52 Weeks — #5
Ending one month and starting another
Welcome to February, which brings us to the fifth installment of “52 Weeks.” This week’s edition is my 200th Substack post since “Our Reality Show” moved to the platform in 2021, and I hope you’ll take a look at other posts to see what you might have missed.
In “52 Weeks,” which is published on Saturdays, I feature seven random images taken during my career as a photographer. All photos have short captions that include the place and month/year it was taken.
This series is designed to be fun and interactive. I hope you’ll pick your favorite(s) and let me know your thoughts. I’m happy to provide additional context on any of the photos in the comments section — just ask!
Here are the images for the final few days of January and the start of a Leap Year month. (Can you believe it’s already February, especially when January seemed to have 8,675,309 days?) I hope you enjoy and have a great weekend.
Enjoy, and have a great weekend!
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I love your shot of the Capitol. A good architecture shot with great color in the sky. I've seen so many shots of the Capitol, and despite the same architecture, the surroundings are different 😍
Great pics all around, but if I had to pick, I'd go with "In Bloom." It's got the fire/warmth that I miss during the 9 month long winter up here.