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Raymond Choo

Inspired by the original Bramante Staircase created by Donato Bramante in 1505, Giuseppe Momo’s 1932 take on the iconic staircase allows people to ascend and descend without ever crossing paths. The ornate bronze balustrade around the stairs is illuminated by the glass ceiling above.

Your Shot photographer Raymond Choo photographed Kuwait after sunset. Al Hamra Tower, seen at the right, is the largest building in Kuwait at 80 stories.

Colorful clouds roll over the falls, seen from the popular South Rim overlook known as Artist Point.

Built in just six years in the mid-sixth century A.D., Istanbul's Hagia Sophia has been a place of worship for Christians and Muslims. Today it is a museum.

A photograph taken at twilight captures London's City Hall aglow and the Tower Bridge drawbridge opening for river traffic.

The sun sets over Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, one spring evening. The city was founded by Portuguese explorers in 1565 and has been deemed a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Natural History Museum, London