Jimmy Carter Library and Museum

Atlanta, Georgia, USA

March 21st 2006

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One of the most important borders for me, at exactly this time of year... is the beginning of spring. Months of cold and gray are finally coming to an end. Opportunities to garden and eat and live outside comfortably are finally available. The Atlanta skyline is a difficult scene to photograph.

There are very few public unobstructed views available near the city. Just off the lake is one of Atlanta's most recognizable buildings, the Bank of America Plaza.

Music was provided by Chris Griffin of Griffin Mastering & Recording and actual background sound was captured on location.

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USA-Canada / USA-Georgia

Lat: 33° 45' 57.28" N
Long: 85° 22' 23.37" W

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20D & 10-22 + minidisc

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