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D.C. Photo of the Day

by Kjersti Wasiak

I have decided to start a daily series in which I post a photo of Washington, D.C. I will start by using my own photos. While I could continuously do that, I would love to feature your photos, too. Whenever I have a reader’s submission photo available I will post that instead of one of my own. With the photo submission I will display the person’s name and a link to their website if they choose to include one. 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.

Photo of the Day: Day 1

Sculpture Garden and Archives

This is one of my favorite D.C. photos. It is a sculpture in the National Gallery of Art’s Sculpture. I got the angle just right to make it look like a sign made to point at the National Archives.

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Posted in Photo of the Day on August 16th, 2007

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12 Responses to “D.C. Photo of the Day”

  1. Toni K Says:
    August 16th, 2007 at 1:27 pm

    What a great photo and a great idea for your blog!

  2. Kjersti Wasiak Says:
    August 16th, 2007 at 4:42 pm

    It is because I love seeing photos on others blogs featured in this way that I decided to start this on this blog. This way even when I do not have pictures to go with my other daily posts at least there will be some sort of picture to be seen every day.

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