This is Andrew.  He goes to the Corcoran College for fine art photography.  I took this while I was on my way home from shooting an assignment at the Corcoran where I heard New York Times Photographer Stephen Crowley speak.  It was a show of pictures that would captivate any photographer.  I'm certain I'll be happy to have Mr. Crowley as an instructor next year. [Behind Andrew is where the Secret Service physically detained me and forced me to delete my camera's memory card.  All for snapping some pictures of them removing a psychotic homeless man (Warren) from the steam grate pictured above.]
[Behind Andrew is where the Secret Service physically detained me and forced me to delete my camera's memory card.  All for snapping some pictures of them removing a psychotic homeless man (Warren) from the steam grate pictured above.]
 
 
 
For a long time now I've been trying to perfect my touring methods.  It started shortly after I moved to D.C.  I looked around and saw mostly tourists.  As nature would have it I felt the need to fit in with the mainstream society.  Now I wear a backpack, have a camera around my neck, and never leave home with less than two maps.
 [I forget . . . don't seagulls like Alka-Selter or something?]
[I forget . . . don't seagulls like Alka-Selter or something?]