Jefferson Memorial, Washington, D.C.
My parting shot after capturing golden-hour cherry blossoms around the Tidal Basin.
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Jefferson Memorial, Washington, D.C.My parting shot after capturing golden-hour cherry blossoms around the Tidal Basin.
For more photos from DC and plenty of other places, visit VisualVenturing.com.
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I love that you captured the activity that is always present around TJ’s monument. Excellent!
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😀 I loved watching the “chaperones” herd the group of students on the steps. Brought back memories of my chaperoning days 😉 Thanks, Laurie!
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Awesome shot Stacy, all those tiny people at his feet!
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Thanks, Patti. Shooting “up” into the monument certainly does exaggerate the effect, but not by that much. It certainly does give a sense of the scale 🙂
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Impressive!
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Thanks, Ida. He most certainly is 🙂
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Awesome. I’ll be visiting on October and making my way to see Mr. Jefferson.
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Wonderful! So many gorgeous sites to see in DC, but this memorial is my favorite.
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I like this one, Stacy. I think I know exactly where you stood, but what lens did you use?
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Thanks, Robin. I used my 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 lens, extended to 52mm, 2.5 sec @ f/11, ISO 320.
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Beautiful image Stacy 🙂 The last time I was in DC my Nikon D300 stopped working and I wasn’t able to take any photos 😦 Great work.
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Oh, that stinks, Joe. But on the bright side, you’ll just have to come back! And I know a few great tour DC tour guides 🙂 (And thanks!)
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