Schmap.com

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

The old Masonic Temple

I have to be honest. Before they contacted Angela about maybe using one of her photos on their online photo city guides, I had never heard of Schmaps. However, soon after she heard from them, I got an email as well letting me know they were considering one of my photos.

Today, I got an email confirming that my photo of the Masonic Temple in Philadelphia is being used in the Philadelphia city guide. You can see the particular entry here:

http://www.schmap.com/philadelphia/sights_churches/p=73060/i=73060_3.jpg

Angela’s photo is among the collection for the Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat in Vegas.

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