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.

Chinatown, once. Now more like vaguely Chinese center of commerce.

Looking cool, wait, are those sunglasses from Billy Jack?

Crowd waits for the Chinatown to Chinatown bus.

Leftover protesters linger on the sidewalk.

Our city's finest enjoys a fine cigar.

I don't know what it is, or how it got on top of the walk-sign. It would be even cooler if it turned into an orange hand when the sign goes to Don't Walk.

I'm relatively neutral on street-sweeping, but I really like this shade of orange.

If you can't find the Willard Cleaners, first, make sure you are on Willard street, then check for the sign. Or the other sign. Or, the other sign. 

Deer in DC

Rock Creek Park is full of deer, and they often wander up roads, such as Blagden, that dip into the park. These deer aren't too concerned with humans, not even with dog-walking humans. 

This is how most window air units in DC are supported. Old bricks.

Charming old wall in Georgetown.

I guess he's on break.

I could probably put pictures of the Dupont Circle fountain up pretty much every day, but I don't. Still, this one with the streak of green is just too good.

Blue skies over DC in September.

Dude, did you just whisper in my ear?

Seven Seconds To Cross the Street

Seven seconds is all you get when you try and cross Florida Avenue at the intersection of Florida and Connecticut. A couple months ago, they raised it to 18 seconds, but then decided too many people are getting across safely, so it has been lowered, again.

How many gardeners does it take to change a sunflower?

Calling for help...

Metal detectors in front of St. Matthew's for Rhenquist's funeral service.

The best way to keep crows from landing in the back of your pick-up truck.

I'm pretty sure this car belongs to that guy (Lesko?) who tells you all about how to get free government grant money.

How to make your SUV look like the Cat in the Hat. (on P street, near Dupont)

Three clean spots of copper on a green spire. Connecticut Avenue.

Some things you can just park anywhere.

That's one patriotic pigeon.