Where In The World?

Images submitted to VSA Magazine's "Where in the World" feature. View them in full resolution by clicking each image. Jim Bates' shot of the Brooklyn Bridge from Empire Fulton Ferry State Park, Brooklyn, New York Greg Sievert's shot of his ES in front of the radio telescope dish in Parkes, New South Wales, Australia, which was made famous for its participation in the initial moon landing. Story told in the movie "The Dish". Boot Hill graveyard in Tombstone, Arizona. Photo by Ernie Shack. The Unisphere from the 1964 World's Fair in Flushing Meadows, Queens, New York. Photo by Eli Jimenez. John Tutuer's shot at the paddock entrance of Elkhart Lake Road America, Wisconsin. Ken Porcell's '71E in front of the fountain at Fountain Hills, Arizona. One of the world's highest fountains, the 560 foot tall plume of water shoots to the sky and is visible for many miles. George Brunner's shot of his '64 1800S with the George Washington Bridge in the background. Photo taken at the Ross Dock Picnic Park on the Hudson in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. Jan Gersonde's 1973 1800ES parked in Fort Baker with a great view on the Golden Gate Bridge. 3 Million Mile Irv Gordon with the Hollywood sign in the background. Howard Haefner's shot of Mount Rushmore. Douglas Yeo's shot of his 1971 1800E at Niagara Falls, from the Canadian side. Joe Nicholson's shot of his '73 ES with the Philadelphia Art Museum and the statue of "Rocky" in the background. Art Montes De Oca's shot of Ken Parkhurst's custom 1973 1800ES at the Hollywood Bowl. Andre de Haan's shot of the 2010 World Cup Soccer Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa. Dave Smith's early morning shot fron Queen Ann Hill overlooking the space needle in Seattle. Dick Garson's shot at the "Wawona Tunnel Tree", Mariposa Grove, Yosemite Nation Park. Photo from February 1965. Steve Hilbert's 1800E at White Sands National park, New Mexico. Ted Brough's shot at Borrego Springs, California of one of the 10 life size metal sculptures. Denis Tanney's shot of his 1800 with the Statue of Liberty in the background. Larry Gibel's 1800ES at Al Unser's Museum at Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, New Mexico. Birger Vernersson's shot of Trolle-Ljungby, 14th century castle in Scania, Sweden. Dick Garson's shot of the Continental Divide, taken on a trip to Arizona, Utah, and Colorado. Tim Hille's shot of his 1964 P1800 at the Crazy Horse Memorial. Ken Porcell's '71E in front of the fountain at Fountain Hills, AZ. Eldon Hammond's shot of his concours winning 1960 544 at the Gateway Arch, East St.Louis, Illinois. Douglas Yeo's 1971 1800E at Niagara Falls, from the Canadian side. Mitch Duncan at the Oak Tree corner at VIR, back in 2005. Eli Jimenez's shot of his 1968 1800S at the Capitol Building, Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. Andre' de Haan's shot of Voortrekker Monument in the Pretoria Region, South Africa with his '73 1800ES in the foreground. Tom Lukas' shot of his 1972 1800E at the Washington Monument. Rick Nelson's shot of his 1970 P1800E at the Kennedy Space Center. Ron Armiger's shot of his freshly restored '62 Jensen P1800 in the foreground and the Chesapeake Bay Bridge in the background taken from Kent Island. Dave Vandewouw's shot of Lake Lure, the location where the movie "Dirty Dancing" starring Patrick Swayze was filmed. Steve Landa's shot of his 1968 1800S in Lambertville, NJ, looking across the Delaware River to New Hope, PA. Don Thorn's shot of his '65 122S by the New Croton Dam built between 1892 and 1906, was the tallest dam in the world at the time of its construction. It is part of the vast New York City water supply. Roger Fritch's shot of his '73 1800ES in front of Grauman’s Chinese Theater Hollywood, CA on the historic Hollywood Walk of Fame. Bob Cuthill's shot of his '61 Jensen Vin 1945 in front of Provincial Legislature (equivalent to US State Capital Buildings) British Columbia, Canada. Eli Jimenez's shot of his beautiful '68 1800S in sunny Aquada, Puerto Rico.