The River Anna

Baltimore, Maryland, USA

19:30 PM EST/June 21, 2005

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Ever wonder why children are so drawn to water? Well, I stopped. But not before seeing my two year old wipe the entire house clean, wash her clothes without removing them from her body first and turn blue in her kiddie pool.

Did I mention drowning the plants and mudding up the sand box?

My gratituide goes out to my wife, without whom this panorama could have not been possible. Also thanks to Mickael Therer, Erik Krause and Bernhard Vogl for always being there to discuss all things panoramic.

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Location

USA-Canada / USA-Maryland

Lat: 39° 14' 24" N
Long: 77° 33' 24" W

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Equipment

Fuji S2 | Nikkor 8mm

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