Wow, my life got away from me for a few months there. I had an art show, where I sold my photography for the first time. I went to Nashville a couple times to see my nephew (hopefully the next time I go down it'll be decent enough out to go shooting). And I went to Washington D.C. for the "Rally to Restore Sanity."
Very quickly, the Rally was a huge blast. I stayed with a friend while I was in D.C. and she helped me (and the rest of the visiting public) navigate the D.C. Metro. There was an insane amount of people there, but even with that, it was a wonderfully fun, calm event where no one felt it necessary to be completely stupid. I think Sanity was Restored. We were shoved up against (I think it was) the Library of Congress, so we couldn't see much of the actual Rally, but we could hear most of it.
The best shooting for that was the signs people carried. I literally shot over 900 different signs. I put some of them to music, since, really, who can stare at 900 pictures of signs with out losing their sanity a little bit?
In the next few posts I'm going to start posting the photos from the trip. I'm typically pretty *bored* with architectural photography, but come on, it was Washington D.C... There's some pretty impressive buildings out there. But I also looked for all the nature I could find. :)
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