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Georgia Aquarium

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Georgia Aquarium

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Georgia Aquarium

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Georgia Aquarium

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Georgia Aquarium

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Georgia Aquarium

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Georgia Aquarium

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Georgia Aquarium

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Georgia Aquarium

Mathew Browne

Georgia Aquarium

Mathew Browne

Georgia Aquarium

Mathew Browne

Georgia Aquarium

Mathew Browne

Georgia Aquarium

Mathew Browne

Georgia Aquarium

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Georgia Aquarium

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Georgia Aquarium

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Georgia Aquarium

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Outside view of the north rampart and moat to the Northwest Bastion from the main gate. The embrasures on the north rampart (to the right) were filled with bricks when the fort was used to confine Confederate officer prisoners after the fort fell to Union forces during the American Civil War.

Fort Pulaski

Wayne Foote

Exposed structural support beneath the Southwest Bastion.

Fort Pulaski

Wayne Foote

View of lower level of the southeast rampart. The semi-circles on the floor are traversing tracks for cannon. The cannon were fired through embrasures which are out of sight on the right side of the photograph.

Fort Pulaski

Wayne Foote

View along the upper south rampart to the southeast rampart (running right to left) in the background. Taken from the top of the Southwest Bastion.

Fort Pulaski

Wayne Foote

View looking east from the top of the northeast rampart overlooking the marshes to the ocean.

Fort Pulaski

Wayne Foote

View along the interior side of the east rampart and eastern edge of the parade ground facing south toward the Southwest Bastion. The cannon at the upper right are atop the Southwest Bastion.

Fort Pulaski

Wayne Foote

View of the south rampart and moat from outside of the fort. The broken spots in the wall were made by Union artillery during the siege in April, 1862, during the American Civil War.

Fort Pulaski

Wayne Foote

Commanding Officer's quarters. The painting over the fireplace is of Count Casimir Pulaski for whom the fort was named. Pulaski was a Polish officer serving in the Continental (American) Army during the American Revolution

Fort Pulaski

Wayne Foote

View of the fort interior across parade ground toward the north rampart taken from the main gate.

Fort Pulaski

Wayne Foote

Savannah is a major seaport.

Savannah Riverwalk

Wayne Foote

Highway US-17 bridge over the Savannah River.

Savannah Riverwalk

Wayne Foote

This is a good area for street photography. I sat near these red flowers and let subjects come to me.

Savannah Riverwalk

Wayne Foote

The Riverwalk is a popular wedding reception venue. The woman on the right is the wedding photographer - note the double cameras. She just photographed the bride and groom running through a fountain.

Savannah Riverwalk

Wayne Foote

Frieze located in front of the JW Marriott hotel.

Savannah Riverwalk

Wayne Foote

Moran Towing Company tugboat.

Savannah Riverwalk

Wayne Foote

The Riverwalk is also a popular pre-wedding party venue. The bride-to-be is in the white hat.

Savannah Riverwalk

Wayne Foote

One of Savannah's 22 squares.

Savannah Trolley Tours

Wayne Foote

Forsyth Park fountain. The fountain was purchased from a company in New York for less than $3000.

Savannah Trolley Tours

Wayne Foote

Savannah is one of America's older cities. There are many buildings dating from the country's early years.

Savannah Trolley Tours

Wayne Foote

Window ca. 1790's.

Savannah Trolley Tours

Wayne Foote

Savannah is wonderful place for street photography.

Savannah Trolley Tours

Wayne Foote

The Haitian Monument, in Savannah's Franklin Square, recognizes the contribution of the all-Black Chasseurs-Volontaires de Saint-Domingue to the fight for American independence.

Savannah Trolley Tours

Wayne Foote

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