This group celebrates individual skyscrapers (and high rises) from around the world and any time period. The emphasis is on individual structures and not groups of buildings or skyline shots (although two or three skyscrapers would be fine) – nor on architectural details or reflections of skyscrapers on another surface.
Feel free to add more than one of your favorite shots, but do refrain from posting all your skyscraper pictures. Choose your best photograph(s) for each building. (Photos that do not fit the above guidelines may be subject to removal without explanation.)
It would be nice to leave comments on each other’s photos (see comment code below). You may also invite other people's photos to our pool, as long as they follow the group’s “guidelines” (see invite code at the bottom). And don't forget to invite fellow skyscraper enthusiasts to join the group! :-)
Thanks!
~ Branko aka “Give A Dam”
When leaving comments on photos in the pool, you could use the following comment code:
(copy between the lines)
======================================================================== I have seen your picture
<img src="http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1156/1060804272_bb07a31976_m.jpg" width="130"/></a>
in the <a href="http://flickr.com/groups/skyscraper/">Skyscraper</a> group.
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If you would like to invite someone else’s photo to the pool, you could use the following code:
(copy between the lines)
======================================================================== <b>This is a really beautiful capture!</b>
Please post your picture
<img src="http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1156/1060804272_bb07a31976_m.jpg" width="130"/></a>
to the <a href="http://flickr.com/groups/skyscraper/">Skyscraper</a> group.
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