Sad state of the Jefferson Memorial by Helen Betts

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06-APR-2018

Sad state of the Jefferson Memorial

The new camera had some problems with the cherry blossoms (previous two pictures) but seems to have nailed the Jefferson Memorial, even from a moving car. Not a picturesque view, but it’s actually the best vantage point for seeing the fungus that has attacked the once-magnificent dome.

Sahraa and the new camera, posted earlier

Sony RX10 IV
1/500s f/8.0 at 28.1mm iso100 hide exif

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Date/Time	06-Apr-2018 16:02:04
Make	Sony
Model	DSC-RX10M4
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	28.1 mm
Exposure Time	1/500 sec
Aperture	f/8
ISO Equivalent	100
Exposure Bias	-0.30
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janescottcumming		08-Apr-2018 20:05
I remember hearing about that, such a shame. I like this view with the Washington monument in there too. V

Zoltán Balogh		08-Apr-2018 16:14
This is a beautiful photograph Helen. V

Chris Morton		08-Apr-2018 15:47
you must be flattering it

bill friedlander		08-Apr-2018 15:38
It is still an impressive structure. V

globalgadabout		08-Apr-2018 15:38
in a world dripping with chemical solutions to so many problems it seems surprising that a remedy cannot be found...still a good looking structure though..

Jim Coffman		08-Apr-2018 15:22
Nice capture, Helen.. Someone needs to spay some bleach on the dome..

Fong Lam		08-Apr-2018 14:01
The memorial still looks magnificent and you got a lovely clear shot of it....V

joseantonio		08-Apr-2018 13:11
wow, hope they can repair that.V