Captured at the National Gallery of Art, DC:

Captured at the National Gallery of Art, DC:

New office building in DC – I get dizzy looking at it.

Even a mundane hallway feels artsy at the Renwick Gallery in Washington DC.

A fine example of man-spreading:

Shot with iPhone, edited with Snapseed
Rare sighting!
A millennial a)reading a book, and b) a classic (The Count of Monte Christo) and c)in public. All is not lost.

Shot with iPhone, edited with Snapseed
Washington, DC is a place where tie clips are still a thing, where bow ties are still worn in seriousness, and where men still wear fedoras.

Captured on DC Metro with iPhone.
Or you might miss sight like these window washers high above K Street in DC.

Shot on iPhone
Captured at the Glenstone Museum.



iPhone, Hipstamatic
Took my team to the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden for some creative inspiration – glad we picked a 60-degree winter day!



However you may define it: shared experience, place of work, or gaming break.



… the subway differently. Some bury themselves in their phones, some in their books.

iPhone, edited with Snapseed
Commuters on their way home on a Friday evening, captured on DC Metro.

iPhone, edited with Snapseed
Captured on the DC metro. The ears lit up in synch with whatever he was listening to.

iPhone, edited with Snapseed
Captured during rain storm over DC tonight:

iPhone, edited with Snapseed
Found on quiet street in DC neighborhood while walking to work — a vintage Indian motorcycle.


I know that title is an oxymoron, given what is going on in this city these days, but it didn’t seem to bother these two as they enjoyed a quiet Friday evening sunset over the Lincoln Memorial.
Walked to the Mall after work on Friday and captured these photos. A wonderful time to be in DC, except this year it’s unseasonably cold. Nevertheless, the water’s edge was packed with tourists (i.e. camera-toting) and locals (i.e. picnicking).
Found this record store in Falls Church, VA. It reminded me of the store described in Nick Hornby’s ‘High Fidelity.’
Captured on my commute this evening:

Captured at Tyson’s Corner Mall near Washington DC. Loved the colors and busy scene, even though everyone there was quite calm and enjoyed their meal.
Shot with iPhone, edited in Adobe Lightroom
Refreshment stand on the Mall in Washington, DC:
Canon Powershot G12
ISO 1600
f/7.1
0.8 sec
B&W conversion in Lightroom
Even a mundane office building like the Office of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in Washington, DC has some graceful lines:
Canon Powershot G12
ISO 100
f/8
1/250 sec
New view because the National Museum of African American History and Culture is now on the Mall, adding some interesting lines to Washington, DC’s architecture.
Canon Powershot G12
ISO 100
f/8
1/250 sec
Trying to find a unique perspective of the Washington Monument, I came across these two soldiers guarding the entrance. Captured during a brief business trip to DC earlier this week.
Canon Powershot G12
ISO 100
f/8
1/250 sec
Caught near Reagan Airport in Washington, DC. Spring is here, while its still freezing in CT. What’s up with that?!?
Some other shots I really liked from my visit to the National Zoo in Washington, DC (the first one was a collaboration with my son – he took the shot with my camera, I did the editing):
Covered a lot of territory in DC over the weekend, here are some miscellaneous impressions:
iphone & Hipstamatic app
I enjoyed the challenge of taking pictures of the memorials on Washington, DC’s Mall that are different from the millions of pictures taken there every day.
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