Category Archives: Architecture

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Christmastime in the District

Last Saturday afternoon, I walked around D.C. in search of some holiday cheer. I hadn’t been feeling the Christmas spirit, and decided to get myself out of the rut by seeing what wintertime activities were taking place in town.  Can’t say I was totally successful, though.  In a city with no shortage of flags, it […]

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Changing Seasons

Falling leaves and layers of clothing.

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Foreign

Tourists checking out signs next to Buckingham Palace.

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Eat, Pray, Play

Not the best photo, but I like it nonetheless.  This is the plaza of the rural Philippine town where my grandparents’ farm is located.  My short visit there last month coincided with their fiesta, which is a day of celebration for the whole town.  Aside from getting to enjoy musical performances and other activities in […]

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Silhouette

Newseum.  First Amendment.

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The Charm of Charleston

I hope those of you here in the U.S. enjoyed your Fourth of July BBQs and fireworks. My family is spending the week in Charleston, SC. I mean, what more  appropriate way to celebrate the country’s independence than to explore the first state to secede from the young Union, right? ;) Although this is only […]

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My Personal London 2012

Top photo: Orbit (an observation tower by Anish Kapoor) and the Olympic Stadium Bottom photos:  the stingray-shaped Aquatics Center designed by Zaha Hadid and some apartments of the Olympic Village Last month, while in London, I went on a tour of the area surrounding the Olympic Park. It being a two-hour walking tour, I expected […]

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Army Ten-Miler

The annual Army Ten-Miler here in DC was held last Sunday.  Although organized by the United States Army, it is open to everyone and is the largest ten-mile race in the country with more than 30,000 participants this year.  These participants included some Wounded Warriors — injured soldiers who either wheeled through the course or […]

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