This is a photograph of the famous Flatiron building in NYC. It was built in 1902 and designed by Daniel Burnham, who also designed Grand Central Terminal which you can see to its right here under that white archway. Its nickname comes from how it looks like an iron when viewed at just the perfect angle with one corner pointing toward New York City's Madison Square Park where this photo was taken near 23rd Street and Fifth Avenue.
Flatiron Building in New York City
The vineyard is one of the many beautiful attractions that visitors can see in Napa Valley. Visitors are able to tour several wineries and sample their delicious wine, which makes up for nearly 85 percent of California's total production.
The vines stretch out into miles upon acres under rows upon rows across hillsides overlooking picturesque views over looking small towns nestled within valleys surrounded by mountains whose peaks reach high above foggy clouds obscuring them creating an atmosphere romantic enough for almost anyone.
Napa Valley
From the Arch de Triumph, you can see Paris's famous Eiffel Tower. The tower was built in 1889 for an international exhibition celebrating 100 years of French Revolution and stands 1,063 feet tall on the Champ de Mars near the Seine River with 324 steps to reach its summit platform.
From a distance away from inside one of many romantic cafes lining Avenue Champs-Elysees or while visiting another historic site at Place De La Concorde or Arc De Triomphe, you can take photos like this impressive shot that shows off France’s most iconic landmark where it is hard to believe this beautiful structure exists because it looks almost fake when viewed up close.
Paris from the Arch de Triumph
The view of New York City from the top of Rockefeller Center is absolutely stunning. The scene looks like a painting, with each building so intricately made and detailed you could pick out any one in your mind's eye if it were to be torn apart before your eyes. Each skyscraper reaches up towards an infinite sky full or dark clouds that seem ready to swallow them whole just as soon as a single ray passes through their thin walls into space beyond our world - all this while people wander about at ground level going on about business unaware they are surrounded by beauty few have ever seen
New York City from Top of 30 Rockefeller
A stunning series of photographs from the Icelandic landscape is captured by a drone.
Iceland valley photography, taken with an aerial perspective and drones, gives viewers a new insight into Iceland's natural beauty. A landslide in Þórsmörk (a nature reserve) last year has created hundreds of thousands cubic meters worth of waterfalls that now flow alongside black beaches which contrast heavily with white snow caps on nearby mountains as well as hot springs creating steam clouds nearby farmlands all while the sun sets behind it giving off different tones throughout its process such as pink to blue-purple hues across the sky at night time making for some truly awe inspiring picturesque scenes along coastal fjords.
Iceland Photograph by Drone
When I first arrived to Diamond Beach in Iceland, what struck me was how blue the water looked. The sand is black and volcanic rocks are scattered along some parts of it. It's one of those places that really makes you feel like you're on Mars or another planet with its vastness and emptiness; there isn't anyone around for miles except maybe a few birds flying overhead .
When I first arrived to Diamond Beach in Iceland, what stood out most were the bright shades of blues contrasting against dark black sand beaches dotted with ice that had separated from the icebergs. It’s a truly magical place.
Diamond Beach - Iceland
The Chrysler Building is an iconic American skyscraper located in New York City. It was built during the Great Depression and stands at 927 feet tall, making it one of the tallest buildings ever constructed.
The Chrysler building is a well known Skyscraper found on 5th Avenue . The construction began 1930-1931 which occurred during America's depression era where most people had lost their jobs so they needed to build up something better for them selves , this allowed many men who were once jobless land high paying careers working as engineers or builders that contributed into finishing such amazing structure like what can be seen today standing over looking Manhattan .
The Chrysler Building - New York
Neuschwanstein Castle is located in southern Germany, southwest of Munich. Constructed on a hill overlooking the village of Hohenschwangau near Füssen, it was commissioned by Ludwig II as his summer residence and retreat into an inaccessible place that still preserves much mystery today.
Neuschwanstein Castle
The colors in Antelope Canyon are both beautiful and unique. The canyon is located on Navajo land near Page, Arizona, where the rocks have been eroded by water over time to produce this amazing view of light filtering through deep reds and oranges.
The beauty of Antelope Canyon lies not only in it's formation but also its location along a natural path for wildlife including antelopes which gives name to this particular gorge within Lake Powell . Located just outside Page , Arizona color filters into these narrow canyons creating an effect that makes you feel as if you're staring at liquid fire while being surrounded by vibrant shades ranging from burnt sienna all the way down to maroon.
Antelope Canyon - Arizona
The Brooklyn Bridge is one of the most famous bridges in New York City. It connects Manhattan to a section of Brooklyn that contains lots of trees and grass, as well as many pedestrians who walk across it every day on their way to work or home from shopping at nearby stores. Even though people always see cars driving over this bridge all hours throughout the day, I’ve never seen anyone actually drive onto it myself!
The Brooklyn Bridge