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I've said it before, but DC has to be the pound-for-pound, most architecturally significant metro out there.
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Good job. Your photos show why I like DC.
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Nice hood. Looks a lot like Lincoln Park, but with more rows. Thanks for the shots.
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Best part of the city. Awesome job
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Some really beautiful buildings out there, thanks for sharing
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Absolutely fantastic. I'll be in DC on Tuesday-- can't wait!
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Wow! Really great set of photos! DC is definatley a place I need to visit!
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Awesome!:cheers:
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I'm lovin' this tour. You sure got around NW. Great set OG, thanks.
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Great shots. I really love some of DC's residential architecture.
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DC is such a cool city! thanks for the pics :)
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Fantastic shots of the District!
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Nice pictures. That fountain in DuPont Circle is nice. Some trivia: did you know that the original statue in DuPont Circle, of Admiral Samuel DuPont (which gave the circle its name), is now located in Wilmington? I thought of that when I saw the inscription on the fountain's base about the originaly statue.
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I was born in DC but grew up in the Maryland suburbs and at one time lived in Adam's Morgan back in the early 90's (I now live in NYC). Wow....these pics bring back alot of memories... These neighborhoods seem small now but in a nice and "clean" way! There's no doubt that I think NW DC is where anyone thinking of living in DC should consider first. It's city enough to offer almost everything (without the need of a car) but also small enough not to overwhelm you like larger citites like NYC or LA!:cheers:
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Many varieties of awesome.
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Delightful.
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Still my favorite city in this country.
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Holy christ, what a town :tup:
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