A different sight by Armando Salas

Caballero Salguero 25 Feb 2010

A los Japoneses pasaban miedo dentro de los ascensores de la torre, con el tembleque de los mismos y su extraña inclinación. Excellents photographs.Pepín

JENNIFER KESSELL 20 May 2009

Awesome . Thanks for sharing . ~ jennifer kessell

thea walstra 18 May 2009

Very creative and excellent photographs Nightowl

Seth Weaver 17 May 2009

Marvelous capture, unique perspective!

Tree Pruitt 16 May 2009

Wow and wow again! I have always wondered what it would look like underneath. This is the sort of way I want to see things like the Tower. I'm wondering now, though, if you've been to New York? If you manage to get under the Statue of Liberty's skirt I will be more impressed than ever! LOL!

Barry Huyett 16 May 2009

liK thS!

Olga van Dijk 16 May 2009

awesome shot.... Being there it's a challenge to take these pictures!! Love the angle you took these shots!

Tabitha Borges 16 May 2009

different angles I like both so fun

Mike Helechu 15 May 2009

Yes, thank you for these rare perspectives. Beautiful framing in the first shot. I would love to return to Paris someday. Your pictures are very inviting. Nice job.

Reba McDonald 15 May 2009

A different perspective.

jamie winter 15 May 2009

Armando these are fantastic captures. excellent composition. so creative

Delfina Mendonça 15 May 2009

Armando, fantástico trabalho fotográfico

Nelly van Nieuwenhuijzen 15 May 2009

A BEAUTIFUL SIGHT, UNIQUE AND SUPERB! was too young when I was living in Paris to see it in this way...my life was passing at the boards of the Seine....I was 18, 19, 20...

Artist Reply: 18, 19, 20...? Oh, now I understand: you meant yesterday night! :-)

Anneke Hut 15 May 2009

I haven't seen it either, what IS it?? I mean the turquoise thing? I love the colour match on the lower photo.

Artist Reply: It's a structure, Anneke. A new photo is sending your way to you'll see it.

Steve Farr 15 May 2009

amazing shots, Amando! Never been, hope to go someday!! Thanks for sharing, friend!! ~S

Artist Reply: When you'll go there, the best time is at 9-9:30. After that, the tower is full of Japanese tourists :-) To take impressive photos, come back there in the evening/night.