This week's challenge could also prove quite easy. It's hard to pick islands that are not instantly-recognisable, but also not completely obscure. The range is on the instantly-recognisable end of the scale :)
UPDATE: Trivia: There's at least two states and three countries in this collection :)
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
#7
#8
#9
#10
Answers from last week below
#1 - Washington Monument, Washington DC
#2 - Arc de Triomphe, Paris
#3 - Taj Mahal, Agra India
#4 - Christ the Redeemer, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
#5 - Nelson's Column, London
#6 - Statue of Liberty, New York
#7 - Monument to the Conquerors of Space, Moscow
#8 - Brandenburg Gate, Berlin
#9 - Ushiku Daibutsu, Japan
#10 - Australian War Memorial, Canberra - I suppose this really isn't an monument per se... sorry .. :)
trainman
2 - Lord Howe Island
5 - Manhattan
6 - Tasmania
No shots of Norfolk Island? It even has high resolution photos.
delmer
I've no idea what any of them are -- which is sad as I've been to Manhattan several times (though never suspended above it at satellite height).
As I desperatley want to play the game, I've decided to modify the rules and turn this into which two islands do I like best based on appearance: The answer is 2 and 9. (My apologies ... but, as you know I'm an American and we refuse to play by anybody's rules other than our own.)
Kazza the Blank One
Well 2 I am going to in October and 9 is high on my want to go to list (but is also very unlikely to be guessed :) .. Gary may get it if he still reads this blog, he recently posted a video on his blog that was filmed there)