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0August 24, 2010
POD – Scott’s Fence

One of the stops on our western swing, dubbed “Olliepalooza,” was Idaho Falls. This fence was built by my father...
0March 31, 2010
POD – Boys at Newseum

Snapped this shot with the iPhone in the Newseum a few days ago. I love the thick colors and the...
1February 11, 2010
POD – The Cavalry Arrives!!

At long last, they’re here to save us from a slow and melty demise!! Hoorah! More...
0January 06, 2010
POD – Wash Mon

I was going through some photos over the weekend and spotted this image of DC’s most iconic structure. I don’t...
0December 10, 2009
POD – Saratoga

This is the view from the top of the obelisk marking the place where British General John Burgoyne surrendered to...
0November 17, 2009
POD – Hi from Chicago

Once in a while I walk into a scene and just have to stop and pull out the camera. This...
1November 11, 2009
POD – Veteran

On a recent trip through Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix, I happened upon a memorable scene. This soldier was just...
1October 21, 2009
POD – Chalfant

Today’s POD takes us back to the beautiful desert of California. Chalfant, CA. Also, this is one of the only...
1October 07, 2009
VIDEO: 2009 Solar Decathalon

Just a quick little vid about one of my favorite DC events: the Solar Decathlon. Once I get a chance...
0October 05, 2009
POD – Ground Zero

It boggles the mind to think it, but there used to be two giant buildings standing right here. “Tragedy” only...

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