Something a little different from what I normally do. What do you think?
architecture
The interior of the Canon building in DC. Another beautiful building in our nation’s capital.
Thank you to all of you who came out Saturday for the Arlington National Cemetery tour. It was great fun!!
All the times that I’ve been the Lincoln Memorial, its never really occured to me to step outside and take a picture of the whole moument itself. It’s so beautiful, especially at night when the lights on the monument are turned on.
In all actually this image was not intended. I finally made it to the Martin Luther King Memorial and spent most of my time there. Walking back to my car, I walked past the Lincoln and had to stop and take a picture. The sky was beautiful with just the right amount of clouds to make the sky more exciting.
Hey Everyone!
Guess where I am!! MEXICO!! Actually not right now because I’m writing this ahead of time, but get ready for some awesome images of Cozumel next week 🙂 The main reason why I’m going is to go scuba diving, but I’ll try to sneak some shots of the beaches.
Now, heres what happened this past week:
I visited the Thomas Jefferson Memorial at sunrise and the Memorial Bridge at sunset.
I took another trip to Great Falls National Park and learned a lot from my experience there.
Then I brought it back to earlier in the summer when I visited a sunflower field in Southern Maryland.
Finally, to round out the week I posted a new image of the Library of Congress in DC.
I was also featured in Fun in Fairfax for the very first time!
Hope you all enjoy your weekend!
Angela
Not only does is the Library of Congress beautiful, but its got to be one of my favorite interiors in DC. The first time I visited it I think I was so blown away by the architecture that I got kinda overwhelmed. I didn’t come out with that many images and I knew there was so much potential for more. So, I went back again and got a little frustrated by all the people there. Umm don’t you know I have a daily blog to keep up? HAHA JK. It was pretty cool to hear people’s initial reactions to the interior.
While I was at the Franciscan Monastery last week (seen here), I was really excited to photograph this particular area. That was even before I found out that this is a replica of the Tomb of Christ from the Holy Land. I really liked how the candles were lined up, how it was framing the image of Jesus so perfectly, and how it just made you look at the ceiling. When I came home this was the first image that I tried to process.
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