Spent some time in DC for work this week and had just a few free moments in the early morning and explored along the river for some not so normal DC monument captures.

Washington DC Metro

photo ID #9033- TSI

loneliness adds beauty to life.

it puts a special burn on sunsets and makes night air smell better.

....h. rollins

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photo ID #0378/Washington DC-12/2015

I shot into one of the those rainbow globes outside of the National Cathedral. I caught a little bit of another globe and one of the towers of the cathedral. The main thing was making sure I'd not include myself, but it you look carefully you'll find me.

tgif was in the first floor of this building

The Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, Washington DC

We took the water taxi from Georgetown to Old Alexandria, VA. It's a 45 minute journey. It made for a unique view of the Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument.

The Washington DC Metro looks how the 1970s expected the future to be. But 40 years later that future is here and this living vision of modern transportation is decaying under our feet. Decades of mismanagement have lead to disrepair, proving once again that the biggest challenge we will face in any version of our future remains ourselves.

photo ID #9103- TSI

North Capitol Street, between V St. NE and Rhode Island, Washington, D.C. I think this is the Brookland neighborhood, but these neighborhood boundaries aren't real well defined yet.

In Rock Creek Park

I lived in DC for a year and never viewed the canal, that I can remember, till today. This is one block south or west of where PA Ave or M St. meets Wisconsin Ave. in Georgetown.

U and 13th Streets NW, Washington, DC.

photo ID #7557- TSI

Capitol Building at sunrise

Panorama stitched from 33 photos

October 9, 2020

Raoul Pop, our wives, and I met for breakfast in Union Station. Then we wandered a bit, shooting photos. Not one person approached us or even questioned us.

Hey! Why didn't anyone tell me? This photo was Explored on 08-24-2008! It was my first!