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Washington National Cathedral

The National Cathedral sits on fifty-seven acres of land and welcomes nearly 700,000 visitors and worshipers annually. The cathedral was completed eighty-three (83) years to the day after it was begun (september 29,1907-september 29 1990).
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Walter Otto Koenig22-Jul-2010 01:17
Excellent survey of National Cathedral with many top shots. I lived down the hill from there in Georgetown for many years. "V"
Tambra Davis10-Sep-2006 13:39
The National Cathedral is one of the most exquisite buildings I've ever seen, and you have certainly done it justice.
Daniel 02-Dec-2005 09:29
Hi, Stanley. Very nice pictures. Thanks for posting. I'm curious, the indoor photos with P850 at slow shutter (1/2s, 1/10s, etc) did you use a tripod or the camera was handheld?
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