I have been working with an architecture firm on a few projects over the last few months — they are using large prints of my art photos for permanent installations in spaces they are designing. For one of their projects they need evening photos of the fountain at Dupont Circle, but I didn’t have any in my archive, so they hired me to take new ones. I headed into DC early on a November evening, and watched as the sun faded from sunset into twilight.
Those of you who have been following me for years (hi! I really appreciate you!) will know that twilight blue skies are sort of my trademark. I love shooting at that time of day, so this was a fun project.
If you’d like to purchase prints or gifts of any of these photos, you can find them in my DC Area gallery in my online shop.
Related posts:
A project about the exquisite public art of Reston Town Center
Another gorgeous year: Some of my favorite scenic photos of 2018
The Washington, D.C. Cherry Blossoms: Worth every bit of the effort
Personal branding photos: A tremendously fun shoot at Nationals Park and the Capitol Riverfront
Stockholm’s dazzling mix of architecture, nature, history, and style
Scenes from my whirlwind trip through New York City
Bristol’s Upfest: Europe’s largest street art and graffiti festival
