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London Bridge
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Quebec Farm
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US Army Base
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Home Depot Construction Site
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Borders Construction Site
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Just off I-95
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Car Salvage Yard
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View through police lines, anti-Iraq war demonstration
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Gaining vantage point on Ulysses Grant Memorial, Obama Inauguration
by Jonathan Sa’adah Washington DC, January 2009 (click image for a larger version) Jonathan Sa’adah’s photographs often deal with people and political/social topics. His favorite places to photograph...
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Demonstrators standing on barricades
by Jonathan Sa’adah New York City, February 2003 (click image to see a larger version) Jonathan Sa’adah’s photographs often deal with people and political/social topics. His favorite places to...
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