for the love of DC photography
So remember that massive winter storm we had on Tuesday? Well obviously this photograph isn’t from then. This gorgeous black and white mosaic of a shot by David Rice is from a time when we had proper snow, in December 2009.
It may be very cold outside, but it didn’t stop photographer ep_jhu from making photographs yesterday. The shapes and lines in this photo look similar to sun rays, but the abstract wintry scene tells a very contrasting, chilly story.
While it looks like the bicyclist in this image is lit by a streetlamp, it is actually the late afternoon sun that is causing the warm, orange glow. Photograph by Messay Shoakena.
Messay Shoakena made this lovely image near the canal in Georgetown. The angle of the shadow, the runner coming out of it, and the rich texture of the wall all add up to a nicely composed photo.
The great thing about in-store shows is that the audience has the opportunity to get up close and personal with the band. Michael Andrade shot this intriguing interaction between musician and fans at Red Onion Records in Adams Morgan. On good old film, to boot.