ANGELA B. PAN

Today’s another one of those days where I don’t know what to write about. So here are some of the things that I’ve been thinking about recently:

– I dance the best when I’m alone in front of the mirror
– I think I may be turning into a belieber… no judging.
– Can’t wait to go to Tokyo next month and eat
– Sometimes I ask Frankie questions like, “Why are you so cute?” and wait for him to answer me
– House of Cards next weekend #FU2016
– Change is good
– Fries are good

Darn, I should of posted this on Valentine’s day. Do you guys see the heart?

Three Things I was grateful for:

1. Snow 🙂
2. New Adventures
3. And I’ll be speaking tomorrow at Twinbrook Library at 1:30p in Rockville, MD. If you don’t have any plans, stop by.

Just in case you were wondering, walking around in the freezing rain isn’t as fun as walking around in snow. I don’t know, its just not the same…

Since the weather was pretty crappy on Monday, I started playing this new game. Ride the metro for as long as you can tolerate, get off at a random stop, then walk around until you figure out where you are, then (thanks to my awesome sense of direction) find your way to a different metro stop, and go home. It’s a pretty fun game that you all should try!

One of my favorite things to photograph in DC while its snowing is the white-on-white. White snow with the “white” memorials. It’s so simple and beautiful.

While walking around the other day I saw the WWI memorial out of the corner of my eye and made my way over there. It’s a memorial that’s not photographed often but it’s definietly not one to pass up. I got the standard shots of the memorial with the trees surrounding it but it wasn’t until I stepped into the memorial with the beautiful columns and trees that I got really excited.

OK, I changed my mind again. I’m back in love with snow.

Popped a few valentines day chocolates for breakfast and I was off to shoot on this very white Presidents day.

We were at the National Cathedral so early we could see the sun light peaking through the stained glass windows. It was literally the most colorful sunrise I’d ever seen. All the lights bouncing off the Cathedral walls was so cool and bright, it kind of turned the ceiling blue at one point.