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Prince George's County, Maryland
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Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral, Florida
Surf, sand and space shuttle. Having been down three times, I can consider myself exceptionally fortunate; but at least once in your life, treat yourself to a sunset jog down Cocoa Beach before witnessing a space shuttle launch.
No painting, no novel, no symphony, no great piece of cinema or architecture compares to the beauty of the Space Shuttle towering & illuminated. And there is nothing mankind can witness that is as beautiful or as powerful as the launch of human beings into space.
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Arlington, Virginia
6:00 a.m. 22 miles. Ooh-rah.
Yo! Capitol Hill Running Club, let’s hear it for us! We cleaned up this year. And with the marathon only a few weeks away, I think we can reach a bipartisan agreement on our collective awesomeness.
For you kids on the facebook, I’ll put a copy on there too.
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Salt Spring Island, British Columbia
Breakfast first; photoshoot second. Priorities, people!
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Vancouver Island, British Columbia
Paweena on the Southern tip of Vancouver Island. Those are Washington State’s Olympic Mountains in the background.
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Washington, D.C.
Rustic bread from scratch. 3 cups water + 1 1/2 tbsp yeast + 1 1/2 tbsp salt + 1/2 cup whole wheat flower + 1/2 cup rye flower + 5 1/2 cups unbleached white flower = flavor country.
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Seattle, Washington
Evening with Caitlin and Matt in Seattle; pre their Nicaraguan excursion.
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Washington, D.C.
Shrager on the eve of his departure to Iraq. Stay safe buddy. Shalom and Namaste.
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Washington, D.C.
Outstanding lamp debt to Shrager. Debt obligation met, eve of his departure to Iraq.
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Dear All,
I’m back from Siberia and – after long delay – the unintentional interregnum from Congress and policy has given me enough time to finally finish a side project I’ve been promising many of you. That’s right, XML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP have come together in perfect harmony; my new website is finally up.
I’ll be backdating entries to this blog to fill in photos from the last few years. In the meantime, click on the thumbnails for larger versions, peruse and enjoy. It’s certainly been long enough in the coming.
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Fauquier Co., Virginia
Virginia Gold Cup steeplechase race, held in Fauquier County Virginia since 1922.
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Moscow, Russia
Oksana’s flat, Moscow; eve of another unfortunate interregnum from the Russian Federation.
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Moscow, Russian Federation
The tallest Eastern Orthodox Church in the world; Cathedral of Christ the Savior.
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Moscow, Russian Federation
Oksana in Moscow with one of Stalin’s Seven Sisters looming in the distance.
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Moscow, Russian Federation
Last afternoon in Moscow. In the backgrounds, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior and one of Stalin’s Seven Sisters.
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Moscow, Russian Federation
This ‘tasteful’ Moscow gem is twice the height of the Statue of Liberty. Rough.
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Saint Petersburg, Russia
Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ; built on the spot where Alexander II was assassinated in 1881.
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Saint Petersburg, Russia
Osaka to St. Petersburg and back. Twice. Tomomi managed to upgrade significantly from the squalor conditions we enjoyed in 2006.
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Saint Petersburg, Russia
Anton Adazinksi; wild Russian multi-platform physical performance artist. Dude’s been going strong since the Soviet days. It’s like… alternative that’s been infused with ska, reggae, and a pinch of insanity.
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Saint Petersburg, Russia
C’est moi. Saint Petersburg is not a hard city to find oneself missing. Here, The Hermitage.
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Saint Petersburg, Russia
PANORAMA
Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg. Originally dedicated to Our Lady of Kazan, its purpose changed in the early 1800s to be a monument to Russia’s victory over Napoleon.
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Saint Petersburg, Russia
Return to St. Petersburg, three years absent. A bust of Peter the Great stands waiting.
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Kyltuk, Siberia
Kyltuk is a small, 400 year old village on the South Western tip of Lake Baikal.
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Baikal Lake, Siberia
Omul is a white fish local to Lake Baikal but in the same family as the more familiar salmon. Best raw or lightly smoked and salted (lakeside – with vodka – where possible).
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