Saturday, February 19, 2011 at 7:16PM On one of the windiest days in DC, I did a shoot with Kimberly and Bill to make some engagement photos. We made our way through Georgetown and U Street for some nice back drops. They were troopers braving the wind and cold to get some great shots. Congrats to this fun couple!
Sunday, February 13, 2011 at 12:01AM Took these photos yesterday around the corner of 11th St. and Park St. NW in in the Columbia Heights section of DC (after checking out Meridian Pint - previous post). If you haven't noticed I love documenting neighborhoods for some reason. These photos show the typical DC row houses that can found throughout the district.
Saturday, February 12, 2011 at 9:47PM Today I met up with one of my good friends RJ at Meridian Pint in the Columbia Heights section of Washington, DC. I was a little flustered making my way to this place, since I had to deal with traffic and getting lost (I never get lost in DC). Once I bellied up to the bar everything was all good. Meridian Pint has a huge selection of craft beers on tap and service was pretty good. The food was okay, but this is a place you go for the beer. They even have taps at your table (downstairs) where you can pour your own beer. The service was extremely friendly and their eco-friendly concept is always good in my book.
Always good times chatting it up about sports, stocks and strategy over beers...that how great ideas get started.
RJ took the last photo.
Thursday, February 10, 2011 at 7:33PM I'm heading out to Napa next month, so I dug up some old pictures I took from last year's trip. From a photography perspective, I'm really looking forward to making some photos on this trip. My approach to my photos will be totally different plus I'm going to test out my skills with my new film camera...yup film!
Anyway, here are some photos of the B&B (Maison Fleurie) we stayed at in Yountville and wineries (Pine Ridge Winery and Robert Zinskey) in Napa.
Monday, February 7, 2011 at 12:00AM I drive by the Cherrydale Hardware store located on Route 29 in Arlington, VA every morning on my way to work. This store speaks Americana to me every time I pass by. The windows are filled with vintage Radio Flyer wagons and bbq equipment. It gives me a feeling of what it would be like back in the 1960s. I would buy my tools from here any day versus going to the Home Depot.
