Our Favorite Shots from DC FotoWeek 2010
Arlington resident Walter Grio convinced a friend to don a panda costume for this shot taken on an Orange Line Metro train. The giant bear hardly fazed commuters. Photograph by Walter Grio
Our Favorite Shots from FotoWeek DC 2010
Matt Hansen of Alexandria was drawn to a duckling as it struggled to leap out of the Reflecting Pool following a storm. Photograph by Matt Hansen
Our Favorite Shots from FotoWeek DC 2010
New York resident Miykaelah Sinclair took third place in the FotoWeek contest’s new mobile-phone category. She captured this view of the National Gallery of Art’s underground walkway with an iPhone. Photograph by Miykaelah Sinclair
Our Favorite Shots from FotoWeek DC 2010
This close-up of the statue of three soldiers at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial was taken by DC’s Suzanne Davis. “The raindrops reminded me of tears,” she says. Photograph by Suzanne Davis
Our Favorite Shots from FotoWeek DC 2010
Flore de Préneuf won the Spirit of Washington competition with this picture of the Department of Housing and Urban Development headquarters: “As I’m a World Bank employee, caffeine, crumpled paper, and security cameras are part of my day-to-day reality.” Photograph by Flore de Préneuf
Our Favorite Shots from FotoWeek DC 2010
Captain Alan Faulkner attaches a lure he created to hook rockfish off Tilghman Island. This photo is part of a series on Chesapeake Bay watermen by Newseum staff photographer Maria Bryk. Photograph by Maria Bryk
Our Favorite Shots from FotoWeek DC 2010
After a day of kayaking near Point of Rocks, Maryland, Reston freelance photographer Jim Kirby captured a peaceful sunset. Photograph by Jim Kirby
Our Favorite Shots from FotoWeek DC 2010
A visitor touches the wall of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. The photographer, Silver Spring resident Judah Lifschitz, has taken pictures at the wall every Memorial Day for nearly ten years. Photograph by Judah Lifschitz
Our Favorite Shots from FotoWeek DC 2010
On a sailing trip to St. Michaels last summer, Annapolis photographer David Burroughs leaned over the side of a 32-foot Beneteau to get this shot during a storm. Photograph by David Burroughs
Our Favorite Shots from FotoWeek DC 2010
The leftovers from Barack Obama’s inauguration: an army of portable toilets in front of the National Archives. “Whether you’re a Democrat or Republican, there’s meaning in that contrast,” says the photographer, DC patent lawyer Allen Melser. Photograph by Allen Melser
Our Favorite Shots from FotoWeek DC 2010
A solitary runner caught Reston photographer Jim Kirby’s eye early one morning in Herndon. Photograph by Jim Kirby
Our Favorite Shots from DC FotoWeek 2010
NASA consultant Lauren L. Miller commutes to DC from a Philadelphia suburb once a week. She’d thought about shooting this photo outside Union Station for years: “I ended up missing my train, but it was worth it.” Photograph by Lauren L. Miller
Our Favorite Shots from FotoWeek DC 2010
Jim Kirby photographed a family of cormorants during an early-morning kayaking session near the Occoquan River. Photograph by Jim Kirby
Our Favorite Shots from FotoWeek DC 2010
Another in the watermen series by the Newseum’s Maria Bryk. This one depicts a practice known as pound-net fishing, in which fish are trapped in nets hung between underwater posts. The photo was taken at sunrise, the end of an early-morning fishing trip. Photograph by Maria Bryk
Our Favorite Shots from FotoWeek DC 2010
Alexandria’s Matt Hansen used a 30-second time-lapse technique to capture the movement of traffic streaming by the Air Force Memorial in Arlington. Photograph by Matt Hansen
