Post your best Europe photos

[serendipidy]

Very nice pictures, Handrews.

+1...photo #1 looks really neat.

 

[serendipidy]

Here's a few random shots of mine. Not necessarily best... but I'm happy with them.

Great series, DTL. I like #6 most of all. Where was that taken?

 

[serendipidy]

Barcelona

Wonderful street photo...really captures the vibe.

 

[hne]

Munich from above (top of Peterskirche):

Paris colourized by smog:

Last boat up in Stockholm:

 

[Handrews]

Very nice pictures, Handrews.

+1...photo #1 looks really neat.

Thank you Click and Serendipidy, much appreciated!

 

[LordofTackle]

Lovely shot, Sebastian. Great scenery.

Brian

+1 Nicely done, Sebastian.

Thanks Brian, Eric and Click, much appreciated

-Sebastian

 

[AlanF]

Travelled to Seville for a two-day conference. Took telephoto for birds, of course, but had only my iPhone 6 for general use. Here is a view across the Guadalquivir River through the window of a restaurant and then one at the end of the meal (1/15s, iso 2000. f/2.2). The daytime is straight out of the phone, reduced about two fold, and the night similar but noise reduction using Nik.

 

[Loswr]

Travelled to Seville for a two-day conference. Took telephoto for birds, of course,

Is Seville a decent birding destination? I was supposed to be at a meeting there currently, but sent one of the people in my department instead. Had I gone, I'd likely have planned for architecture, not birds.

 

[Sporgon]

Travelled to Seville for a two-day conference. Took telephoto for birds, of course,

Is Seville a decent birding destination? I was supposed to be at a meeting there currently, but sent one of the people in my department instead. Had I gone, I'd likely have planned for architecture, not birds.

Decent place for a hair cut. Or at least Rossini thought so

 

[AlanF]

Travelled to Seville for a two-day conference. Took telephoto for birds, of course,

Is Seville a decent birding destination? I was supposed to be at a meeting there currently, but sent one of the people in my department instead. Had I gone, I'd likely have planned for architecture, not birds.

No, but you always live in hope. It's the thrill of the chase. Architecture you can always find, but birds are far more elusive. I have spent so much of my life traipsing around European cities, looking at buildings, going into art galleries and museums that I now go for Nature.

 

[bhf3737]

Neuschwanstein Castle and
Holocaust museum, Berlin.
Both taken with Canon EOS 70D
and EF16-35mm f/2.8L II USM.
.

 

[MrFotoFool]

I have been to Sevilla (Seville in English) twice; it is one of my favorite cities. Here are two shots of the popular Plaza de Espana. Even in autumn it was difficult to get shots without people (and the afternoon shot had one family digitally removed). I would argue against visiting in summer unless you like doing people photography.

 

[Click]

Beautiful shots, MrFotoFool. I especially like the second one.

 

[MrFotoFool]

The charming small English town of Hythe.
5D2 with 24-105 f4L.

 

[Handrews]

Great pictures, guys!

Here's some shots from Budapest:

House of Parliament

Budapest in blue by B90ATX, on Flickr

Danube cruising boat

F65B9551 by B90ATX, on Flickr

F65B9514 by B90ATX, on Flickr

Budapest Elisabeth Bridge

Untitled by B90ATX, on Flickr

 

[Cory]

Vernazza, Cinque Terre, Italy

 

[Cory]

Manarola, Cinque Terre, Italy, 2013

-Sebastian

I gasp from all things Cinque Terre.

 

[tomscott]

Something a little different. For you petrol head travelers. Few from a couple of Eurotrips.

Both got 5 page features in Porsche Post Mag.

Furka Pass, Gold Finger Point, Z&P Eurotrip UK to Monaco 2017 by Tom Scott, on Flickr

San Bernardino Pass, Z&P Eurotrip UK to Monaco 2017 by Tom Scott, on Flickr

Stein Glacier, Susten Pass, Switzerland by Tom Scott, on Flickr

Porsche 911, Sustens Pass, Switzerland by Tom Scott, on Flickr

Susten Pass, Switzerland by Tom Scott, on Flickr

Porsche 911 Carrera S, Malcesine, Lake Garda, Italy by Tom Scott, on Flickr

Stelvio Pass, Italy by Tom Scott, on Flickr

 

[Click]

Something a little different. For you petrol head travelers. Few from a couple of Eurotrips.

Very nice series, Tom. I especially like the 7th picture.

Well done, Tom.

 

[MrFotoFool]

Lots of great stuff. I love the five Porsches lined up on the wet Alpine parking lot.