WWII Memorial and the Lincoln Memorial on a starry night in Washington D.C. Shot with a Rokinon 12mm lens in manual mode with camera set to lens off. Distance @ ∞ and aperture at F/22. Cropped. #StarryNight #WWIIMemorial #LincolnMemorial #WashingtonD.C. #lights #night #B&W　#夜 #星 #stars #Sterne #étoiles 　#星 #Stjärnor #Denkmäler #NPS #NationalMall

WWII Memorial & Lincoln Memorial B&W at night around Christmas time. Shot with a Rokinon 12mm F2.0 lens in manual mode with camera set to lens off. Distance @ ∞ and aperture F/22. #WashingtonD.C. #WWIIMemorial #NPS #night #Nacht #nuit #lights #Lichter #lumières　#噴水 #WaterFountains #Wasserfontänen #FontainesD'eau #夜 #NPS #NationalMall

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Anacostia Riverwalk, D.C.

Smithsonian's National Zoo in D.C.

A Lamp lights the Organization of American States Building in Washington D.C. Shot with a Rokinon 12mm F2.0 manual focus and aperture lens. #OrganizationOfAmericanStates #WashingtonD.C. #night #lights #Xmount #urban #夜 #Nacht #nuit

Mother and her 1 year old cub. At Smithsonian's National Zoo in D.C.

Giant Panda cub at Smithsonian's National Zoo in D.C.

A view of the U.S. Capitol Building from the southeast, and a COLD ONE at that.

Twas a cold and windy night…

Hirshhorn-D.C.

A view (looking west) from the steps of the United States Capitol across the National Mall.

Visible are the Ulysses S. Grant Memorial, the Washington Monument & the Lincoln Memorial.

Between the Capitol steps and the Lincoln Memorial, the Mall spans 1.9 miles.

Smithsonian Castle is also visible to the left.

**Someone told me they think the Grant statue looks like Indiana Jones. Now that's all I see.

Taken around this time last year.

Georgetown, Washington D.C.

At the United States Botanic Garden in D.C.

Behind the Hirshhorn with Smithsonian Arts & Industries Building in the background. I have a picture of the pumpkin from a couple of years before this, when it was in the museum. I was excited to see it again outside.

At the Smithsonian American Art Museum. This sculpture is called "Nenuphar", Sanskrit word for lotus or water lily.

Silly me, I had thought this was at a different museum in D.C. And there are many. No wonder I couldn't find its title and description.