Samer Farha

The sun streaming into the cavernous National Building Museum, the repeating patterns, and the high contrast black and white treatment gives this photo a great feel. His Noodly Appendage makes you want to peer into the darkness. (EXIF)... continue reading on DCist

Slow shutter and the use of a decidedly lo-fi app on an iPhone can create some interesting effects. Take this photo by Joe in DC, which manages to make DC cabs look dreamy.... continue reading on DCist

Seventeen degree days call for desperate measures to keep warm, but wrapping yourself in lights probably isn't the best way to do it. applesanity's picture documents the attempt, or it could just be a pretty picture. (EXIF)... continue reading on DCist

You never know what crazy thing you're going to see around the streets of DC, but you're almost guaranteed to see it at Gallery Place. That's exactly where yonas1 was when he captured these happy fellows.... continue reading on DCist

It's been a while since we've featured one of Zach Stern's infrared pictures, but this one just hits the mark. It was obviously shot while the trees along the tidal basin were blooming, but the color treatment makes it almost seem cold. (EXIF)... continue reading on DCist