I find it kind of funny that this post consists of photographs taken at the same place where the last post was done. Part of this is out of pure purpose. As you’ve seen, it’s been a while since the last post; to cut to the point, it’s been an interesting few weeks, filled with …
Since the last post, I’ve had to upgrade my equipment due to wear and tear (At least that’s what I’m attributing it to…ba, humbug.). My faithful Canon XT met its maker a few days after the last post and I had to decided on what camera model would benefit me the most. After much debate …
Being a native Washingtonian, all things derived from and of the District makes me proud of my city (Minus the negative stuff…who’d be proud of that, right?). For all the slack that public education gets in the country, especially the Nation’s Capital, there is no statement I’m more proud of than, “…I went to DCPS.” Thinking …
The Southwest Waterfront, a dump of a neighborhood in post-bellum Washington, D.C., is one of those quaint places to live in the modern age. Surrounded by historic homes, monuments to nautical events, and a military base, the area is not only a confluence of the Washington Channel and Potomac Rivers, but also of history that …