1, 2 and 3.
That's almost everything I managed to shot after dark, all the rest is crap. Not that these ones are too good either.
I shot the first tree picture in Norway, where the summer nights are quite short and bright and the sky almost never get completely dark.
The second tree is in the middle of the city of Dresden, Germany, while the third tree is a Libanese cedar shot in France few days ago.

After a weekend away of the Internet, here are finally the shots of the project Syncro:

After an incident with my backpack being stolen and some raining, I finally got out the house to try making the picture...

Around six o'clock I was around a small villa hidden in the middle of Paris calledpetite Alsace. Finally, at the moment of the picture i was just crossing the door of the villa, trying not to call the atention of the warden.

Finally, after not having such a great picture as I expected and being robed (all in the same weekend), I played with some candles, some zooming and finally, my girfriend.

By the way, great shots for the Syncro project! Thanks again tomi for the idea...

Cremieu is a medieval French town not far from Lyon. I took the first two pictures in the Autumn of 2004. I went back to Cremieu two weeks ago: The castle (built in the XII century) looked completely different this time, although the spring flowers were already on the streets. I stared again at the old  doors, windows and a nice bottle of Armagnac from 1900 until the carnival started.  
Viens voir
les comedians
voir les magiciens
voir les musiciens
qui arrivent.

Here are some standard Europe pics...
Florence 1
Florence 2
Venice Gondala
Latin Quarter in Paris

and experiment..driving home from work on a rainy day.
Rain on Windshield

I took this picture in 1994 in Chenonceau, Loire Valley, France.  It was taken with a Canon A-1 with Kodacolor 400 then transferred to Kodak PhotoCD and how is a jpeg.Chenonceau
 During World War II the river was the border between German-occupied France and the collaborator Vichy Francy.  The Chateau was uwed for meetings between the the Germans and the French.

Maybe a little glimpse of springtime will lighten the cabin fever for those of you all snowed in.  Wales is one of the greenest places I have ever seen.  Peeking though this opening at the Galway Castle wall  Castle wall is like looking into springtime.  I learned that only 1 in 5 Welsh people still speak their native language, which I think is sad.  Check out this sign written in Welsh and it gives you an idea why! Welsh sign
I love taking pictures of things against the sky.  English statue  This was on top of a castle in Leeds, England.   We went to Sitges, Spain on Easter Sunday, this is the cathedral at Sitges on the sea, a magical day.  Sitges I guess one of my favorite things to shoot is architecture, I fell in love with the iron work on the buidings in Marseilles.  A wonderful place to sit and watch the world go by on a spring day.  Marseilles
 For those of you who suggested I crop the picture of my son in the alley in Gerona, here is the revised version.  I think I still like the tall overexposed sky shot better though!  
Gerona Spain  What do you think?  original Gerona shot  Thanks for looking at my shots, appreciate your comments and suggestions.  There are some really talented photographers on this site, a great learning tool!

We went to Pierrefonds castle in France and saw some  rather prickly visitors. Then we saw a famous lady on holiday too, no doubt.

As we were leaving we saw some very alternative transport