First Post

[JonMikal]

Hi all! This is my first post here. This is under the Supreme Court Building entrance in DC:

http://jonmikal.smugmug.com/photos/9669270-L.jpg

[ian408]

I love this unusual view!

Nice work!

Ian

[Nir]

Nice!

[gubbs]

Welcome to DGrin :thumb
Great angle, excellent shot, I like your avatar too!

[Dee]

I love looking up in buildings like this, especially with the mix of daylight and shade. Welcome! Look forward to more photos.

[gus]

ok ..your in

[lynnma]

Welcome JonMikal:wave very cool shot.. took me by surprise for a minute.. could'nt figure out which way was up..I too like your avatar (I'm seriously into avatars)

:D Lynn

[cletus]

(I'm seriously into avatars)
That's an understatement....


Welcome to dgrin Jon

[wxwax]

:wave Hi jon, excellent first photo! Nice shot. Were you falling down drunk when you happened to see the shot? :lol3

[GREAPER]

I like it a lot. Welcome to Dgrin...

[USAIR]

Kewlllll shot :bow

Welcome to dgrin

Fred

[ehughes]

Very Nice :thumb :thumb

[JonMikal]

thanks a lot everyone. seems i've found a home here :feelgood

[luckyrwe]

Welcome, Jon.

My photo works are not worthy of this group, while they put food on the table they do not inspire any artistic will.

I like your first post. When I retire I hope to point my camera in other directions!

[Nan C]

WOW JonMikal this is great. :bow

[marygrace]

When I interned in D.C., I passed through this building almost everyday and not once did I think to look up. Thanks for sharing!

[wxwax]

When I interned in D.C., I passed through this building almost everyday and not once did I think to look up. Thanks for sharing!
:nod Lots of folks don't. I once read a book that said the best place to hide was high, as people usually look low.

When wandering around with a camera, I find it really pays off to look in every direction - including backwards. You never know where that next interesting shot will be coming from.

[Angelo]

fantastic!

[dkoyanagi]

Hi Jon, and welcome! Interesting perspective. :clap