I had the wonderful opportunity to visit DC and NY this past October with some friends. October 3rd through the 7th was spent in DC for a friends' wedding, then a small group of us went onto NY for another four days. This was a much needed vacation away from the daily grind and I really appreciated the time off.

Here's the hotel where we stayed in DC, or rather VA. This was a Hyatt hotel and I was pleasantly surprised on how nice the room was.


Jefferson Memorial
















The World War II Memorial.

Look, we went to the Philippines..








One of the reflection pools near Lincoln Memorial





Lincoln Memorial














Here are some friends trying to see if the President was home.

On one of our free days, we decided to head down to Georgetown to walk and take pictures.

Georgetown University


I've been finding myself shooting alot of doors lately. I know it's been done, but im just intrigued with how some doors are designed.






Yep, that's a green fire hydrant.. I just thought it was a cool pic.

Some graffiti in Georgetown.


We had a chance to visit Tudor Place, Historic House and Garden










Thanks for viewing, I should have the NY pictures up shortly when I find the time.

Thanks for viewing!

Michael

Went to DC and NY the early part of this month. Spent about four days in DC, then another four days in NY. I still have tons of pictures to go through from the trip, and like four other weddings i still need to upload on my blog, so needless to say, im again falling back on my blogging..

Anyway, here's a little teaser and a cool pic in NY around 10pm.



Hope to have most of the other shots up on the blog soon.

Thanks,
Michael

09.09.2007 - Classic Car show in Corona Del Mar (CDM). I have recently signed up with the Good Guys through my work and as part of my first duties, was to help out at and manage the VIP section at the Classic Car show. The day started out early morning for orientation and assignments. I was unable to take pictures during the early part of the day, but i was able to bust out my camera and take pictures after my shift was over.

There were alot of people who attended the show and it was at times difficult for me to take pictures of the full lenght of the car, so i paid attention to more of the details. One of the cool things about these classic cars were their hood ornaments. These things are huge compared to today's standards, but still pretty unique.

This was the view from the upper VIP house:




Here's a Grey Lambo
















A pretty cool looking Hudson. Almost like the Hudson Hornet from the movie Cars..




Check out this massive hood ornament. Im surprised the driver is able to see through the front window.












































Here's one of the coolest flame paint jobs at the show. And it was on a Stingray.






One of the coolest and most unique car at the show, was a silver Callaway C16 convertable. This bad boy has a Supercharged super-Vette motor that creates between 560 and 616 horsepower. Talk about a monster!!










and the last picture is of me.. yay!


sorry for all of the pictures, but i hope you've enjoyed.

Thank you for viewing!

Visual Exposure