Please show us your best urban photos of the week. Urban includes travel and street photography. If there is a story behind the shots, please tell us.

What gear and camera settings did you use?

We want everyone to learn and provide a constructive critique. The photo with most comments and reactions will be featured as a cover in next week's Tuesday Urban Photography Challenge.

Here is my "urban" shot for your consideration: Swiss Ice Cream Cart.

I took it on the main street through one of the small villages on the lake Geneva. It was still early in the morning as we walked out of the coffee shop door seen in the picture.
I edited it in Lightroom by fading the black a bit, adding a small amount of vignetting, contrast, and color balance.

Camera: Sony A7s

Lens: FE 35 f1.4

Settings: f1.4, 1/320, ISO 100

This was taken during a bike ride up Mt Koya with some friends, which is one of my favorite experiences from my time in Japan. Canon 20D with a 10-22mm. Processed in Capture One.

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I took this photo just over three years ago when I was visiting Malacca. This is Jonker Street, one of the most famous street markets in Malaysia, and it really comes alive at night. At the time I was using a Nexus 6P, so night time photography wasn't that great yet on smartphones.

This florist in Montreal needs a bigger shop.

This was shot on an overcast day, and those conditions usually make flower colours pop, but in this case I wonder if blue sky reflecting in the windows might have helped, or making a composite and throwing the building into greyscale (since that building colour is ugly). Also, if I shot it again, I'd go to F8 - not sure why this is F4, but I was probably just being lazy.

Sony A7ii, F/4, 1/800, 35mm, ISO 800.

This was taken in Lawrence, MA, a mural on a switch box in front of a still-in-use old mill building.

Fuji X-T2, lens XF18-135mm, f/11

A rainy day in the High Andes of Peru, this little village is called Pallasca, the only way to get here prior to 1974 was by walking or donkey/ horse. A few minutes before I was talking to the man who was responsible for the road to get here

Focal Length 135.0 mm, f/5.6, 1/200, ISO-1600

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After the earthquake, Christchurch New Zealand, life continues even if you lost your building.

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Old memories, street in Batopilas, Mexico.

Olympus C750UZ 95.4 mm f/4 1/400 ISO 50

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Texcoco, Mexico.

Pakistan and Mexico are two opposites on world map. What i saw in streets of Mexico is totally opposite of what we see in Pakistan. At one point i was worried due to all the stories i have read about Mexico, and then i would recall how people feel about Pakistan. Took some precautions that i take generally, and then i was just comfortable moving around streets and enjoyed shooting very bold, energetic and full of love atmosphere.

Canon EOS R, Sigma 50mm 1.4 Art and LR editing. shutter 1/125, ISO 100

This is one of my favorite urban shots. Four fellas having fun, walking down the streets of Sevilla, Spain, singing a song and having a great time. In one of the most magical places in the world.

From my Sevilla Photowalk series.

Camera: Sony RX10IV

160th of a second, F 3.5