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Habana Vieja & El Capitolio Havana –> Cuba 01-01-2005 The view of El Capitolio from Calle Brasil in Old Havana.

Houses of Habana Vieja Havana –> Cuba 01-01-2005 Away from the tourist enclaves of Old Havana, the buildings were crumbling and dilapidated.

Durbar Square, Patan Kathmandu –> Nepal 04-10-2003 Patan, once the capital of a powerful independent kingdom is now swallowed up by Kathmandu but it still retains its distinct identity - namely it's more Buddhist and quiet than the rest of the city.

Narayan Temple Kathmandu –> Nepal 05-10-2003 One of the many splendid stupas in Durbar Square, Kathmandu.

Nyatapola Bhaktapur –> Nepal 11-10-2003 The Nyatapola (five-stepped roof) is Nepal's tallest and most classically proportioned pagoda and is based in Taumadhi Tol square.

Malecón architecture Havana –> Cuba 21-01-2005 A dilapidated building on the Malecón, Havana's coastal road. Wooden supports prevent the building from collapsing - a common sight in Cuba. The erosion from the salty sea water makes the Malecón a more precarious place than most.

Contrasting constructions Havana –> Cuba 21-01-2005 A common sight on Havana's Malecón: restored colonial Spanish architecture alongside empty plots where the Atlantic Ocean's salt has eroded the buildings.

Kumari Chowk Kathmandu –> Nepal 21-09-2003 Situated in Durbar Square, Kumari Chowk is home to the cult of the living goddess. www.naturalnirvana.com

El Capitolio Havana –> Cuba 22-01-2005 Havana's Capitolio - built by the dictator Machado in 1929 to replicate Washington’s Capitol building and thus impress his US paymasters - was originally a parliament. But after the Revolution, Castro’s regime converted it into an academy and library.

Park Guell: beneath the concourse Barcelona –> Spain 22-08-2004 A few of the hundred palm-shaped pillars which support the main circular concourse in Gaudi's Park Guell.

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