Category Archives: Washington D.C.  Capital cities like Washington DC are a total playground for photographers like me. In most cases, the buildings in a county’s capital are the most ornate, well preserved and well funded. I guess it makes sense in the way that a capital city is in some ways supposed to be representative of the entire nation….  “If you don’t know where you are going, every road will get you nowhere.” ~Henry A. Kissinger As I was driving from Montreal to Washington DC last December it began to snow almost as soon as I crossed the border into the US. Seems like snow follows me wherever I go and in this case…  The Library of Congress in Washington D.C. Thomas Jefferson Building A few months ago I interviewed Carolyn E. Wright, an attorney who specializes in copyright issues in the photography field. Please check out her great answers here: Photography, Copyright, and the Law As promised, I’m following this interview with part two, in my multiple part…  In my last blog post, I was thrilled to announce that one of my photos is gracing the cover of National Geographic. So how do I follow that up in my next post? Is it possible to even compete with this news? Unlikely, unless of course I photograph the landing of a UFO on the…  Happy Birthday to… My Blog! It’s hard to believe that a year has gone by since I first started writing my blog, but here it is, one year later. I had no idea if anyone would ever read the stories, or see my photos, and if they did, would they care? Would they like them,…  When I grow up, I wanna be an astronaut! I think most little boys growing up in the 70′s (like me) had thoughts such as this at some point. I have some faint childhood memories of the Apollo missions to the Moon, the later ones at least. Space exploration, rockets, and astronomy were all things… |
