Union Station and Capitol Hill Washington D.C. June 2017
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Union Station and Capitol Hill Washington D.C. June 2017

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Dan Stone Washington D.C. June 2017
Shot a few color rolls on my new Hasselblad 500c while in Greece back in June.
40 of my images are being sold as prints, starting at $40. Head to my site to see the options. If you have a favorite image but don’t see it on the page, email me and I can get one made for you.
Prints are not framed or matted, are offered on matte and luster papers, and vary in size and priced accordingly.
www.jakerutherford.net/shop
Baščaršija, Sarajevo Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Snow and National Cathedral Cleveland Park Washington, D.C.
Instagram Series: Public Lands
“There have been recent attempts to partition portions of our national public lands off to states for the probable and eventual economic ventures of resource extraction. It is one of many attempts and more are to come.
This series of archival images from both national and state managed public lands is not to assert that any of these places are in danger or to comment on state management intentions.
It is an attempt to stand in solidarity with those who believe in preserving and honoring our lands and wildlife, who believe the American people should have access to these lands. The ecosystem will not return quickly if we are to degrade them for use in our short-sighted economic goals.
Learn more by reading a variety of outlets from advocacy groups and media outlets. Learn more by spending time at your favorite or closest public land.”
Sisters at the Pool Austin, Texas May 24th, 2015
Washington Monument Washington D.C. Summer 2015
Watrous, New Mexico July, 2011

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Ulysses Wiggins Waterfront Park Camden, New Jersey July 2016
West Side of Union Station Washington, D.C. April 9th, 2016
Street Scenes Uvira, Democratic Republic of Congo July 12, 2014
Keith Carter Santa Fe, New Mexico July 8th, 2011
One of the few major influences on my earliest photographic sensibilities. http://www.keithcarterphotographs.com/
Back Door of the The Zion Lutheran Church Originally located in Charlottenburg, TX, Lavaca County (1890-2008) Sequin, Texas April 18th, 2015

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Hagia Sophia Ayasofya (Turkish) - Ἁγία Σοφία (Greek) - Sancta Sophia (Latin) Fatih, İstanbul, Turkey October 31st, 2015
The Sunken Road (a.k.a ‘Bloody Lane’) Antietam Battlefield, Sharpsburg, Maryland April 10th, 2016
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The Sunken Road was a dirt farm lane which was used primarily by farmers to bypass Sharpsburg. On September 17, 1862, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. the site witnessed the deaths of 5,600 soldiers (Union 3,000, Confederate 2,600) along the 800-yard road. It is the bloodiest single-day battle in American history, with a combined tally of 22,717 dead, wounded, or missing.