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Here I am standing on the "Walkway of the Dead" in Teotihuacan, Mexico. This is the bigger of the two pyramids, The Pyramid of the Sun. I love the irony in that it's under a dark storm cloud.
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Once again, avoiding the tourists with the 'up from underneath' angle.
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I loved Pisa. Such a quiet city. The Leaning Tower is absolutely stunning in person.
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I thought this shot was interesting because I caught the plane in the sky. Again, 'up from underneath'
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I thought this was an interesting angle of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. I just wish I wouldn not have lost so much of the detail in the clouds.
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Here the sun is setting over London. The golden light shining on the bridge and the battleship brings this shot to life.
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It would have been great to have a wide-angle lens in Rome. I don't mind the people in this image because they give a sense of scale.
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Just another angle of the Coliseum with less people.
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This shot was taken with 35 mm film during August of 2003, in Guangzhou China.
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This photo was taken August 2003 when I was still shooting film. This image is a low quality scan of a 4x6 print.
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This is the worlds largest sitting bronze buddha. It is located on Lantau Island, Hong Kong. It was a very wet and misty day which made for this hazy yet interesting photo. Unfortunately this is a low quality scan from a 35 mm print.
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This is a cemetary in what used to be Manzanar, the Japanese concentration camp during WWII
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The Korean Bell is located in Angels Gate and overlooks the Pacific Ocean and Catalina Island. It is just a 5 minute walk from my house.
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The sign...
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World's first domed building, though you can't tell from this shot.
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