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Replacing World Landmarks With Cheap Souvenirs - Part 2 (16 photos)

Dolphinarium Exhibition, Valencia, Spain

When most people go to a landmark or a tourist attraction, they take home a little souvenir to remind them of their trip. Then there's Michael Hughes's. He loves to take pictures of world famous landmarks - perfectly blended with cheap souvenirs.

You may have seen some of his trademark pieces in a post I did earlier this year. Today, we revisit Michael Hughes' world as we look at some more pieces in his classic collection.

Arc de Triomphe, Paris

The Santa Catalina Arch, Antigua, Guatemala

Technical and Traffic Museum, Berlin

Windmills at Alkmaar, Holland

Period House from 1849, Charleston, South Carolina

Gildehuis der Onvrije Schippers, Belgium

Our Lady of the Foresaken, Valencia, Spain

Hunting Island, Beaufort, South Carolina

Napoleon at Waterloo, Belgium

Vienna, Austria

Zadar, Croatia

Telephone Kiosk, London

Brandenburg Gate, Berlin

Cadillac Ranch, Amarillo, Texas

Gateway of India, Mumbai

Which is your favorite?

Michael Hughes' website

Tags: cheap, landmarks, michael hughes, replacing, souvenirs, world

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Eugene Comment by Eugene on September 24, 2009 at 8:08pm
@Mary - Thanks for the feedback. I made that the first pic now. =)
Mary Comment by Mary on September 24, 2009 at 5:06pm
They are all great, though I have to admit the dolphin cracked me up...
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