sun stripes and side eye
Moving on now, after what seems like a really long run of Cuban images.
This was at the Library of Congress on a sunny morning.
The man at the information desk at the entry told me that the second floor was the “grandest room in the District,” a comment I took as hyperbole. Until we walked upstairs. The room is covered with tiny mosaic tiles, some of which are gold and caught the light in a way that made the whole place just glow.
Library of Congress
Washington, DC
photographed 11.22.2022
PS: Today starts my 15th year of posting daily photos. It started out to be a one-year “let’s see what happens” sort of deal; I had no idea THIS is what would happen – that I’d still be doing it, that I would have posted over 5,000 images, that I’d start to think of myself as a Photographer. I guess it shows the power of trusting the process, even if you’re not sure what the process even is.
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Wow, that is a lot of photos! The lines on this photo are wonderful. 😊
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Thanks – as soon as I saw those lines I started reaching for my camera!
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Melinda, I have been following you for years and you have always been one of my favorite photographers. But this last year I believe you have outdone yourself and I think you are now among the best photographers on the Internet! I think it all started with your trip to Sicily. Happy New Year!
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Thanks for following me – I really do appreciate it. And thanks so much for your generous assessment of my skills. (And, yes, I think Sicily was a pivotal moment in my work.)
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