Posted by Lyndsey Le (Houston, TX, United States) on 10 January 2007 in Architecture and Portfolio.
"The 570-foot monument (15 feet taller than the Washington monument) stands in the Guinness Book of World Records as the tallest monument column in the world."
More information about the monument can be found here. Enjoy!
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Abstractly STUNNING!!
10 Jan 2007 2:08am
Beautiful shot!
10 Jan 2007 9:31am
Beautiful shot, love the wavy reflection in the pond.gr8 job lyndsey
10 Jan 2007 10:07am
great image Lyndsey. the reflection is simply sublime. fine stuff.
10 Jan 2007 10:33am
Great shot, very well done.
10 Jan 2007 4:09pm
Ofcourse, more phallic symbols to remind us all of the authority of men and their "you know whats". Great shot though!
10 Jan 2007 9:00pm
And to think that it was built with all that concrete, along the waters edge. Excellent photo. Next time you're in the area, go eat at Monument Inn. Excellent seafood!
10 Jan 2007 10:26pm
@Scott B: Thanks, Scott for the recommendation! Will definitely try it out when I'm back in the area. I love seafood!
Great shot and i love the reflection in the water!!
10 Jan 2007 10:28pm
i like it! it's got a certain art deco quality to it. :) great shot too! pity the water was not still, otherwise the reflection wld hv been even more awesome!
10 Jan 2007 10:55pm
@spots: Yeah, I really wish the water was more tranquil. Thanks, spots! How are you and your "boys" doing? :)
Thank you all so much for visiting and especially posting your comments! I really appreciate it and am very happy that you enjoyed my photos. Please do come back, as I will strive to take more (and hopefully better) pictures and eager to share with you. As always, cheers!
10 Jan 2007 11:33pm
fantastic shot--it's a photo with 2 different shots (if you know what I mean)--billy
11 Jan 2007 9:24pm
@bronzebilly: Very interesting comment. Thanks, Billy!
Fine reflection...
12 Jan 2007 11:30am
Looks like a postcard. Excellent shot Lindsey.
15 Jan 2007 12:31am
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