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Photo Friday

Echo runs images from the Great Lakes region on Fridays. Most submissions come from readers. Submit one to GreatLakesEcho@gmail.com. Include your name, a brief description of the image, when it was taken and any unusual circumstances involved in taking it.

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Photo Friday: Pictured Rocks in Michigan

By Shaheen Kanthawala | July 8, 2011
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Photo Friday: Water fleas in the Great Lakes

By Shaheen Kanthawala | July 1, 2011
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Photo Friday: Big Manitou Falls, Wis.

By Great Lakes Echo | June 24, 2011
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Photo Friday: Lake Michigan quagga mussels

By Great Lakes Echo | June 17, 2011
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Photo Friday: Fishing on Lake Ontario

By Great Lakes Echo | June 9, 2011
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Photo Friday: Lake Erie sunset

By Great Lakes Echo | May 13, 2011
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Photo Friday: Invasive Purple Loosestrife

By Haley Walker | May 5, 2011
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Photo Friday: Bicentennial Tower at Presque Isle State Park

By Alice Rossignol | April 29, 2011
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Photo Friday: Lake Michigan sunset

By Great Lakes Echo | April 15, 2011

To submit an image to Great Lakes Echo Photo Friday, send your photo, a caption and your name to greatlakesecho@gmail.com.

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Photo Friday: Lake Ontario sunset

By Alice Rossignol | April 8, 2011

To submit an image to Great Lakes Echo Photo Friday, send your photo, a caption and your name to greatlakesecho@gmail.com.

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