Mexico Series: Jose Vasconcelos Library

This is the famous Vasconcelos Library in Mexico City. This library is unique because the book shelves don't sit on floors and there are no elevators that take you to the various levels. All 500,000 plus books hang from the ceiling on a curtain of shelves. This library was designed by a team of architects led by Mexican Architect Alberto Kalach. The Library has a capacity to hold aprox. 1.2 million books. If you're ever in Mexico City, try to get to this library and check it out.

http://www.kalach.com/_biblioteca-mosaico.html

Mexico Series: Cholula Temple

This is a 180 degree view of Cholula, Mexico from on top of the largest pyramid in the world. Beyond the volcanoes in the distance is Mexico City.

Mexico Series: Temple of the Moon

Full 360 of the courtyard at the foot of the Temple of the Moon in Teotihuacan, Mexico.

Italy Series: Venecia

Venice from across the Canale Grande. This is what every person sailing into the mouth of the main canal sees.

Italy Series: Pope's Grotto

This Villa used to be the Pope's personal Villa just outside the walls of Rome. Now it's a museum, and this is the grotto on axis with the rear door to the main house.

Italy Series: Colosseo