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I got this e-mail today from Longwood Gardens and thought I’d let y’all know about it. It’s their last Fireworks & Fountains performance of 2010.
A month ago, Idrissa and I, together with the DC DayTrippers Meetup group, headed up to Longwood Gardens. The Fireworks & Fountains were absolutely fabulous. If you didn’t see my photos [...]
During my photography workshop last week on Light and Motion: Photographing the Montgomery County Agricultural Fair last week, I wanted to focus on my students, so I didn’t do any of my own shooting. However, I did get the chance to catch two hours of the fair on the last day this past weekend, before [...]
A young Fulani boy in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso wraps a turban around his head in traditional nomadic fashion. The turban protects from the harsh dust and wind of the Harmattan season.
This November, my husband and I are going to be traveling to Burkina Faso for one month. I’ve timed the trip to overlap with Tabaski, [...]
A week ago, I posted photos of the amazing Longwood Gardens Fireworks & Fountains performance. There’s still one more show left (in September) for the year, so you might want to see if you can catch it. You won’t be sorry! When we drove up to Longwood Gardens, we arrived in the afternoon, so [...]
Last week, I posted a photo of Troy Turner, Ike & Tina Turner’s nephew, singing away the blues at the Blues Club on New Orleans’s famed Bourbon Street. One of my students saw the post and asked me how I made the shot, so I thought I’d tell you here on my blog. So here [...]
My flight leaves from New Orleans back to DC in just a few hours. I’ll go away with a lot of satisfaction and the distinct belief that New Orleans is an incredible, wonderful city. I’m also utterly exhausted, though, from all the walking (in the heat too!), so at the same time, I’m glad to [...]
I’ve been in New Orleans for the past few days, here until Tuesday. Haven’t had much time to go through my photos, but I’ve been doing a quick edit this evening. This image of Troy Turner – Ike & Tina Turner’s nephew – at the Blues Club on New Orleans’ famed Bourbon Street is one [...]
The fountains of the National World War II Memorial in Washington, DC are encircled by large granite pillars engraved with the names of the states.
I’ve been so busy with portraits and weddings this summer, then I’ve only just gotten around to processing the photos I shot at my DC Memorials at Night photography workshop [...]
In late June, the water lilies at Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens are in full bloom. The land of Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens was initially bought by W.B. Shaw, who farmed water lilies in the marshes as a hobby, eventually turning it into a large commercial endeavor and developing many new varieties of lilies through hybridization. [...]
Last Saturday was the 2010 DC Caribbean Carnival, which is held every year during the last weekend of June. It launches with a parade with dancers in traditional Carribean carnival costumes. My husband and I rushed into DC early Saturday morning, still 30 minutes late, only to find that this really IS a Caribbean Carnival! [...]
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