District of columbia

This photo was taken from an office building high above Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, DC. From this vantage point, you can see a long stretch of Pennsylvania Avenue that leads directly to the US Capitol Building. I took this photo on an autumn day and the fall leaves area very visible and vibrant along the street. Rooftops are clearly seen. This photo features a very prominent street in the District of Columbia. This photo comes in various standard sizes and is printed on archival…

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Washington DC Skyline Photography. US Capitol - Washington Monument - Lincoln Memorial. This listing is for: A. Photo print, or B. Photo framed, or C. 1.25- 1.5" deep Canvas Gallery Wrap Please use the drop down box at the top right to select size. Please use links below if you would like this print on wood block. TITLE: National Mall -2017 SIZES: 4x6" to 40x60" ALSO AVAILABLE: - Matted: http://etsy.me/1Mre9As - On wood blocks: http://etsy.me/2l9NIoS SAVE : -On multiple prints…

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washington dc blizzard of 2009 (aka the snowpocalypse).

The United States Capitol reflecting in glass, in Washington, DC, District of Columbia

The Lincoln Memorial and Reflecting Pool at night, at the National Mall in Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Washington D.C. by Jane D’Angelo

Are you thinking about moving to Washington, DC? The District of Columbia may be known for the city’s rich history and iconic landmarks. However, there’s so much more to living in Washington, DC. The bustling city of DC is full of vibrant culture, international flavors, and historic neighborhoods to explore – such as Georgetown and Cleveland Park. It’s no surprise DC is an appealing place to settle down. If you’re thinking about moving to Washington, DC, you’re most likely interested in…

When I first visited Washington D.C. I thought it would be nothing more than plain white political powerhouses and generic American architecture. Boy was I wrong! I was shocked to see what a beautiful city this was. The central sightseeing portion of this city is extremely walkable so its easy to just wander around from place to place taking snapshots of the bright, bold and brilliant art and architecture which makes Washington such an incredible place to visit.