Washington, D.C.

I've lived here for the past ten years or so and I'm always discovering new things about it. The supposed center of world democracy, you'll probably never find a more elitist city. It's funny being in DC and knowing that basically the entire world is being run inside the buildings around you. There's also a lot of great architecture here, though a lot of it's out in the suburbs or across the Potomac in Rossyln. It's a fairly nice city, though I suppose there's not always a whole lot to do.

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View of monuments from Tidal Basin



L: Some vines on an old building outside the Capitol; R: Reflections in a fountain outside one of the art museums



L: Supreme Court pillars; R: cars streaming out of Rosslyn



Colorful decorations for some party inside the Ronald Reagan building



L: View of construction from Old Post Office (you can see the DC flag flying); R: View of Capitol from Old Post Office



L: Shot of Rosslyn from a bridge going downtown; R: Arlington National Cemetery graves



L: Detail of a piece of the Berlin Wall inside the Reagan building; R: Decorative scaffolding inside Reagan building



L: View towards art museum past Navy Memorial; R: View of Capitol across reflecting pool


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