The DC Auto Show has come and gone. However, I’m sure there’s an auto showcase going on somewhere. So for those who missed it, here is something new. If you got a chance to go here’s a little refresher. Click the link and enjoy…http://lljphotography.smugmug.com/DC-Auto-Show-2014/
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his life to give people a better and equal chance at theirs. Here are some people walking in his vision by serving, giving of their time and talents to help others. Click the link and enjoy http://smu.gs/1jj60iD.
Today the government closed for business. Here are a few photos and video in and around the U.S. Capitol Building reflecting the day. Click the link and take a look….http://smu.gs/GzB4dn
DC Fashion Week founder and designer Ean Williams showcased his Spring/Summer 2014 collection at Madame Tussauds wax museum. I took a few pics, click the link and enjoy… http://smu.gs/18XFSPU
Diverse groups of people from all around the country gathered at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington. They rallied, sang, hugged and stood still all in hopes of having their voices heard and signs read. Click the link and enjoy…http://smu.gs/1aFQoS5
If you just happen to be passing through Manassas, VA and need something to do. Take a walk into the Candy Factory, a beautiful old brick building that many moons ago housed a thriving business that created decadent sweet treats but now is home to the Center for the Arts. There you will find REmerging Technologies, a show that mixes talented artist using old school (really old school) & new school technologies. The featured artist is Don Hurlbert, GC Schow & Strauss. The show runs until September 19, 2013, so go check it out. Of course, I took a few pictures click the link and enjoy… http://smu.gs/128j4hp
Center for the Arts at the Candy Factory – Caton Merchant Family Gallery
9419 Battle Street, Manassas, VA 20110
Mon-Fri. 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Sat. 1-5 pm
Wednesday was a lazy day, so I went for a drive and ended up at Anacostia Park in South East Washington, DC. It was an awesome day, here’s a little video for you to see a little of what I saw. Click the link and enjoy…. http://smu.gs/16A6lUu
I walked up the steps to the Veracruz Gallery not knowing what to expect not having ever been there before. When I reached the landing, I saw art covering the walls that looked as if it were there to stay. Then as I turn to my left there sat two racks of clothing. On them hung, dresses, skirts, tops, and bottoms. Some in subtle grays alongside vibrant reds and blues. I loved the flirty dresses. I say flirty because I would wear one out on a date or to get a date ;-)! Anywho, every clothing item there was made by the hands of Aphra Adkins. Her pieces are amazing. If you’re into fashion and want a piece that is unique and you don’t feel the need to see 10,000 other people wearing the same thing, you defiantly need to get in contact with Aphra Adkins. By the way, I took some pics, click the link and enjoy….http://smu.gs/11oQF6p
Oh, by the way here is the link to her site: aphraadkins.com
I walked up and around the Capitol Building in the District and snapped off a few photos of the massive structure while the sun shined handsomely. Click the link and enjoy….http://smu.gs/13s8mOX
