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A bird's eye view of the main courtyard at the Prague Castle. Taken from 150 feet up in the belltower of St. Vitus cathedral, details of the tower, various palaces, and government offices are all visible.
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A bird's eye view of the main courtyard at the Prague Castle. Taken from 150 feet up in the belltower of St. Vitus cathedral, details of the tower, various palaces, and government offices are all visible.

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  • Czech Palace Wall Pattern
  • A bird's eye view of the main courtyard at the Prague Castle. Taken from 150 feet up in the belltower of St. Vitus cathedral, details of the tower, various palaces, and government offices are all visible.
  • A traditional diamond pattern formed from the slate shingles on the roof of the St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague in the Czech Republic.
  • The commanders residence and command center for American Camp on San Juan Island in Washington State. This military base is one of the last structures from the Pig War in the 1800s where American and British troops had a standoff for 5-10 years.
  • One of the main canals at night with nice reflections from the water. The landmark carillon, or belltower, at Market Square is visible in the upper left.
  • A view of some of the historic buildings on the canal in Bruges at night. The boats in the water are used for tourists during the daytime
  • A view of St. John's Hospital in Bruges, Belgium as seen from across the canal at night.
  • A scenic view of old buildings and a canal at night. The reflections of the buildings are visible through the swans on the water.
  • Priest preparing for a service at the Chapel of the Holy Blood in Bruges, Belgium. Between his hands on the cushion is a religious relic, enclosed in glass, that is used as part of the service.
  • The view through two stained glass windows in the landmark Bruges Town Hall. The background of a building and tree in Burg Square is rendered in indistinct, almost impressionistic tones, through distortions from the old panes.
  • Gilded stone statues decorate the entrance over the doors to the Basilius, or Basilica of the Holy Blood, in Bruges, Belgium.
  • Restaurants and shops line the edges of Market Square in Bruges, Belgium with classic building shapes and rooflines.
  • A classic old landmark brick building near one of the canals in Bruges, Belgium. The aircraft contrails in the sky lead directly to the peak of the roof.
  • The Samuel Beckett Bridge is the newest bridge to cross the River Liffey in Dublin, Ireland. The modern structure is curved in the shape of a harp and uses cables, like a suspension bridge, to maintain the structure.
  • The cables and superstructure of the Samuel Beckett Bridge soar overhead in Dublin, Ireland.
  • A view of ships in at the docks in the harbor in Dublin, Ireland through a porthole-like circle in the Samuel Beckett Bridge.
  • The Samuel Beckett Bridge crosses the Liffey River in Dublin. The structure, designed with a cable-stay method of suspension, is said to resemble an Irish harp.
  • The front door to a home in Dublin has been vandalized with spray paint as a kind of marker. The entrance is in need of new paint and weeding.
  • Two painted doors in Dublin stand side by side providing a colorful view. With a red and blue door complimented by traditional and whitewashed brick walls, the contrast is interesting.
  • An unused boat launch and building with an arch on a San Francisco wharf. The railway tracks were used to run boats into the harbor.
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