for the love of DC photography
Chris Supect’s work is filled with wonderful compositions, and this is no exception. The placing of the horizon line, the location of the people in the image, and the way they are all doing odd things is what makes this image stand out. The humor is the icing on the cake.
The maze at the National Building Museum shows up often in our Flickr pool, but this black and white photo from Caroline Angelo stands out. The man in the image is visually overwhelmed by the giant, white structure around him, and the tight framing of the image prevents us from seeing beyond the maze. You could say that we are a-mazed.
Roll up! Roll up for the magical Friday Links tour! This week, be amazed at the announcement of a new art space at American University, be shocked at photos of hate today that look a lot like photos of hate 50 years ago, and say “huh?” to the news of Flickr’s new licensing option. Step right up!
Look kids, living in colonial times is about as fun as you always imagined! Photographer His Noodly Appendage captured this photo at the Claude Moore Colonial Farm and the expressions on the faces of the reenactors is priceless. If only we all lived in a time without indoor plumbing and antibiotics.