Photo Friday: Georgetown Waterfront, Washington, DC USA
This week’s photo was taken from the Georgetown Waterfront, in Washington, DC (of course). It shows a city that’s slowly coming back to life. Enjoy the photograph.
Category: Photo Friday
Photo: Welcome Madam Vice President (and Mr. President) – Washington, DC USA
The title of the photograph is self-explanatory (in my opinion). For people who are unfamiliar with the layout of Washington, DC, the building on the very right is…
Photo Friday: Hurry up and Get Here, Washington, DC USA (& thanks for publishing, PoPville)
This week’s photograph was taken in Washington, DC (of course), before the events of this week. The sentiment is self-explanatory. Thanks for publishing as well, @PoPville in See:…
Photo Friday: Happy Hanukkah, Washington, DC USA
This week’s photograph is of the national menorah, in Washington, DC, in front of a White House that doesn’t respect the safety of people celebrating this year. Next…
Photo Friday: Apple Carnegie Library, Washington, DC USA
This week’s photo is of the landmark Apple Store at the historic Carnegie Library in Washington, DC (of course) When the Apple logo turns red…. wear a mask.…
Photo Friday: Eviction notices served, The White House, Washington, DC USA
This week’s photograph was taken in front of the White House, in Washington, DC USA (of course), and shows the eviction notices created by citizens, neatly affixed to…
Photo Friday: Spanish Steps, Washington, DC USA
We’ll get through this. Wear a mask. Isn’t Washington, DC beautiful? I’ve put together a gallery of photos of Washington, DC life since the beginning of the pandemic…
Photo(s) Friday: Stillness and Reflection, Vermont Avenue Baptist Church Sanctuary, Washington, DC USA
I’m choosing this photo from a series that I took, because it shows the impact of current events on some of our most vital institutions. As it was…
Thanks for using my photos, DC Chamber of Commerce, in 2020 State of Business Report: Pivoting from Pandemic to Recovery
Thank you for using my photos, including for the cover of 2020’s report, @DCChamber (as prepared by @DCPolicyCenter). I commend the Chamber on choosing photographs taken by several…
Photo Friday: They Deserved Better, Washington, DC USA
In front of the Washington Monument. They did. More photos below.
Thank you for using my photo, in As more global challenges collide with urbanist issues, we need your help to cover them – Greater Greater Washington
Thank you for using my photo to adorn this post, @ggwash. It was taken on a Saturday morning, in not the best lighting conditions (sun facing us). Sometimes…
Thanks for using my photo, PoPville, in “…has your office said how long you can expect to work from home until?”
Thanks for using my photo in this interesting dialogue, @PopVille. It’s a collage of one of our most notable murals, in the Shaw neighborhood of Washington, DC (of…
Photo Friday: Black Lives Matter, Washington, DC USA
There are reminders everywhere that we live in the most inclusive city in the 🌎. Isn’t Washington, DC beautiful?
Thanks for publishing my photo, in Morning Roundup: The Six Biggest Challenges Facing The D.C. Area’s Economic Recovery | DCist
Thank you for publishing my photo, @DCist. It’s of the former Grimke School, close to, and one of the birthplaces of the modern civil rights and LGBTQ rights…
Photo Friday: Logan Circle, Washington, DC 2018 and 2020 – What a difference 2 years makes
This is an image of the same location, in 2020, that adorns the home page of this blog, a photograph taken in 2018. Our lives can really change…
Photo: Why the District should buy land in a downturn – Greater Greater Washington
Thank you for publishing my photograph, @ggwash. Isn’t Washington, DC beautiful? DC should consider buying and maintaining land as one of the most reliable ways to guarantee more housing, and more…
Photo: No streets are safe until they are safe for all – Greater Greater Washington
Thanks for publishing my photo @ggwash. As we continue to advocate for public space and public transportation, we must remember to those who continue to be harassed, profiled,…
Photo Friday: Remembering 100,000 humans, Washington, DC USA
In my world, flags have always been powerful symbols, typically of existence and acceptance (see: Photo Friday: The remarkable power of flags to create a culture of acceptance.…
Photo Friday: Navy Memorial and National Archives, Washington, DC USA
This week’s photograph is an empty United States Navy Memorial overlooking the United States National Archives. We’re doing what’s needed to save our nation’s capital. Here’s another view.…
Thanks for publishing my photo in DC’s state of emergency order will continue until at least May 15 – Greater Greater Washington
Thanks for publishing my photo, @ggwash. It is, as the caption says, a near empty U Street, Northwest, in Washington, DC USA, featuring the iconic @BensChiliBowl Here’s a…
Photo: District Distanced, Washington, DC USA
This photograph was taken at the Washington Monument, and it shows people successfully practicing physical distancing (a better term than social distancing in my opinion). Washington, DC’s case…
Photo Friday: The Case for Open Streets, Washington, DC USA
This week’s photograph was taken in Washington, DC (of course), of a citizen-created open street (“Pandemic Extended Sidewalk”) that allows for greater space for physical distancing while people…
Photo Friday: Do Exercise Individually, and Enjoy the Beauty, Washington, DC USA
This week’s photograph was taken in Washington, DC, in the historic Blagden Alley section of the city. It’s useful to remember that we should Go outside to exercise…
Photo Friday: Sunrise over U Street, NW, Washington, DC USA
This week’s photograph was taken on iconic U Street, NW, in Washington, DC (of course). U street is the home of many social revolutions, as I’ve mentioned on…
Photo Friday: Art of Fashion, Washington, DC USA
For a change of pace, I was invited by fashion designer Shey N to photograph her fashion debut. It was also my debut as a fashion show photographer.…
Photo Friday: My Year of Photos 2019
At this time of year, the major photography websites ask people to submit their best photos of the year. I’m submitting mine here :). If there’s a common…
Photo Friday: Completing the Decade of the Patient, beginning the Decade of Data (over dogma)
At the beginning of this decade, I made the delcaration that it was the “Decade of the Patient” (see: Quoted in USNews – Futureology 2004 – 2014 in…
Photo Friday: Fire Drill Fridays with Jane Fonda, Gloria Steinem, Dolores Huerta
2019.12.20 Fire Drill Fridays with Jane Fonda, Washington, DC USA 354 70061 (View on Flickr.com) 2019.12.20 Fire Drill Fridays with Jane Fonda, Washington, DC USA 354 70044 (View…
Photo Friday: Red Ribbon at the White House, World AIDS Day 2019
2019.12.01 Red Ribbon on White House, Washington, DC USA 336 01012 (View on Flickr.com) One photo this year. Remember.
Photo Friday: Fire Drill Friday with Jane Fonda, Washington, DC USA
It’s important, and remarkable, that we’ve arrived to a point in our country where people are getting arrested on the steps of the US Capitol because of fossil…