One thing that I love about DC is that everything is so close to each other. It’s awesome how something like the monument can be seen from so many different prespectives like here and here.
This was taken at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall at sunrise.
In honor for all those who have and are serving. Thank you.
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Yesterday, you saw the interior. Now, check it out while the sun is rising behind it.
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When you walk into the National Cathedral you can’t help but do a 360. The ceilings were my favorite part and it was really hard to take my eyes off of them. I really want to go again when its really sunny out so the stain glass windows really show their color.
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An ant’s point of view of the Washington Monument.
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As I was leaving Great Falls National Park, the sun was setting and I had to stop and take a picture. Luckily, no other cars were in sight. I thought the trees were gorgous lining the sky and road and the snow was the perfect accessory 🙂
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This photo was shot at Burke Lake Park. Most of the park was closed due to the snow and I’m pretty lucky that it was or else I would of never found this spot. It was gorgous with the snow blanketing the golf course and the sunsetting behind the trees.
Expect to see a few more Thunderstorm pics in the next few days.
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