>The rain didn’t stop me from venturing out on a photo excursion today.  The destination was the Hirshhorn Museum where I met up with my friend and fellow classmate, Emily.  We walked the three floors and had fun photographing the impressive art work.  The subject matter made for interesting abstract images.  Here are some of […]

>As the world knows, DC is under a very thick blanket of snow.  Over 20 inches to be exact.  As we wait for the next storm to begin tonight, I thought I would post this picture of the Capitol.  It was taken after the first blizzard and the water in front of the Capitol was […]

>Another blizzard hits the D.C. metro area.  Of course I had to venture out and capture some photographs.  Since the metro trains from VA to DC were shut down all day Saturday, I did not venture into DC.  Instead I found some great winter scenes outside my apartment building.  The first image shows this girl […]

>Washington D.C. has had a winter season of record snowfall and this weekend was no exception.  Though it doesn’t compare to our Boston counterparts, it’s been record breaking nonetheless.  After the blizzard back in December closed D.C. down for two days, and now with this latest batch of snow, I am ready for spring.  One […]

> In between St. Augustine’s lighthouse and yacht club was the cutest and most peaceful park.  These trees were so interesting to me and I loved how they were very directional and curly at the same time.  The scrub oak, I later researched, is a coastal, warm climate plant, which makes sense since they were […]