This image was taken in January. It was probably one of the worst photo experiences I’ve had. It was so windy and cold that I could barely stand. Although I was wearing gloves, the gloves did absolutely nothing when I had to hold my tripod still from the wind. The tripod made my hands even colder. Just looking at this image reminds me of that day and makes me cold.
For some reason it took me a long time to get this image. I’d been planning on visitng the Superme Court for a while now but I wanted to make sure I had a good sunrise before I went. The first time I went the sunrise was barely there, but I took that time to practice my composition. My second attempt was the next morning and the sunrise was ok but I thought it could of been better. The third morning I woke up and was half way there when I realized the sunrise would probably be a little dull. (Sometimes you can just tell if it’s too cloudy, too clear, etc.) Finally on the fourth day the sunrise was gorgeous. I was so excited to go to the Supreme Court, but unfortunately the sky wasn’t so lit that the color was everywhere. After spending almost a full week, waking up everyday at 430am, I am done with this building for now.
I took this shot again with a purpose. The purpose was to test out the Canon 70-200mm v ii Telephoto Lens. I was lucky because the sunrise was GORGEOUS! A very excellent testing day if you ask me.
I love spring. Everything is so lively and colorful. I was so excited for spring to come this year so I could start shooting so more flower images. Girly? I guess. But flowers are so pretty!
Hi! This week has been pretty unpredictable with thunderstorms on and off. You’ll see me discussing it in a lot of my posts from the past week.
Here we go: Over the weekend, Meg from my facebook group identified the mystery flowers. I was so happy when I could finally say I had some beautiful images of Passion Flowers.
Next I went to the Constitution Gardens at sunset. Not many people know about this place, so I hope you all enjoy this image and try to make it out there one day.
The Jefferson Memorial isn’t just for the Cherry Blossoms, it’s beautiful anytime of the year. Although when I went this morning, I didn’t get the shot I expected. I wanted to go down closer to the tidal basin and walk around to try to find my perfect image. Come to find out it was flooded. All these thunderstorms got in my way again! Rain, rain go AWAY!