Site Meter Washington, DC » Blog Archive » D.C. Photo of the Day

D.C. Photo of the Day

by Kjersti Wasiak

DSC_0211.jpg

Crystal City Takes Flight, April 2008
Photographer: Kjersti Wasiak

While you may notice most Photo of the Day posts feature photos taken by me, I encourage others to submit their photos to be featured in an upcoming Photo of the Day post. It does not matter if the photo is great, as long as it is not blurry, is related to D.C., and is otherwise appropriate then I will feature it. To submit a photo send me an e-mail at kjersti.wasiak@451press.net with the subject line of D.C. Photo. In the e-mail attach your photo and include your name, date of the photo (just month and year is necessary), website you want me to link to, and a description of the photo, especially including location of photo when it is not obvious.


Top 5 Photo of the Day Posts of 2007

,

Create amazing slideshows with your photos & video–free!


Leave a Reply


About Washington, DC

Washington DC is a wonderful city for living and learning. Though it is the heart of American Politics, it also offers so many cultural and progressive options for individuals who are not politically inclined. Thousands of people migrate to DC each year for their jobs and education. Learn about the ins and outs of Washington DC from a Washington Native. Learn the best places to eat, shop, hang out and party. Learn about the best bargains and the best neighborhoods. Learn about DC's rich history and museums. One should visit these wonderful places at least once in a lifetime. Remarkably, you can visit most free of charge. Contact the author with questions about DC and she will be happy to oblige you in an upcoming issue.

Washington, DC Author(s)
    » Kjersti-Wasiak

American Cities Channel Posts

Hot Off The Press

  • Thursday 13: Freelance Writing Productivity Tips
    Set aside time to plan. Once a week is enough, if you put enough time aside to actually plan for your whole week. Sit down with your papers, your calendar or PDA or online system, your planner, [...]
  • Auburn Football Practice Report
    The No. 10/11 Auburn football team worked out for the final time prior to the 2008 season opener against Louisiana-Monroe with a practice that lasted about an hour and a half Thursday morning at the [...]
  • Need free address labes?
    Check out these sponsors and order yours today. [...]
  • Affirmations
    Because I'm good enough, smart enough, and GOSH DARN IT, people like me! Ahem. Being as I'm not your 'normal' mother by oh so many standards, sometimes it's nice to find out you're doing something [...]
  • Happy Live Show Day!
    Are you ready? Are ya? OMG I'm so excited! We're a little three hours away from the show, and I'm giddy with excitement! I was asked if I would have a link to the live feeds - and I will. I'm trying [...]
  • Depression that accompanies Pain
    The psychiatrist that my husband and I use is known as one of the few doctors in town that treats chronic pain.  And, I haven't always had chronic pain.  When I was 24 weeks pregnant with [...]
  • Nothing is Impossible
    Perspective. That's all it takes. A good portion of the stars of today had to go through major obstacles just to get where they are now. I have two legs, two arms, a healthy body, ... the basics to [...]
  • Food folklore
    When I got sick, a couple of very close friends turned up on my doorstep and demanded to do housework for me. This is not something that usually happens to me – usually I muddle on somehow and [...]
  • Cells change identity in promising breakthrough
    Scientists have transformed one type of cell into another in living mice, a big step toward the goal of growing replacement tissues to treat a variety of diseases. The cell identity switch turned [...]
  • Mark Boudreaux, My Hero
    Boston.com recently wrote about a man that had more of an effect on my life than I'd ever guess. That man is Mark Boudreaux and he's the coolest man in the world. Why? He's been designing Star Wars [...]