Cedar Hill, TX ~
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Waxahachie, TX ~
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Washington, DC ~ Photos were taken on a stroll to Georgetown University, following 35th St. NW and O St. NW, starting at Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School (picture 1 below).
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New Orleans, LA ~
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Mineral Wells, TX ~
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Washington, D.C. ~
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New Orleans, LA ~ If you visit New Orleans, you will most likely end up in the French Quarter at some point. These photos are a glimpse of the storefronts and residential areas of the Quarter. What is hard to capture in photos is the incredibly tight space in which things are situated. I had to squat across the street and aim my camera to the sky in order to get a full shot of most buildings. Many of these […]
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E. Casa de Calvo