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The Raging Great Falls of the Potomac River

May 12, 2013 | admin 0

The Great Falls of the Potomac River is a frightening scene, an uncontrolled raging river crashing over massive boulders following several days of fairly steady rain.

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Ancient Castle in Bavaria

May 7, 2013 | admin 0

The ruins of a 15th century castle have been partially restored in southern Bavaria. It is one of many such castle that spot the landscape.

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The centuries-old C&O canal at Georgetown

April 28, 2013 | admin 0

While the streets, sidewalks and eating places in Georgetown are often choked with locals and tourists the nation’s capital, the most tranquil place is often along the centuries-old C&O canal.

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The Europeans

November 27, 2012 | admin 0

People in and around Munich, Germany.

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New York City in the minutes before Hurricane Sandy hit

November 1, 2012 | admin 1

Gil Lavi, the noted photographer, splits his professional time between assignments in New York and Israel. He was in New York this week and captured these photos of the city in the hours just before Hurricane Sandy hit.

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New York City in the minutes before Hurricane Sandy hit

Gil Lavi, the noted photographer, splits his professional time between assignments in New York and Israel. He was in New York this week and captured these photos of the city in the hours just before Hurricane Sandy hit.

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Stonehenge

Stonehenge can be described as mesmerizing. The circle of ancient stones in southwestern England – dating back 4,000 to 5,000 (nobody knows for sure) – seem to change with every shading from the sun and clouds and time of day. To this day, the “hows” and “whys” of Stonehenge remain a mystery, leaving questions, imagination, and fantasy.

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Behind the scenes at a recording session with John Rutter

Having the chance to hear The Cambridge Singers up close and live, conducted by the famed English choral conductor and composer John Rutter, is a rarity. More than 30 years after John formed his choral group, while teaching at Clare College, Cambridge, The Cambridge Singers today mostly come together for recording sessions.

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Blue moon over the nation’s capital

September 2, 2012 | admin 0

“Once in a blue moon …” It’s a phrase I’ve heard all my life to signify something rare to happen. In reality, it’s when we have a full moon twice in a month, and the phenomenon occurs every two or three years.

Chincoteague Island, a place caught in time

July 26, 2012 | admin 1

Chincoteague is both a town and a wild island, a game preserve along the outer Atlantic banks of Virginia. The town caters to tourists during much of the year … closes up tight during the winter months because the cold and wind can be brutal.

Colorful Craft Market in Haarlem, Holland

July 5, 2012 | Kat 5

I travel to Holland quite regularly for work and always fit in a few days with my best friend and her family who live just outside Amsterdam in the city of Haarlem. This past Monday afternoon, we took the bikes out and cycled into the town center where we came across this colorful market in the main square. The colors were just exploding on my Fujifilm X10, and I only had to make very minor adjustments on iPhoto.