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discoverLosAngeles.com (more than 200,000 visitors monthly) features user-generated photos from our Flickr group (http://www.flickr.com/groups/discoverlosangeles/). Submit your photos and every day we'll pick an image and give credit to the photographer. At the end of each month we'll feature the best photo and award prizes to the winners (hotel stays, attraction tickets and more).

SEPTEMBER PHOTO OF THE MONTH

El Matador State Beach, Malibu
Photo courtesy of Amber Lunsford, Flickr

9/30/2010: "The Battle Between Summer and Fall" -- Michael Daclan

View from Mt. Washington
Photo courtesy of Jennifer Gaillard, Flickr

9/29/2010: "Ohhh, There's Our Car!" -- Karol Franks

View from the Griffith Observatory
Photo courtesy of Olivier (OLESS), Flickr

9/28/2010: LA's Movie Palaces

Los Angeles Theatre
Photo courtesy of magnetic lobster, Flickr

9/27/2010: It's a Beautiful Sunset

El Matador State Beach, Malibu
Photo courtesy of Amber Lunsford, Flickr

9/26/2010: Photography's New LA Home

Annenberg Space for Photography
Photo courtesy of Karen Maze

9/25/2010: Hollywood Oasis

Lake Hollywood
Photo courtesy of magnetic lobster, Flickr

9/24/2010: The Colors of Venice

Abbot Kinney Boulevard (Venice, CA)
Photo courtesy of Digital Agent, Flickr

9/23/2010: America's Port

San Pedro Harbor (Port of Los Angeles)
Photo courtesy of American Maid, Flickr

9/22/2010: Gone Yachting

Marina del Rey
Photo courtesy of dailymatador, Flickr

9/21/2010: Follow the Waves

Malibu
Photo courtesy of Cristian Mejía, Flickr

9/20/2010: The Calm Palm in the Echo

Echo Park
Photo courtesy of Calvin Fleming, Flickr

9/19/2010: Walking on Water

Santa Monica
Photo courtesy of agnesjoseph, Flickr

9/18/2010: When the Fog Rolls In

Downtown
Photo courtesy of Sean Lin (@captainsean), Flickr

9/17/2010: Ar(t)chitecture

John Ferraro Building - LADWP Headquarters (111 N Hope St., Downtown)
Designed by the architects AC Martin Partners, Inc. and opened in 1964.
Photo courtesy of Frank Hsu (Mr. Gold), Flickr

9/16/2010: Reaching for the Sky

Sunset Gower Studios, Technicolor Building
Photo courtesy of Mark Luethi, Flickr

9/15/2010: LA's Contemporary Borders

Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA)
Artwork: Doug Wheeler, RM 669, 1969, vacuum-formed Plexiglas and white UV neon light, 96 x 96 in., collection of The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, purchased with funds provided by Bullocks Wilshire
Photo courtesy of SethPlummer, Flickr

9/14/2010: This is not a photo.

La Trahison des images (Ceci n'est pas une pipe) (The Treachery of images [This is not a pipe]), René Magritte (Belgium, Hainaut, 1898 - 1967), Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)
Courtesy of 17thletter Photography, Flickr

9/13/2010: A Day of Rest on Monday

St. Philip the Apostle Church (151 South Hill Avenue, Pasadena)
Photo courtesy of Ver Latorre (jedi snipes), Flickr

9/12/2010: Whale Watchin' LA Style

Blue Whale off San Pedro Harbor
Photo courtesy of Tony Sch (Shredder4hire), Flickr

9/11/2010: Simply Magical

Abalone Cove, Palos Verdes Peninsula
Photo courtesy of Mike Chen aka Metalman, Flickr

9/10/2010: Pacific Ocean Newbie

Santa Monica
Photo courtesy of Vicente A. (feculent_fugue), Flickr

9/9/2010: Celebrate Your Inner Zorba

Photo courtesy of John Boudouvas

9/8/2010: The Studio (Hollywood's Immortality)

Jim Henson Studio (1416 N. La Brea Ave., Hollywood)

Charlie Chaplin began construction of the studio in 1917. Chaplin filmed several of his great movies here between 1918 through 1952. Ownership of the studio changed hands over the years, and in November 1999 the Henson family purchased the property. Read more ...

Photo courtesy of NoIdentity, Flickr

9/7/2010: Summer's Sideout

Santa Monica
Photo courtesy of Rick George, Flickr

9/6/2010: The Intersection of Fame

Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street, Hollywood
Photo courtesy of James Herman, Flickr

9/5/2010: Time for the Fair

LA County Fair (Sept. 4 - Oct. 3) at the Fairplex in Pomona
Photo courtesy of Mark Peacock (avilon_music), Flickr

9/4/2010: LA Moves at the Speed of Light

Photo courtesy of Gary Mumaw ("Master of Images"), Flickr

9/3/2010: Fanfare for Friday

Pumping 400,000 gallons of recycling water and water streams that go as high as 100 feet in the air, the Fanfare Fountains & Water Features at the Port of Los Angeles comprise the largest water feature in California.
Photo courtesy of Port of Los Angeles

9/2/2010: Downtown Gets Even Hotter