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Yet another from the WWII Memorial in Washington D.C.

Again, Taken with a 4MP Panasonic FZ10, resized to decrease file size and adjusted contrast a touch.

Here you can see the Atlantic side of the memorial (I'm standing on the Pacific side's ramp). Each of those posts, for the lack of a better word, symbolizes a state or U.S. territory. As mentioned before, the rope is between each of them.

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From the Smithsonian Administrative Building Garden in Washington D.C.

Again, Taken with a 4MP Panasonic FZ10, resized to decrease file size and touched up because of a spider's web that was unslightly.

a spider web would be very cool on this pic

hehe :D

if you want I have a larger version, cause I had to resize it in order to upload it, original size: 2048*1536 :cool:

i don't know what size i got after clicking on the reduced size link, but it's damn purty as it is...thank you :)

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A shot of Canmore from Ha-Ling Peak

This is for all those that wonder where I live to take the mtn shots I make wallpapers with.

Ha Ling is on the West side of Canmore, North of the Three Sisters

The peaks I took the three sisters shots from (in wallpaper section) are in this shot.

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