This print is off to America today. I took this shot in London in the Summer. I think I was around the City . Most orders seem to come from the USA. Not that I am complaining, just an observation really. More shots like this can be found at www.picturesforwalls.com

Valens Aqueduct was built in 375 AD by the Emperor Valens and carried the water across a deep valley on its route from the Adrianople Gate to a cistern near Beyazit Square. The aqueduct was still in use up until the nineteenth century. More can be found here www.picturesforwalls.com

The original Kowloon-Canton Railway was opened in 1911 as a rail link between Kowloon in Hong Kong, then a British crown colony, and the Chinese city of Canton (now Guangzhou). At Tsim Sha Tsui, on Kowloon, stand this impressive clock tower. A symbol of a bygone era. The clock tower is all that is left of the old station at Kowloon. In 1974, the station was relocated to Hung Hom. More Hong Kong pictures can be found on my site at www.picturesforwalls.com

These pictures were taken in Autumn 2005. Hong Kong has always been a place of contrasts for me. From busy city streets to deserted beaches.  You can purchase these prints by visiting my website www.picturesforwalls.com