Panoscenes - Panoramas of Cities in the United States, by Tim Mathiesen Photography

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Denver skyline during the summer, with Six Flags/Elitches Amusement park in the foreground. Beautiful clouds above the city are typical for a summer in Denver.
The city of Denver decorates its city hall each Christmas. This is an annual tradition in Denver and so popular that the city controls the traffic as visitors observe the lights.
Honolulu is the capital of the state of Hawaii. This view is from the entrance to the National Cemetery of the Pacific. Many of the victims of the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor are buried here.
The city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania looks dramatic when viewed from nearby Mt. Washington, to the south. This photograph was taken shortly after dusk.

The ever changing San Diego skyline has seen dramatic changes in the last few years. The new skyscrapers represent the new look of the city of San Diego, California.
The skyline of San Diego has been changing for several years. Added to the skyline is a new cruise ship terminal and the USS Midway. This photograph was taken looking toward downtown from the Coast Guard Station near the San Diego Airport.
A sunset view of San Francisco and the Bay Bridge from Treasure Island.
Sunset over San Francisco, looking east from Twin Peaks. You can see the Bay Bridge, downtown, the east bay, and most of San Francisco Bay.

San Francisco has some of the most beautiful views anyone can ask for. These homes are located in the Pacific Heights area of San Francisco and overlook the Pacific Ocean and Golden Gate Bridge.
The skyline of San Francisco is one of the most famous skylines in the world. The Transamerica Building is the most recognizable building in the view.
Ghiradelli Square is a popular tourist and shopping area in San Francisco. It is located near Fisherman's Wharf and looks out onto San Francisco Bay. The Hyde St. cable car line ends at the foot of Hyde St. in Ghiradelli Square.
The skyline of Waikiki, Hawaii is famous for its tall buildings and for Diamond Head, the ancient volcano. The lights of the hotels and other buildings are most spectacular in the early evening.

The beautiful, new World War II Memorial provides an exciting foreground for the Lincoln Memorial. The World War II Memorial is in the shadow of the Washington Monument and the White House

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