for the love of DC photography
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This photo by Jean-Baptiste Sankara is simply beautiful. I’m enamored with the tonal aspect of the image, which completely portrays the mood of a foggy scene. The branches peering from the right edge are a wonderful final touch.
It’s been a great year of photography, and we’ve been thrilled to feature a ton of it here every Monday and Wednesday in our In Frame selections. Here are my top ten favorite In Frames from 2015. To have your work considered this year, submit your images to our Flickr pool or tag them #exposeddc on Instagram (and follow us here).
Don’t forget you have just a few more days to enter the 10th annual Exposed DC photo contest! Submit your best photographs from the D.C. area by midnight on January 6.
Beau Finley September 21st
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[Sharp] November 25th
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Sometimes when I’m browsing through our Flickr pool, I instantly see an image that really strikes me. This photograph by Dennis Dimick is one of those images. I can feel the humid air in Arlington, and sense the mood of the waiting police officer. His wait is not anxious anticipation — it’s a calm pause that happens early on dreary mornings when things are slow to start. I encourage everyone to look at more of Dimick’s work on his Flickr page. He has a lot of other wonderful images.
Meanwhile, don’t forget our 10th annual photo contest is still open for entries. You have until January 6 to submit your top D.C.-area images!
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This image by Instagram user @thatpma looks like an Impressionist painting. I’m really fond of photographs that require the viewer to stay longer with the image to discover what is depicted in the scene.
And don’t forget to submit your best D.C.-area images to our 10th annual photo contest!
I’m curious how long Mark Andre waited for his decisive moment because it’s so perfect. I not only love the patient craft of this image but that it is taken looking out a window. At first, I didn’t notice the reflections on the top of the photo but when I finally saw them I was really pleased.
Don’t forget to submit your best D.C.-area images to our 10th annual photo contest!