Georgetown Mall was "Grand"! by odie
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Description
I went to D.C. to visit my daughter and got this shot of a Mall near Georgetown University. The grand piano caught my eye and the rest looked great to me, too!
I haven't had the guts to take my new camera traveling so just used my old digital. I still like how it works in a pinch!
Sorry I've been absent but increasingly busy, lately. "sigh"
Thanks for the visit.
Jodie :0)

Comments (11)
Quite a shot... To my eye (perhaps it is too late to be viewing photos) this looks like a 3D rendering. Strange that reality and virtual seem to be colliding so these days. Either way, though, a fantastic shot.
Perfect POV and tilt for the composition and the place has such mood! Of course the piano makes a very strong point of focus in the composition. Strange the blueish tint, I thought you two ladies painted the town "red", LOL! You "old" cam still works like a charm.
I too thought it was a rendering when I first saw it. The lighting seems to be key to the surrealism in this. Very clean. Very nice.
wowww, so beautiful picture on this place and excellent pov and composition !! :)
Excellent POV... fabulous inside!
wow, I like all in this picture......I can imagine that you caught the piano...!!!
Oh my This is a fantastic shot... So classy... Love it Hugs Susan~
Nice shot of this place. Beautiful!
Fantastic colors and mood. The POV is outstanding. A very impressive shot!!
Where are all the people??? If this was a mall near me you would barely be able to see the floor, (which is why I never go there, lol ). Anyway, it looks like a lovely place and your pov is great.-M :^)
Super POV, this would be a great image to "miniaturize", like I did some months past. That is what I first thought of when I saw the thumb.