I went to Ocean City tonight in hopes of making a boring day better. It didn't really work at all, but the weather was nice and this is the only picture I took that I like. It was too crowded on the boardwalk to stay long, but farther down the beach it was quieter and there were plenty of stars to sit under.
Washington, DC is probably one of my favorite places for many reasons, such as the unique sights that are unlike anywhere else. I don't know who the person in the picture is, a daughter or relative of a soldier whose name is on this wall or maybe just a visitor like me, but she seems solemn and introspective which is what happens when you see how many names are on this wall memorializing a war that was/is as controversial as the war we're currently fighting. Whether she knows a name on the wall or not is irrelevant, she could know someone who doesn't have a wall for his name just yet. Controversy aside, the reflection of a national monument on this wall is a reminder of what these men gave their lives for.
Out of the handful of pictures I took tonight, I like this one the best. I've always liked being on the South Street bridge over I-95 at night. I like it when there's more traffic and all you see is headlights and taillights up and down the road with the bridge behind, but this still turned out pretty cool. A nice picture to look at while enjoying fresh pretzels!
This picture is from Pearl Harbor in Honolulu, Hawaii. I like it because it looks very serene and innocent to contrast the brutal history of the ground that these flowers grow from.
