2 countrys, 2 cities, 2 subways - could you tell where?

Here's something we made in 2004...

'Soundtracking': When images from an urban walk merge with the music on your headphones. Video by Sarah Huber / CUE 2004. Music: 'DJ Screams Medic Bonus' by the Shadow Huntaz (label: Plug Research). Track two: 'MES' by Murcof (label: Leaf)

Not my type of architecture but fancy by night.

Looking for some good art? Check the galleries at heidestrasse.com

South America is growing on the urbanfields map, with the neighbouring countries of Uruguay and Argentina now represented alongside Chile and Ecuador.

With Montevideo and Buenos Aires, Franz Ermel adds some beautiful fields with two of South America's greatest cities, pictured from a rather unusual and sometimes poetic perspective.

urbanfields.net/fields/buenos_aires/index.html
urbanfields.net/fields/montevideo/index.html

Photos of Nice, that strange city on the French riviera, by Michel Schneider and Franz Ermel.

See architecture - from strange to downright ugly, from classy to trashy - in this posh and sun blessed town by the Mediterranean sea. The pictures were taken in January and April 2006.

http://urbanfields.net/fields/nice/index.html

Genoa and Olbia have been added to the urbanfields.net fields section, finally putting Italy on the urbanfields map.

Genoa is courtesy of M. Lehmeee, who provides some beautiful photographs of this fascinating Italian port city.

Zera and myself explored Olbia on a recent holiday. Olbia lies in the north-east of Sardinia and is one of its largest cities.

urbanfields.net/fields/genova/index.html
urbanfields.net/fields/olbia/index.html

Urbanfields.net just received a further update in the fields section, as Luisa Santos provides us with her take on London. Her reoccuring theme is windows and her London field holds a new look at some familiar sites along the river Thames.

http://urbanfields.net/fields/london2/

In addition to Tehran which has been up on urbanfields.net for some time, its neighbouring city Esfahan (also known as Isfahan) has been added. The Pictures were taken by Franz Ermel and Michel Schneider in July 2005. At the same time Michel Schneider provides a further update to the Barcelona fields.

Esfahan is a good bit smaller and a more 'rural' city than Tehran. The Esfahan field offers a fragmented yet compelling insight into everyday life in an Iranian city. Together with the Tehran fields, we get a good idea of the strange mix between tradition and modern life that dominates urban Iran.

The Barcelona fields update, is a view on Barcelona with more attention to detail than the previous fields. This time we get a glimpse at market stalls and street art alongside the high-rise views.

http://urbanfields.net/fields/esfahan/index.html
http://urbanfields.net/fields/barcelona3/index.html