While living in Maryland, we often visited
2. Most people take pictures from the front and center, but my favorites were taken from different angles.
3. For scrapbooking or slideshows, take pictures of signs and quotes. Don't forget the Pennsylvania Ave sign to go with pictures of the White House.
4. Take pictures of your friends, family reading the quotes.
5. Take pictures of people walking around the Memorials.
If you have other suggestions, please add them in the comments.Thank you to Don Cashman for the picture of the Jefferson Memorial and to Beth Cashman for the picture of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier sign.
4 comments:
Stacey,
Since you visited Traveler's Pen, I thought I would return the favor. Great blog, especially the pictures. You definitely have an eye for photography. Are you interested in travel writing or photography? If so, you've got some great material for a few stories.
Terah
Terah, thank you for the nice comments. I love to travel and take pictures. I'm not as comfortable with writing, though, so I'm hoping this blog helps me improve my writing skills.
I love DC. Didn't get much time to look around and am hoping to go with my family and spend time digging into that marvelous history.
Hi Amy, we were lucky to live near DC for awhile. We visited several times, going to just a few memorials or museums at a time. It was a good way to keep the boys from getting bored. There is so much we didn't see, though, and I'm ready to go back!
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