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The ugliest face of humanity was the WW-II holocaust. And it surfaced in its extreme form in the horrors of Auschwitz. Links to Graphic Visuals here.

Fellow bloggers pitched in with their favourite city squares to help create this post - Round and Round in City Squares - Travelure ©

How do you sum up a city in a single shot? Travel Photography Essence of a City. A Travel Photography Tips & Tricks Series Post.

Equipment:      EOS 5D Mark III  TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II EXIF:               24mm  f/5.6  5.0sec  ISO 100 Travel Photography - Cityscape - Warsaw I conceived this shot...

This photo-feature is my humble homage to 1.3 million people of various nationalities who were murdered in cold blood by Nazis during the World...

Capturing the place, people, history & the culture of a destination in one shot. Travel Photography Tip - Culture - Travel Photography Tips & Tricks Series

Although photography means drawing with light, what you see and frame play an important role in making a picture. Photography - The Art of Seeing

Scotland - Scenic Speyside - This whiskey trail made me forget whiskey and made me fall in love with the trail instead, thanks to its scenic charm!

Travelove Series 4 - True Meaning of Homage - When strangers meet strangers and embrace them as their own, I call it Travelove.

Our tour guide Andrew conspiratorially asked me if I would like to taste some exotic Single Malt for free. I nodded... Travelove Series 3 - Of Single Malts and a Chill-Filtered Smile! When the locals like you, they become your allies and they give you Travelove.

St. Paul De Vence, South of France In June 2006, while I was attending Cannes Lions, a friend mentioned to me about this quaint place called...

This unusual melange of a city that mishmashes heritage with modernity, shows it colours even in B&W - Colours of London in Black & White - Travelure©

The Old Town houses Jewish quarters, Warsaw University, many significant cathedrals, the Royal Palace, the President's House, King Sigmund's Column (Zygmunt III Waza in Polish) and one of the 2 custodians of the city - the Mermaid. The square that houses the Mermaid reminded me of the Trevi Fountain in Rome and the square in front of the Basilica of Santa Croce in Florence, as it is packed with roadside cafés offering beer and food, artists offering to paint for you, performers playing concert instruments, tourists gaping in awe, newly-weds excitedly engaged in their portfolio shoots and locals just chilling.

If you are tuned in, you'd be able to make out the different faces of this Polish city. Krakow: The City with Many Faces - Travelure ©

This notorious entrance to Auschwitz-II (Birkenau), a WW-II Nazi Concentration Camp in Poland, was the worst site of the WW-II Holocaust. Various estimates put...