Wisconsin Avenue, Georgetown, Washington, D.C.
Love this little French bistro in the heart of Georgetown.
Posted on Monochromia.
Wisconsin Avenue, Georgetown, Washington, D.C.Love this little French bistro in the heart of Georgetown.
Posted on Monochromia.
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Nice post-processing in this shot.
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Thanks, Max!
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I’m really going to miss all the interesting architecture in DC. We stayed right on Dupont Circle and all the embassy’s are in fantastic old homes with history. I bought a book that’s all about the families who’ve lived in and around that area in history. Lot’s of scandalous stuff, ha! You know, I thought DC was not only beautiful, but very clean. I also loved the wide sidewalks on the main streets. I wish I had even more time to explore. BTW, I’d love a couple of those chairs in the store that’s moving out!
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Ha! There are definitely benefits to living in the nation’s capital, and the beauty of the national mall and the monuments and the parks is definitely one of them. It’s also wonderful that the building height restriction exists to keep the skyline open, unlike other metropolitan areas where you feel like a hamster in a maze 😉 And those chairs, definitely pretty cool, right? Enjoy your book – it sounds awesome!
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Had an opportunity to be there. Lovely place!
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Wow, really, Alexander? Do you live in DC?? And it really is a lovely place!
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Stacy, I live in Toronto, Canada for now but I visited two times Washington DC and fell in love with that city. I would like to come back sometime and enjoy the cherry trees blooming. The previous two tries were unsuccessful. If you have a short period of time for visit it is too difficult to catch that lovely event.
https://worldinyourimangination.wordpress.com/2012/09/05/us-capitol/
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Keeping my fingers crossed that third time’s the charm, Alexander!
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Charming. Looks like an illustration.
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Thanks, Carol. And the perfect word for the cafe – it most definitely is charming 🙂
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love!
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Thanks for that! 😊
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What a beautiful photograph. Or as Laurie might say: Damn! So good to meet you today. Your blog photos are gorgeous.
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LOL, Lisa 🙂 I really enjoyed meeting you today too! Thanks for you kind words about my photos. Glad you like what you saw 🙂
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It looks utterly delightful. I’d like to be a lady who lunches.
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Come join me 🙂
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It looks like it has a lot of French atmosphere and the French chairs on sale next door have me hooked. Could be in a little café in Paris…
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Yup, you hit the nail on the head, Kaz! 🙂 And the food is delicious!!
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That’s a great storefront! Richmond has areas like that and I need to start exploring them more and taking pictures. Great inspiration. Thanks!
Nancy
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Glad I provided you the inspiration, Nancy! Though I’ve lived in Virginia for 35 years, can you believe I’ve never once visited Richmond?? If I ever decide to do something about that, would love to explore it with you 🙂
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Just let me know and I’ll be happy to show you around! You’re welcome to stay here, but it would have to be an air mattress on the floor. We don’t have an extra bedroom due to all the books and photography stuff.
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Well, aren’t you kind! Given my back issues, I’d likely have to opt for a bed, but I’d love to have you be my guide 🙂
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Would love to join you for lunch….It is so inviting. Mom
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Would love to HAVE you join us, Mom!
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