One of our days in Rome we visited the Vatican museum thinking we would just see the Sistine Chapel. However, we got to see a lot more ceilings that had just as interesting paintings on them, many of which were gold...maybe not as famous as the Sistine. Here is one of the long hallways leading to the Sistine Chapel. It was one of the coolest things we saw that day; this is why I chose it for my low angle shot.
I took this picture while my parents and I rode the London Eye. It has the highest views in the city and you can see for miles in every direction. I took this shot looking down at one of the other pods (foreground). In the background you can see the tops of many buildings and the boats in the river.
I took this photo at the top hill in the Duke's park (where I made my mom and dad hike up the hill). I love this photo because last time we were in the park the day was not as clear as the day I shot this picture.
It's impossible not to find amazing architecture in London and Paris, but one of the most famous and beautiful buildings is Westminister Abbey. I took this photo of one of the entrances. It shows the beautiful deatail of the building and it's amazing structure.
Pidgeons were everywhere in Paris, and I couldn't leave without taking a photo of one. My entire weekend in Paris I lived in fear of these little birds because of their reckless flying.
This still life shot was taken at the Britain at War Museum. It is a portrayal with manikins of what the bar would have looked like when the soldiers would unwind, drink, and play cards.
I took this motion shot of the flags above the Britain at War Museum. There were many flags flying but I wanted to focus on just a couple so you can see the motion of the flags in the wind.