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Health and sustainability are inextricably linked. Sick humans on a healthy planet are not more sustainable than healthy humans on a sick planet. I applaud WeWork’s (@WeWork) commitment to the environment. Climate Change is a threat to human health. At the same time that meat is not being catered for corporate events, there are copious …
I’ve discovered that what I do has a name – “Narrative Art” (thank you George Lucas) Every photo tells a story, I’ve been asked to tell this one (just this once…) There doesn’t seem to be an enormous mea culpa from the scientific community that we got it wrongFiona Godlee, Editor in Chief, The BMJ, …
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From time to time I borrow a fancy camera (keeping photography affordable) and this is one of those occasions. Isn’t Washington, DC beautiful? A few more photos in the series, enjoy:
This week’s photograph was taken in Washington, DC (of course), in the Shaw Neighborhood. Noting also this month is the 20th Anniversary of the African American Civil War Memorial (@AfroAmCivilWar). The future has to start somewhere, and it’s usually here. Isn’t Washington, DC beautiful? Additional photos below, enjoy.
This week’s photograph is from Union Market (@UnionMarketDC) in Washington, DC USA (of course). It reminds me of a similar expression at the Congressional Cemetery, also in Washington, DC, which is distinguished for having the only known LGBTQ section in a cemetery, where this famous headstone is situated, near the grave of J. Edgar Hoover: …
Thanks for publishing my photograph of the last Sunday patio day at Washington, DC’s Town Danceboutique, @ggwash. I’ll make it my Photo Friday, too, from the world’s most inclusive city, Washington, DC USA. Enjoy our favorite new images submitted by some of our favorite GGWash photo contributors. Do you have a photo of something in …
This week’s photograph was taken at Washington, DC’s Dupont Circle, on the occasion of the 2 year anniversary of the murder of 49 people at the Orlando Pulse nightclub. I still occasionally meet people who preach equality but tolerate queerphobia. We’ve seen those results, and they’re not the ones compatible with the future. I wrote …
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In addition to being the nation’s capital, Washington, DC also has the most visible and numerous (by proportion) LGBTQ communities in the United States. It shows. Visibility is not an afterthought here, it’s the default. In the last century, they used to say this about another State; in this century it’s As DC Goes So …
Thanks to the Washington, DC Historical Society for hosting a workshop on understanding #dc1968. The photograph above is from the original diary of Gerald “G.I.” Sawyer, famed engineer and designer of well known Washington, DC transportation landmarks, some appreciated, some maligned. One of the most controversial was the never built Three Sisters Bridge, which from …
This week’s photograph is of historic Vermont, Avenue, NW, in Washington, DC (of course), following its annual renewal. In this, the 50th year anniversary of the most important years in Washington’s history, new history is available for the first time, including this piece, thanks to the amazing @dc1968project: #otd wed 7 feb #1968 @vernardrgray took …
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