen panoramas and photos from different places.

Wastwater by Ann Bowker from Lake District Photographs, a gallery of photographs from the English Lake District.

This picture is from the collection of R Waites. His Ackworth Album is hosted by the IT Dept of Ackworth School.

It is a fascinating collection of old photographs of the village. Some other links to Ackworth can be found on Ackworth born, gone West

Photo by John Parnell, all rights reserved.

Photos of Bedfordshire is a collection by John Parnell.

Arc de Triomphe in Cinquantenaire, Brussels.

photo by David Damjanovic / bxel.net, all rights reserved.

Photos de Bruxelles & Belgique is a collection of four albums of photographs. There is a general Brussels portfolio and a second one specializing in the Brussels subway. The third portfolio includes photographs from the rest of Belgium, whilst a fourth is dedicated to Urban Art.

Double O Arch.
photo by QT Luong/terragalleria.com, all rights reserved.

This is just one of thousands of photographs of US National Parks. The image collection is the result of a monumental project to photograph in depth each of the National Parks, using when possible a large format camera. In the summer of 2002, QT Luong became the first photographer to complete this project, by achieving the goal of visiting each of the 58 US National Parks. New images and information will be added regularly to the site.