I found two responsible individuals on the left side.

Thank you.

Just perimeter fencing.

Drove into Washington, DC this past Sunday to take some photos around the U.S. Capitol. Here are some of what I captured.

U.S. Capitol with statue of President Garfield in the foreground.

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Were you aware, at the time you took the picture, that the seated man appears to have a bulbous clown nose? I'm not being critical, I think this is a great photo; I just sometimes find things when I edit a photo that I never "saw" when I composed/took the shot. I am wondering if you had the same experience with this photo. I have to say that I am a huge fan of your work and am disappointed on the rare occasions when you don't have a post on UHH.

Final Cut Pro is for film editing and production. Compare it to Adobe Premiere, not Photoshop.

Looks like B.B. King's on Beale Street, in Memphis, Tennessee.

Photos taken at the outpouring of sympathy and admiration for recently deceased Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in front of The Supreme Court, Saturday, September 19, 2020.

U.S. Capitol in the background

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Supreme Court building

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A flower for RBG

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Lots of flowers

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Candle in the Wind

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The Future

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For her VLOG

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Remote broadcast

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Solemn reverence

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Amazing Grace

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Native American?

I spent over 20 years trying to sound like Stan Getz.
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So sorry for your loss, OutBack.
Saxman47

My wife and I absolutely love Bonaventure Cemetery and go there every time we visit Savannah. Between the two of us, we have taken over a thousand photos in this beautiful resting place. Thank you for sharing some of your remembrances.
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"Green Door" hit #1 on the Billboard Singles Chart in 1956. It was recorded by Jim Lowe, who was born in Springfield, Missouri.

Rust. Never. Sleeps.
Saman47

My day just isn't complete without viewing a Voss photo. Thank you, so much.
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