capturing D.C. at its most creative, unusual, passionate, and compassionate
Bans Off Our Bodies events took place all over the country last Saturday, in reaction to the leak of the Supreme Court brief overturning Roe v. Wade.
With very little time to organize, D.C. produced a powerful event – with large passionate crowds at a rally by the Washington Monument, followed by a march up to the Supreme Court.
Despite everything else awful going on in the world, there’s always a spot of brightness in D.C. when the ducklings are born.
On Monday night, a draft of Justice Alito’s ruling for the majority in Dobbs v. Jackson was published by Politico. This draft completely overturns Roe and turns abortion rights back to each state. It was a shock because many people hoped or expected that some part of Roe’s precedent that has existed for 49 years… Continue reading
Celebrating 50 years of Panda Cuteness at the National Zoo
The abundance of award-winning nature found in D.C.
After the historic confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to be the first Black female Supreme Court Justice, there were two big celebrations in her honor.
Seeing inside the Old Post Office
After the cherry blossom festival being cancelled for two years due to the pandemic, we are delighted to see it back again.
We asked photographers from the DC region to send in photos from the first few months of 2022, and we were amazed by the variety of subjects and perspectives.
It’s not officially spring yet, but the warming weather and increased daylight signals that spring is on its way.
