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brother_mark | all galleries >> photo some days >> Photo A Day 2004 >> September > September 15, 2004
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15-SEP-2004

September 15, 2004

Union Station
Washington, DC

Another day with no ideas. I don't think I've used the interior for a PotD yet.

Nikon D70 ,Tokina 17mm f/3.5 AT-X AF Pro
1/25s f/5.6 at 17.0mm iso400 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto
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Robin Reid20-Sep-2004 03:26
It may be "old hat" to you Mark, but I think it is a strong image of a fascinating building.
virginiacoastline19-Sep-2004 22:01
wow . . you could just stand right here and click one a day and it would be amazing . . . just LOOK at that ceiling!!!
Guest 16-Sep-2004 16:14
Love the pattern. This place would be fun to shoot!
Si Kirk16-Sep-2004 11:37
great photo, a fish eye in there would be fun, placed really low level.
Dennis Steinauer16-Sep-2004 05:03
Nice shot. I want one of those lenses! Bet you would have liked to have a tripod (before they hauled you off. :)) I'd love to get up into one of those windows (to camera right) and try to capture a shot like that classic HCB shot of Grand Central Station.
Guest 16-Sep-2004 04:59
Excellent!
Jeff Horner16-Sep-2004 03:56
Love that place -- so cool that you live there. The 17mm captured all the right stuff from the vaulted ceiling.
brother_mark16-Sep-2004 03:35
The building IS inspired and inspiring. It's a fall back photo op on days like today, rainy and gray and other things to do this evening.
jypsee16-Sep-2004 03:33
Mighty goodly...why do you think this isn't inspired?? It's a gorgeous building ...and all us hicks out here in the sticks wants to see the big city!! Keep 'em comin'!!
Gayle P. Clement16-Sep-2004 03:31
While you're regaining that inspiration, I get to see details of beautiful building. The clarity and detail of your photos are amazing.