The AFF's most photographed landmarks!

[munitalP]

If others can, we can too! Lets post our FAV landmark pics. Please post max 3 of your FAV landmarks and show these news people what the real travellers of OZ regard as the most photographed landmarks!

Try and keep the pics in a 800x800 (ish) format

Mr!

:mrgreen:

 

[munitalP]

munitalP's top 3

Number 3 - Tower Bridge, London

Number 2 - Frankfurt Railway Station (sorry Dunedin)

munitalP's number 1 - Chiang Kai-shek monument Taiwan

Mr!

 

[kpc]

Here are mine; not the best quality pics tho

Ipanema Beach, Rio de Janeiro [June 05]

Little Gravelly Beach, Sleepy Bay, Freycinet National Park, Tasmania
[Oct 05]

Tiananmen Square, Beijing on a typical smogy afternoon [Oct 07]
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[Cyclogenesis]

Some of mine:
Cruising the Alaska marine highway (inside passage between Prince Rupert BC, Canada and Juneau, Alaska)

Brisbane City during a thunderstorm

Sydney NYE (should have at least one clichéd image )

 

[notzac]

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Little Gravelly Beach, Sleepy Bay, Freycinet National Park, Tasmania
[Oct 05]
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That's a stunning photo!

Here are mine - maybe not amazing landmarks per se, but memorable for me at least. It's pretty difficult to pick just three, but here goes:

View of Edinburgh city from the top of the castle (December 07). Magical place, lovely people, great bars

Lake at the Shaw and Smith vineyard in the Adelaide Hills (February 09). Flew to Adelaide for lunch, ended up driving out to Hahndorf and stopped by here on the way back to the airport. Great afternoon!

Highway 1 on the US west coast (December 08). Probably my favourite memory of the US, I drove between LA and SF over two days .. wish I'd spent longer at it! I've got this picture hanging up on my wall; it looks great in a frame.

 

[StevePER]

My most photographs are definitely the Bridge and the Opera House. Mainly because I'm in Sydney far more than anywhere else.

The Moulin Rouge, from my first big holiday.

Neuschwanstein. We were staying in Munich, and I took the train there by myself. It was a very good day out.

 

[Keith009]

Prada's Milan flagship on Via Montenapoleone, a fashionista's Mecca

Kee Club Hong Kong, top international hangover spot

America - hope for freedom, force for good

 

[dot]

It's too hard to just pick three images, but here is a selection from recent trips....

#1 Petronas Towers at night - taken last week while in KL.

#2 Singapore City by evening

#3 Floating dry dock in Indonesia

 

[JohnK]

I still have no idea how to post photos. Perhaps someone will show me how to post photos one day. These are photos I have taken with my phone camera and wouldn't be the best quality.

1. My favourite would have to be a shot of our block of land, house has been demolished, in the village I was born with the mountains in the background. Cannot stop looking at this one and is the background image on my phone.
2. Any view from the Millenium Hilton in Bangkok
3. A shot of the propeller of a Dash 8 taken from inside the cabin during flight.

All three photos are in my phone and I would love to learn how to post them. Giving me instructions is pretty much useless so someone will have to show me....

 

[strewthbut]

Only 3 makes it hard...

Stonehenge, Britain
Took this at dawn just before being chased off by security.

Ioa, Santorini
Gotta go back....​

And a little less famous - Nugget Point, Catlins, New Zealand
Who said its always raining in Southland?​

 

[oz_mark]

So, have any of you entered the Jetstar photo competition?

Jetstar Photo Competition

 

[strewthbut]

Didnt know about that one, thanks for the heads-up.

 

[kpc]

So, have any of you entered the Jetstar photo competition?

Jetstar Photo Competition

Thanks for the heads up! I just entered my "Little Gravelly Beach" photo. Will buy you a drink if I win anything, Mark!!