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Journeying through Washington DC looking for abandoned places to photograph. This was the former East Portico of the U.S. Capitol that was redone in 1958. These giant pieces of stone were brought to Rock Creek Park and where they lave laid to rest for over 50 years. According to one piece "Carved from Virginia sandstone in 1828 and built to stand the test of time, this neo-classical façade is the lofty democratic ideal of a young nation made manifest."
Dinner & Opening Session: Funding the Future
A conversation with Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on the Administration's view on the economy, budget, debt and taxes.
Interviewed by Gerald Seib, Washington, DC Bureau Chief, The Wall Street Journal
at the Wall Street Journal CFO Network in Washington DC on June 21, 2011. Photo by Paul Morse
3600XRi DC Drive.
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The Washington Monument and Jefferson Memorial reflections in the Tidal Basin.
Press "L" for a more detailed view...
A couple of DC-3s at Opa Locka, Miami, FL, in 2007. These are still in service, ferrying cargo over to the Bahamas & Carribean, mainly.
March 13, 2013: To reflect on the 10 year anniversary since the war in Iraq, Foreign Policy and the RAND Corporation teamed up to bring together many of the key players who launched, fought, analyzed, and executed the war for a half-day discussion on the lessons learned, and lessons not yet learned, from the battlefields.
Participants included everyone from Bush national security advisor Stephen Hadley and Gen. John Allen to Doug Feith, the controversial Bush Pentagon aide who advocated for the war in 2003, and Paul Pillar, the CIA analyst who later went public with his doubts.
What's left of Jimmy's Tire in Trinidad after a fire gutted the place several years ago.
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Washington,D.C. - 5/22/2015 - The area's best and brightest in Track and Field were on display for two days at the Spingarn High School Track Facility in effort to earn gold at the DCSAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Photo credit Cory Royster / Cory F. Royster Photography