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I am currently living in Brooklyn Heights New York, and have done for seven year on and off. I moved to the USA with my wife from Sunderland, United Kingdom where I was born.
I am a self employed web designer and have just taken up photography as a hobby, mainly to inspire ideas for websites and to collect images for a stock photo library.
Most of the image taken and viewed are captured with my very first camera a Canon. I have just purchase a new Canon 10mp so hopefully I will bet taken a few more better quality images for all to see.
If you would like to see more or just to connect please feel free to visit my new website at Ugliphoto.com. It has a selection of images that I hope you like.
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The Iwo Jima Memorial is a military memorial statue outside the walls of the Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington. The memorial is dedicated to all personnel of the United States Marine Corps who have died in the defense of their country since 1775.
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The Marine Corps War Memorial (also called the Iwo Jima Memorial).
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Right piece of equiptment in the right place. :o)
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We went on a small vacation to Monument Valley to see the sights. We drove the valley road loop which is 17 miles long and that takes you through a big loop of the valley floor. One of the first bits to see is The Three Sisters.
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We went on a small vacation to Monument Valley to see the sights. After parking the car and walking to the edge you see the whole valley spread out in front of you.
This was taken after we decided to drive the valley road which takes you to the bits you can't see.
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We went on a small vacation to Monument Valley to see the sights. This is what you see as you drive up the Monument Valley Rd after turning off the 163 at the Monument Valley Tribal Park.
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Designed by Richard Cail and opened in 1857, Newton Cap Viaduct carried a railway until 1968. In 1995 it was converted to take the A689 over the River Wear - thought to be the first conversion of its kind in England.
This image is taken from Dial Stob Hill over looking the River Wear and the Eleven Arches Golf Course one early morning.
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Newton Cap Bridge or formally known as Bishop Skirlaw's Bridge and dates back to the 1400. Now a quiet crossing after the conversion of the rail viaduct which stands right next to this bridge to road use in 1995.
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Taken from Low Street in Hendon, it shows both the road and rail bridges over the River Wear in Sunderland.
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