July Photo Contest Extras
With more than 350 submissions to our photo contest, we perused dozens of really great photos. Below are some of our editors' favorites.
Published Tuesday, July 22, 2008
"Ape at the National Zoo" by Neil Greenberg of Rockville
"Earth Day Celebration" by Tina Clayton from Southern Maryland
Tina writes, "The photograph was taken during the Earth Day festivities in Leonardtown Square, Leonardtown, MD. I remember the maypole dance being done when I was in elementary school and hadn't seen it in many years. A step back in time. A wonderful celebration with a small town feel. I love historic St. Mary's County."
"Slip, Slide'n Away" by Eric Jensen of Rockville
Eric writes, "I can still remember my first slip n' slide almost 40 years ago. To be able to see my kids use and enjoy theirs the way I used to brings back a lot of great summer memories for me and, hopefully, creates a lot of great summer memories for them."
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WHERE IS MY WOLF SHIRT?
Posted by: Hawt Dawg, Sep 16, 2008 10:41:36 AM
I love the Ape photo by Neil Greenberg. I love how it was captured almost like the ape was posing. That picture would make an awesome card for the National Zoo.
Posted by: Beth , Sep 13, 2008 09:17:53 PM
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