April Challenge - CITY

[Colin Woods]

Thanks to Wim for setting March's subject, and apologies for including a photo that was not taken by me. It was taken by my wife, but it was such a lovely moment for me to be in that forest with these birds all around me. It fit the theme so well that I completely forgot one small detail of the challenge - that the contributor has to be the owner of the picture. Oops. 

 

Anyway, at the moment I am in magnificent Berlin, probably my favourite city ever. So, the theme of the April challenge is CITY. It can be well known landmarks or unknown backstreets, people alone or in crowds, night or day. Send 'em in, a maximum of three per person and I will sort out 8 on April 30th. 

 

The last few challenges have seen a really high standard of pictures, so I am looking forward to seeing some great shots on the theme of CITY.

 

Cheers

 

Colin

[wiskerke]

Great challenge! And congratulations to you & the leader of the opposition as well!

 

wim

[Davey Towers]

Congratulations to the Leader of the Opposition (LOTO)

 

And also to you Colin, an interesting challenge which by decree will attract interesting views of interesting cities.

Here are my three:

 

 

 

 

Thanks and good luck to everyone

Davey

[Marianne]

Reykjavik, Iceland:

 

 

 

New York, NY

 

 

Baltimore, Maryland

 

[TokyoM1ke]

Thanks to Wim for setting March's subject, and apologies for including a photo that was not taken by me. It was taken by my wife, but it was such a lovely moment for me to be in that forest with these birds all around me. It fit the theme so well that I completely forgot one small detail of the challenge - that the contributor has to be the owner of the picture. Oops. 

 

Anyway, at the moment I am in magnificent Berlin, probably my favourite city ever. So, the theme of the April challenge is CITY. It can be well known landmarks or unknown backstreets, people alone or in crowds, night or day. Send 'em in, a maximum of three per person and I will sort out 8 on April 30th. 

 

The last few challenges have seen a really high standard of pictures, so I am looking forward to seeing some great shots on the theme of CITY.

 

Cheers

 

Colin

Congratulations - good win!

 

Not that it matters too much for this one but Alamy only or any photograph?

[Jill Morgan]

Toronto Skyline on a very dark stormy day

 

 

Toronto Blue Jays Baseball fans heading to a game

 

 

The standard cityscape photo of Toronto

 

 

 

I may change one later though.

 

Jill

[Lynn Palmer]

Lincoln Road nightlife, Miami Beach

 

Miami Bayfront Skyline

 

Mercedes Benz Corporate Run, Miami Bayfront

[TokyoM1ke]

A Tokyo festival

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tokyo Diet (Parliament) building after a small typhoon. By the way, the sky was really like that, no enhancement.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tokyo Metro

 

 

 

I may change some, depending on rules clarification.

[John Mitchell]

First one from me:

 

The ancient city of Teotihuacan, Mexico  -- view down Avenue of the Dead

 

[hdh]

Real love in Mosow City

 

 

Street musician with a grand piano

 

Bangkok

[Colin Woods]

We have had a few discussions on whether non-alamy images are accepted into the challenge. I prefer to keep it as alamy only images so for this theme I will say that the entries must be from your alamy selection. Great shots already, and the sun is out here in Berlin.

Cheers

Col

[Keith Burdett]

I don't get to cities much :-) Here's 3 from my home city of Swansea, South Wales. Anyone seen the film Twin Town? :-) :-)

[Callie]

Anyway, at the moment I am in magnificent Berlin, probably my favourite city ever. So, the theme of the April challenge is CITY. It can be well known landmarks or unknown backstreets, people alone or in crowds, night or day. Send 'em in, a maximum of three per person and I will sort out 8 on April 30th. 

 

The last few challenges have seen a really high standard of pictures, so I am looking forward to seeing some great shots on the theme of CITY.

 

Cheers

 

Colin

 

My fave city too, just watch out, it gets to you and you end up moving here! Will add pics later, good challenge 

[Lynne]

Athens, Greece

 

 

Glasgow, Scotland

 

Paris, Las Vegas

[Shpg]

The Broad Street and the Bodleian Library (Clarendon Building), Oxford, United Kingdom

 

 

Block house apartments detail, Tokyo, Japan

 

 

Michalska street and the Michael's Gate, Bratislava, Slovakia

[Callie]

3 from Berlin

 

Bundestag U Bahn

 

Soviet Memorial in Treptower Park

 

Burgermeister cafe / beer garden in a disused toilet under the U-Bahn line

 

[spacecadet]

Oriental Pearl tower, Shanghai

 

 

 

 

 

Schwebebahn, suspended railway, Wuppertal

 

 

 

 

 

Air raid memorial, Alter Markt, Dresden

 

[John Mitchell]

#2 from me:

 

New city, old city, Vancouver -- Hotel Vancouver reflected in a glass office tower

 

[DickJ]

The Village of Karabiyikili, Turkey

 

 

 

Portland, Oregon skyline from the Governor Tom McCall Waterfront Park

 

 

 

Fresh fish restaurant boats, Rüstem Paşa Camii, and the Süleymaniye, Golden Horn, Istanbul, Turkey

 

[Abiyoyo]

Ufff big decision, which three....

 

Old City of Rome

 

 

Sanaa

 

 

Ghadames

 

[ann]

Challenge: CITY

 

CC51GR Manhattan - TKTS Red Stairs, Times Square

 

 

 

C5264C Manhattan GE Building, Rockefeller Center

 

 

- Ann

[MariaJ]

Here are mine, all from Vancouver.

 

Gastown Vancouver at night

 

 

The city, mountains, water, and Stanley Park.

 

 

Downtown hotels near the waterfront

 

 

Maria

[Allan Bell]

My three of Cambridge City England. A small choice from hundreds.

 

 

Kings college chapel and bicycle.

 

 

 

Trinity bridge and punts on the river Cam.

 

 

 

Market Hill, Cambridge city centre. (Yes, those are birds flying in the sky not dust bunnies.)

 

 

 

Allan

[Doc]

^{Good Challenge Colin;}

 

^{London, Canary Wharf:}

 

 

^{Tram at the Homme de Fer central station, Strasbourg}

 

 

The Metro, Washington DC

 

 

Kumar

[John Mitchell]

#3 from me:

 

Place Jacques Cartier, Old Montreal, Quebec