The icicles

That grew go twelve hours.

Blizzard.

It hurts, on a clear day you'd be able to see much much further.

The ice sheet over my awning.

I had to put a support over it one of the supports started to crack.

1st St NE no my way to union.

I finally left my little rat hole for actual sunlight and people.

Photoshop?

Or just Maggie?

Beginning of the blizzard O'ten

Looking towards the Nat'l archives.

Contemplation.

During the blizzard.

Maggie, go contemplation.

Over a woman eatin a sundae alone with her magazines.

A gargoyle

Vomiting ice.

My first picture

With my new phone

My first picture

Of my new phone. Bud at Pentagon City

Snowy day at the airport.

My little dinner spot.

At the American Art Museum.

The beginning of the Blizzard

More Wet Snow!

More's and More's wet snow!

Bud's Snowy Birthday Morning

A morning jaunt downtown in the snow.

Snow

At the Hirshhorn

Film

So I think I'm gonna start really bucking the trend and do most of my important things with film. There's something about film that is lacking with digital pictures, I think mostly it's the anticipation. Whether waiting for development, or wondering what's in that roll you just found there's something that the instant digital world is missing.

From Film, Reflections of the Hirshhorn

C&O Canal Georgetown

This one I like because of the cobbled together look of the old canal, that with juxtaposition of the study bridge above.