Panoramas
I picked up my Europe photos today. A lot of them need processing before I can display them. But first, some panoramas.
Bedford Valley at sunset, showing the airship sheds at Cardington.

The American Hangar, Duxford Air Museum.

The Thames from the top of Tower Bridge, looking toward Greenwich.

The Thames from Tower Bridge, looking upstream.

London from Greenwich Observatory, looking toward the Millenium Dome.

The Tower

Maddingly War Cemetary, near Cambridge, where nearly all the US servicement killed in the UK during WW2 are buried.

Florence from Piazza del Michelangelo

Bedford Valley at sunset, showing the airship sheds at Cardington.
The American Hangar, Duxford Air Museum.
The Thames from the top of Tower Bridge, looking toward Greenwich.
The Thames from Tower Bridge, looking upstream.
London from Greenwich Observatory, looking toward the Millenium Dome.
The Tower
Maddingly War Cemetary, near Cambridge, where nearly all the US servicement killed in the UK during WW2 are buried.
Florence from Piazza del Michelangelo
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I only got to see England and some of Europe as an infink! (infant)
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I'm really happy with almost all my photos.
Awesome Captures
You sure have a good eye for taking them - have fun with the 'processing'.
Have you been to Canada? Brings LOTS of film when you do!
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At the Cemetary is a wall (behind me in the photo) with the names of all the servicemen buried there.
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Your Thames panoramas reminded me of this book my dad has, I forget the name, but basically, a long time ago before the docks closed, some insane guy did a panoramic picture of the entire stretch of Thamesside, I forget where from and to, but a long way. There's an entire book with this picture in (well, two pictures; he did both sides). It goes across pages and pages (and pages, and pages); the book has annotations pointing to describe things along the way. Now that's a panorama.
But still, yours are pretty nice :)