You can Run, but you can't hide

NIKON D80, NIKON 12-24@ 12mm, ISO 100, f/4 3 Exposures

sometimes I just see scenes that are scary, this is one of them, seeing it, I remembered many movies and view the truth only wanted to take the picture and run ... :)

Have a seat

NIKON D80, NIKON 12-24@12mm, ISO 100, f/4 3Exposures

Too Much Lines

NIKON D80, NIKON 1855-@55mm, ISO 100, f/5.6, Exposures, Handheld

What are they talking about?

NIKON D80, D75-200 @175, ISO 100, f/5.6, 3 Exposures, handheld

Plaza las 3 Gracias

After Brian Party

NIKON D80, NIKON18-55 @18mm, ISO 100, f/6, 3 Exposures 

This how tha Brian party going to llok after all :) 

Other Comp practice

NIKON D80, NIKON 18-55@ 28mm, ISO 100, f/5, 3 Exposures, handheld

Since I'm on Twitter, I follow several excellent photographers who post wonderful pictures and when compared with mine, I just get frustrated and force my self  to raise the level of the pictures and learn from them and local photographs schools .. .. this is one of my internship ended ... I hope you like

Windows

NIKON D80, NIKON 18-55@38mm, ISO 100, f/5,6 3 Exposures

Lines to Heaven

NIKON D80, NIKON 18-55@29mm, ISO 100, f/5,6 3 Exposures

Bösendorfer Style

NIKON D80, NIKON 12-24 @24mm, ISO 100, f/4 3Exposures

Bösendorfer, one of the oldest piano manufacturers, was established in 1828 by Ignaz Bösendorfer. From the outset, it has had a history of producing highly respected instruments; in 1830, it was granted the status of official piano maker to the Emperor of Austria. Ignaz's son Ludwig Bösendorfer (April 15, 1835 – May 9, 1919) took over in 1859, operating from new premises from 1860. Between 1872 and its closure in 1913, the associated Bösendorfer-Saal was one of the premier concert halls of Vienna. In 1909, the company was sold to Carl Hutterstrasser, who was succeeded by his sons Alexander and Wolfgang in 1931. In 1966 Bösendorfer was taken over by the Jasper Corporation (later renamed Kimball International), parent company of Kimball Pianos, where it remained before returning to Austrian hands when it was purchased by BAWAG PSK Gruppe in 2002. BAWAG signed an agreement to sell all stock in Bösendorfer to Yamaha on December 20, 2007. Yamaha subsequently explained on the Bosendofer website that they bought the company to find out how to make a quality instrument.

 

This one is at the Hotel Humboldt Lobby

Who want to fix this out?

NIKON D80 NIKON 12-24 @14mm, ISO 100, f/4 3 exposures

The guets that never come

NIKON D80 NIKON 12-24 @12mm, ISO100, f/4 3 Exposures

Many guests, were seated in this room, now, is just the nostalgia of those who never came

I need the bathroom

NIKON D2Xs, NIKON 12-24@24mm, ISO 100, f/4 6

I'm not sure I use it, maybe I stand a little :)

Up or down?

NIKON D80, NIKON 12-24 @12mm, ISO 100, f/4 3 exposures

I was fortunate to have access to the facilities of this wonderful hotel at the top of Mount Avila. This hotel with more than 50 years after its construction, now abandoned, waiting to be recovered and re-open its doors to the public, only let the tourists in the lobby and some rooms. This photo was taken on the inside where at once came the VIP guests, live from the cable car system ... I hope you enjoy

It is a UFO?

NIKON D80, NIKON 12-24 @12mm, ISO 100, f/4 3 Exposures

This Disco, was built in 1956 at the Humboldt Hotel , the track stood up to a meter while people danced on, here were the best national and international orchestras of the time ... is a memory now

Stairways to... Heaven?

NIKON D80, NIKON 12-24 @12mm, ISO 100, f/4 3 Exposures

The Humboldt Hotel, located at the top of Cerro El Avila in Caracas, Venezuela is an architectural icon and a symbol of Venezuela's capital city, with its exotic location and its ultramodern architecture.

The building is at an altitude of 2,150 m and the same is a cylindrical structure that offers a 360 ° view, has a height of 59.5 m and has 19 apartments spread over a basement, a service area, 2 rooms of star, 14 floors housing 70 rooms and the top floor has a balcony with a great view of both cities (Caracas-La Guaira).

The building was equipped with dining room, a veranda and adjoining structures where were the social areas of the hotel: rooms, administrative offices, services, and indoor pool. The glass façade was used to help heat the building.

The work was completed by two sections of cable cars linking the building with Caracas (Maripérez Station) and the city of La Guaira (Station El Cojo), plus an ice skating rink and multiple restaurants.