for the love of DC photography
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Miranda Moore captures some Super Pride at this weekend’s festival. Exposed DC would like to express our deepest support for all of those who have been affected by the atrocious events that occurred in Orlando, and are honored to keep sharing as many images of love and pride as we can.
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Another wonderful minimal architectural scene brought to you by John Benevelli. I find comfort in the sharp angles of any geometric space—real or imagined. I find corners to be a symbolic reminder that there is perfection in a worn, seemingly unimportant environment, making them worth looking at.
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This flattened, green landscape of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina unites the lush forest with the minimal grassy area in the lower right of Mimi d’Autremont‘s image. Part of a white, geometric fence at the bottom of the verdant frame adds a subtle element of design, delicately holding my focus.
For some reason this photo by Andrew Pasko-Reader made me laugh. Not only is green my favorite color, and it’s used in most of the negative space, but the man’s walk seems happy-go-lucky and reminds me of a song I used to sing from the Brady Bunch. It’s finally sunny and I can belt, “I think I’ll go for a walk outside now, the Summer Sun’s calling my name.”
This one of many images that Victoria Pickering captured of new installation by the Charles Bergen Studio. The team of artists were selected by the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities to create the Chinatown DC Barnes Dance Artwork. Pickering’s photo is a striking and well-composed image that gives a glimpse of the intriguing installation.