Fascinating Pixies?

 


Saturday night brings out surreal people in Adams Morgan. 

Try not to think of anything scary

 


Except the Stay-Puff Marshmellow man! (or woman). 

Heaven and Hell

 


This is the guy that yells: "Heaven and Hell" all night long on 18th street. Of course this is his special Halloween outfit, but he's always colorful. We'll be putting up Halloween pics all week. 

Ooops

 


Friday isn't always something to look thank God for, apparently. 

Colorful Window Display on Q Street

 


Seems to be a lot happening in this Dupont Circle area window. 

It's Giant Spider Season

 


And they're crawling outside your window! 

Political Chalk Marking

 


Dupont Circle is rarely unlabeled, these days. 

Twisted Chimneys

 


I wonder if the smoke comes out in spirals? 

Park it in the Bushes

 
 

Stacking chairs in the front yard

 


Continuing on the "Found Sculpture" theme... 

Stolen Object Art

 

I'm guessing an Art Theory student could do at least 2,400 words on the relationship between the broken bicycle and the shattered parking meter. Not that I'd read it. 

Robot Graffiti at Dupont Circle

 


Found this at the west entrance to what was once Dupont Down Under. 

We have faces in our walls, now.

 


If only it could talk. 

Scaffolding and shadows

 

Drape this church on 16th street in Northwest DC. 

Halloween must be coming.

 
 

Steeple in Georgetown, on a cloudy day.

Different ways to spend the afternoon along the path through Rock Creek Park.

Another dancer from the Crafty Bastard's special.

Some trees get an early start on Fall.

A saint may be good enough for a halo, but he's never too good to hold his hand out as a perch for a pigeon.

More from the Crafty Bastards fair in Adams Morgan.

An inherently cool thing that probably will sit in someone's yard forever. Too cool to throw away, but too useless to move or sell.

Showing some real craft at the Crafty Bastards craft show in Adams Morgan.

Everyone seems to be raising their hands while singing in Spanish, at 16th and Columbia.