ANGELA B. PAN

There are so many people at the Tidal Basin in the mornings because of the cherry blossoms, that you kind of feel overwhelmed. Its hard to get a good spot, unless you get there super early or you decide to go against the crowd and photograph something else. Everybody seemed to be shooting the Jefferson Memorial, but I noticed that the Washington Monument had all this color behind it. So, I quickly turned my camera from the Jefferson to the Monument and found a perfect spot where the cherry blossoms were framing it.

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When I was in college, one my favorite classes was architectural art history. I learned about everything from european churches to ancient homes and since then, I’ve really grown an appreciation for beautiful architecture. Union Station is not only a train station, it is one of the most beautiful buildings in DC.

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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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An ant’s point of view of the Washington Monument.

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