Lincoln Memorial by bmac62
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President Lincoln sits inside overseeing all his visitors day after day, year after year.
Comments (13)
You really get a feel for how massive this structure is i this photo, Bill! A great capture, my friend! You two are having too much fun! :-D
Fine shot, Bill. I probably would have cropped out the chains at the bottom, but that's a very minor quibble...
I just saw Tara's 'Lincoln' and your excellent overall of the monument brought to mind an old nursery rhyme, "Jack Sprat could eat no fat, his wife could eat no lean, and so between the two of them they licked the platter clean." Between the two of you we get the micro and the macro. You and Tara make a great team.
The classical view. RodS nailed it perfectly regarding size. Huge! A lot of beauty in Washington DC. Keep up the good work! :-)
Yes, I remember well this view and the stair! superb captured Bill!
I am loving your photo's. Hope there are lots more. very impressive seeing the scale.
I had NO ideas how enormous this is till now.
Between Your wife's photography and yours, we get a sense of the large and small, as it were! Great capture
Great POV Bill!
Fantastic capture...
Stunning capture my friend. God bless.
Terrific shot of the whole thing! You know, I think there were more people hanging out on the steps at night than there were during the day.
another monumental capture of a monument. I find monumental structures inhibiting, as a photographer. They already shout "monumentality," so anything you do to them will only push the monumentality over the edge. You got the feeling, without interfering with it. And your pileup of forms on the bottom of the shot---leaving-in the grass and front walls and walkway--add to thee sense of "spill" of these huge monuments. It's amazing how these structures---often based on the old Greek models (and Roman)---present a monolithic impenetrable presence; yet they're meant to be 'penetrated' to find the holy of holies inside. You let the dark of the inside come through right in the center. You've done DC's monumental plethora a real service, in these shots. A very imposing capture.