Group of cuban flags in the wind

Californian landscape

Montpelier Idaho

Ohio is the only state in the United States whose flag is burgee-shaped instead of rectangular.

In public domain by photy.org

European, British & Gibraltarian! :-)

Wallpapers - World Of Pictures ift.tt/1IzSRee ift.tt/1uImtAq

This concludes my Flag Ponds series.

- Whoops, I was mistaken! I have a couple more I forgot about - :-P

Stavern, Vestfold, Norway

Remembrance Sunday. A simple, poignant memorial to a young life lost in the wastelands of Afghanistan.

Photographed at the National Memorial Arboretum, Staffordshire, England.

“When you go home

Tell them of us and say

‘For your tomorrow

We gave our today’.”

For more about the National Memorial Arboretum, see here.

At the cityhall of Valenzuela

American and state flags on the grounds of the Great Overland Station in Topeka Kansas.

The northernmost of Thailand ends with a road and a bridge over to Myanmar (Mae Sai border checkpoint).

I’ve been to two land border crossings and both times they aren’t as flashy or comfortable as an airport, but with a lot less hassle.

ISO400 f5.6 1/750 300mm LR

The flag ceremony at Tiananmen Square

I think that the U.S. flag is just gorgeous. I love it. I think all flags of the world are wonderful. We should all be proud of our flag and country.

و عاش كل بحريني

Flag of the Republic of China, (Taiwan) in sunlight

Malaysian Flag

In front of the Elephant Hotel

Artists: Emma van Beek / Natasa Heydra

Festival stage setting using special designed flags.

During the festival Rotterdam Unlimited

Artist’s websitewww.EmmavanBeek.nl

Pargue das Aves - Foz do Iguaçu - PR

[Apparently not on this day...]

January 11, 2012

London, Ontario

Outside City Hall

*About "On This Day"*

I have way too many photos in my catalogue that never get seen, and for a while now I've wanted a way to bring out some photos that I never did anything with at the time I shot them. So, to keep them from gathering digital dust, I've decided to start a kind of "On This Day.." project with my Flickr, where I will (If I remember) edit and post photos from this day in the past, that wouldn't have otherwise seen the light of day.

I figured, since I'm always wanting other people and archives to post more of their unseen work, why not start with myself?