: This week's city photo contest was perhaps our most far-reaching contest yet, with entries from all over the world. These are the 10 top-rated submissions and they definitely put the urban back in urbane. Giant Ginkgo takes the gold with a voyeuristic view of a dense office building. Ginkgo will be receiving a subscription to Wired magazine and a digital picture frame.
Since there were so many great photos that we thought should've received more votes, we've also compiled a Wired.com Editor's Choice City Photo Gallery.
Our next twice-monthly photo contest is parties. We want you to prove that Wired.com readers know how to throw down on the dance floor. Check out the contest page for more information.
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Cubicles
Submitted by Giant Ginkgo
Photographer's comment:
"Another evening at work, in Chicago's loop. If you take a close look, you might even see a superhero or two."
: Beyoğlu Backstreets
Submitted by Elyse Franko
Photographer's comment:
"Four floors down from Istanbul's trendy (and expensive!) Leb-i Derya restaurant, the streets of the Beyoğlu district seem untouched by modernity."
: Crazy Sky Over Manhattan
Submitted by Patrick Bennett
Photographer's comment:
"Lower Manhattan under an ominous sky."
: The North End
Submitted by Jenny Pegg
Photographer's comment:
"Little Italy, Boston."
: Apartment Block
Submitted by Mark Wallace
Photographer's comment:
"A shot of an apartment block with an eerie sky. Taken in Newcastle Upon Tyne, U.K. Camera: Rolleiflex F."
: Doomsday L.A.
Submitted by Tyler Andersen
Photographer's comment:
"Nikon D80. 18-200mm Nikkor."
: Edinburgh
Submitted by C Ray Dancer
Photographer's comment:
"Edinburgh skyline from Calton Hill."
: Jersey Noir
Submitted by Dana Underwood
Photographer's comment:
"Lower Manhattan on a rainy night, as viewed from across the Hudson in Jersey City."
: Seattle, 3rd Avenue, 2004
Submitted by mooargyle
Photographer's comment:
"Taken with Nikkormat FT2 (film)."
: Space Needle IR
Submitted by Derek Rak
Photographer's comment:
"Infrared picture of Space Needle in Seattle. Nikon D80, Hoya R72 @ f/8 30s."
