for the love of DC photography
This well framed image from Noe Todorovich transforms an everyday Metro scene into a beautiful photograph. The light is focused exactly where Todorovich wants the viewer to look, and the lines from the railing and the wall all steer the eye towards the subject. The photo makes waiting for a Metro train look serene.
It’s not every day that you find a woman in work out gear covered in post-it notes walking in front of a man and woman riding the same wheel chair. But, if you follow the work of Chris Suspect you know that indescribably odd moments like this are his specialty. He is the truffle pig of weird street photography.
The old Lorton Prison may be closed, but by the looks of this photo from Jen Huls it is still a terrifying place. Being in a cell would be scary enough, but having to share it with the future star of the IT remake would put anyone over the edge.
So much to love about this shot from Plantains & Kimchi, it’s hard to know where to begin. So I’ll just wish you Happy New Year on behalf of all of us here at Exposed DC, and encourage you not to procrastinate (your resolution too, perhaps?) and submit your photos today for the 2014 contest!
This clay colored pigeon is a real scene stealer. Flickr contributor Kevin Wolf framed up the odd bird quite nicely. We can almost hear Big Bird singing, “One of these things is not like the other…”