The Taft Bridge, named after President William Howard Taft Bridge is located in Washington, DC between Dupont Circle and Woodley Park. Rock Creek Park is situated below which has a trail for people to walk, run or bike. I captured this shot in the morning as the sun was raising creating a shadow of the bridge's prominent wide arches.
Back in 2010, a good friend of mine suggested that I create a blog dedicated to my photography. I thought it would be a fun project so I went ahead and created this blog. Each post with its photos represent a personal inspiration. I hope my visitors enjoy my work.
Showing posts with label Taft Memorial Bridge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Taft Memorial Bridge. Show all posts
Saturday, June 11, 2016
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Fa11
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| Dupont Circle, Fin d'un aprés midi / End of an Afternoon |
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| Fall Mall Morning |
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| Fall through a Picket Fence |
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| Woodley Park, To Mcpherson Square and back |
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| Adam's Morgan, Untitled |
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| Freedom Plaza, Une lecture avant le travail / Reading Before Work |
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| Lafayette Park, Jackson Monument |
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| En face de 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue |
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| From the Taft Memorial Bridge |
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| Georgetown, A Smoking Walk in the Rain |
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| Photographing Appleton Street |
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2011,
adams morgan,
appleton street,
d50,
dupont circle,
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freedom plaza,
life,
nikkor 12-24mm f/4,
nikon e series 50mm,
Pennsylvania avenue,
scenic,
Taft Memorial Bridge,
Washington DC,
wooley park
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Fall Road Work
A few weeks ago, on a Saturday I found myself walking along the Taft Memorial Bridge in the Wooley Park Neighborhood of DC. The view from the bridge looking down on Rock Creek Parkway is quite pretty during the fall season. Down below, next to the Rock Creek Parkway, there was road construction taking place. I thought the perspective looking down at the work from the bridge was interesting so I decided to shoot the work as it was taking place. Periodically, there were red dump trucks that would drop their load down below and then climb up onto Connecticut Avenue to cross the Taft Memorial Bridge.
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