Washington, DC Metro Area Sights
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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.
Composite created just for fun. Number two in a three-part series: if modern life was possible in the past, what would it look like?
Entered in Vivid Art Challenge 22.0, Vivid Virus Art.
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Explored on 3/14/2020 at #179!!
Chosen for "Art of Photography" group cover photo!
I hope this brings a smile to some faces to hopefully lighten the world's spirits alittle concerning the Covid virus pandemic. My heart grieves for the lives lost and my prayers are said to ask God for a quick remedy to this disruption of the whole planet...
Gilbert Stuart, George Washington, American, 1755 - 1828, c. 1803/1805, oil on canvas, Gift of Jean McGinley Draper
All other elements courtesy of Pexels and Pxfuel.
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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.
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.
I like walking around DC at night, the street lights make you see everything differently. It's a lot safer than it used to be in most parts of the city, even compared to 5 years ago.
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.