Travel

Yes, it is crowded in New York City. Everyone knows that.I must have been mentally prepared for the congestion, because I never really thought about it, and never felt the crush of people when I was there. Maybe that was…

We did the touristy thing and walked across the Brooklyn Bridge. Selfishly I wished there weren't so many other tourists doing the same thing, because they got in the way of my idealistic concept of the photographs I wished to…

I love to photograph reflections. I think it is the abstract qualities that I like most. I am also drawn to the contrasts between subjects, shapes and colors. Reflections offer a surprise element too. Some reflected details just aren't noticeable until the editing process starts.…

This was my first time in NYC, so I guess it's no surprise that I spent a lot of time looking up.CLICK ON ANY IMAGE FOR A LARGER VIEW.

Highlights from our July, 2013 visit to Washington DCWashington DC ArchitectureLincolnNational Capital Tour

These are the monuments and memorials I saw while in DC. The Lincoln Memorial deservedly gets it's own photo blog. Lincoln Memorial images can be viewed here.CLICK ON ANY IMAGE FOR  A LARGER VIEW.World War II Memorial on a hot…

CLICK ON ANY IMAGE FOR A LARGER VIEW.The US Capitol is a must see for anyone visiting DC. The public tour runs like a well oiled machine, possibly the only thing within these walls that runs so well.

CLICK ON ANY IMAGE FOR  A LARGER VIEW.Lincoln's legacy is a huge part of the Washington DC narrative. He is everywhere. This is window screen at the Lincoln Museum accross the street from Ford's Theater.

The view of the Capitol Building is impressive from every angle.I love how pedestrain friendly the streets and sidewalks are. The best way to see the city is by foot, but beware of the Summer heat and humidity.  Water and…

Reflections in PhotosThis past July I visited NYC for the first time. We went to the 9/11 Memorial on the first morning of my first day in the city. As you can imagine, I spent a lot of time looking…