Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens III

A quick Pano of the Aquatic Gardens.


Judy Davis was kind enough to make the early morning trek. She is a extremely talented architectural photographer in the DC area, and a very good friend (almost 20 years now). You can see her work here, and her shots from the meetup here.

Andy of Visual Realia is on his way to my house as I type this. We are hitting Ace Photo to check out camera bags, heading to the waterfront for oysters at lunch, and then a shoot at the National Arboretum. Nice day for a photography in DC adventure.

Tomorrow, friend of the blog Marc Benton is having a early morning (7am, need to go light on the beer tonight) photowalk in Great Falls, MD side. (He knows the formal name on his site) Hope to see you there....Judy....Allison.

Lunch at Lauriol Plaza

I went to Adams Morgan on Friday to help my friend Judy Davis set up a blog. She was gracious enough to buy me lunch at Lauriol Plaza. Allison Dinner "incredible local food photographer" also joined us. Lunch was fantastic, I had Lamb Fajitas, and no I did not use the mint jelly.

I think I am all squared away on the recovery and back up situation. I added 1.75 TB's to my system for a full system back up and a redundant back up of my images and data. I just need to be more vigilant and check that they are doing what I have it set them up for.

Lunch with Judy Davis in Adams Morgan

Yesterday, I met up with long time pal, Judy Davis of Haochlander Davis Photography. They just recently moved the studio they work out of to the heart of Adams Morgan. We ate at a Mediterranean place called Astor. I should have composed a bit better, that fork is killing me, but I was hungry and I did not chimp. I just took the shot, (D200 with 50 1.4) and went to business on the lamb kabob. Judy knew I was looking for images for the blog, so she offered to scare the pigeons on the street corner. She is in the purple jacket and sunglasses. Hopefully with a little more prodding I can get Judy to start a blog and share her FANTASTIC photography and tips on how to be one of the best architectural photographers in the mid atlantic region.