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1December 21, 2009
POD – Whiteout

This photo is for all of those people who have asked me: “Does it ever snow in DC?” Well, here’s...
1December 19, 2009
Santa in DC

When you’ve got a Santa suit in your closet, and it snows a foot in DC a week before Christmas…...
1December 14, 2009
POD – Huguenot Street

It’s crunch time with the Hudson project, so I’ve been going through lots of photos from my trips to NY....
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...
0December 08, 2009
POD – Bolt Bus

In case you’re wondering why Pixelshot has been dormant for the last week or two, here’s a photo that will...
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...
0November 12, 2009
POD – Inner-city Progress
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...
0November 10, 2009
POD – Foggy Train in Krakow

2006 on our winter swing through Central Europe in Krakow Poland. I like this photo because of the lonely-looking guy...
2November 09, 2009
POD – Berlin Wall

East Side Gallery of the Berlin wall, December 2006. 20 years ago today the wall fell with great fanfare. This...

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