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September 2008 Reader Photos

California, Argentina, Mexico–our readers sought the endless summer this month.
  • September Winner: Alaska's Kenai Fjords National Park (Bob Wells)
  • Finalist: Los Glaciares National Park, Argentina (Michael Cook)
  • Finalist (Photo by Dave Taylor)
  • Finalist (Photo by Jonathan Lipka)
  • Finalist (Photo by Jennifer Hurst)
  • Finalist (Photo by Alan Johnson)
  • (Photo by Van Dunagan)
  • (Photo by Richard Yazbeck)
  • Peak Lake, Wind River Mountains, Wyoming (Michael Einbinder)
  • Hurricane Pass, Grand Tetons National Park, Wyoming (Drue Wolfe)
  • Emigrant Wilderness Area, California (Steve Aguiar)
  • (Photo by Kendra Koach)
  • (Photo by Jay Van Liere)
  • Mt. Orizaba, Mexico (Brian Larson)
Finalist: Los Glaciares National Park, Argentina (Michael Cook)
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Finalist: Los Glaciares National Park, Argentina (Michael Cook)

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