This has got to be one of the most beautiful ceilings I’ve seen in Maryland. What do you think?
The natural history museum has always been my favorite Smithsonian museum. How about you? When I was little, my favorite part was always the rocks because they were so colorful and different.
Fun fact: Did you know that I used to intern at the Natural History Museum when I was in high school? I was a photo intern and loved every minute. (By the way, this is not the reason why it’s my favorite museum).
I thought Id check out some of my older Hawaii pictures. I know there still some I haven’t processed but it makes me miss the islands.
A few weeks ago, I spent a really rainy morning at Meadowlark Botanical Gardens. We took breaks in and out of the rain until it finally stopped. Luckily, the cherry blossoms were still in bloom and I got to take this beautiful shot with rain droplets.
We’ve all know the cherry blossoms around the tidal basin (or if you follow my blog regularly, you definitely know them), but have you heard of weeping cherry blossoms? I hadn’t heard of them until after one day towards the end of the cherry blossom season when Navin told me about them. I thought it sounded really cool and it was a coincidence the very next day, I go to Meadowlark Botanical Garden and they were in full bloom. They are so beautiful!
While I was in California, I attended a Sea to Summit Workshop by Joshua Cripps. It was really great to have someone from the area show me around the different beaches and discuss technique on how to photograph the water.