Mount Rushmore at night. by jayfar
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Description
Following on from my previous post this is the visitors area at night. We were stopping over nearby and got to come back here to see the switching on of the lights.

Comments (23)
Fantastic and very interesting night shot!
Fascinating capture Jeff!
wonderful
Wonderful image !!!
excellent
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Very beautiful
Spectacular! One of those must visit places, if only I was a traveller!
Excellent Jeff, I like the flags, we seem to have a lack of flag waving in this country, probably down to the fact that we mustn't "Offend" anyone, but they can wave theirs and we must not say anything in case we offend them. Jeez! What a crock!!!!!!
Must be quite a ghostly sight at night. Big experience well captured
Nice shot, Jeff. It must be something to see up close. We Americans are very proud of our history because we know nothing about it. Mount Rushmore sits in the Black Hills which is land sacred to the Lakota (Sioux). It was given to them by the United States under treaty until gold was discovered in the area. Then the U.S. took it back because, you know, gold.
what a cool shot!
Well exposed
I love the color and light on this... Great shot
It must have been great seeing them switch on the lights.
Nice night shot ,looks like a must visit place.
Lovely pic jeff
How very cool! Wonderful shot!
Nice exposure.... I like the perspective here!
COOOL
An impressive photo from that distance!
Flags everywhere.... Notice this about the States? I did.. Here, its like a sin, hide them at all cost! Something wrong with our Country I think, its broken.. Shame huh? Great shot (back to the photo, sorry). Well taken Rob
A fascinating place.