This series is Boston Avenue. I will have to go back and get the names of the buildings because I didn't think about that when I was walking around. I started on 3rd and Boston and headed South from the Williams Tower.
xo,
estela
Monday, September 10, 2012
Boston Avenue, Downtown Tulsa Series
My coworker and I decided to go around downtown and take pictures of the art deco buildings, its amazing the things you see when you start looking. I'm working on a series of downtown pictures, along the way I found out that I have a thing for doors...haha!
This series is Boston Avenue. I will have to go back and get the names of the buildings because I didn't think about that when I was walking around. I started on 3rd and Boston and headed South from the Williams Tower.
This series is Boston Avenue. I will have to go back and get the names of the buildings because I didn't think about that when I was walking around. I started on 3rd and Boston and headed South from the Williams Tower.
Thursday, September 6, 2012
summer vacation
We manged to squeeze in a family vacation right before school started and went to D.C. It was very educational, even thought we were there for 5 days and only got to see maybe a fourth of the museums. I've learned that with every trip we learn our way around and the next time we go it will be less crazy. Here's a quick tour of what we got to see and do...
Walking back to the hotel after spending the day in Georgetown.
Riding down the escalator at the Rosslyn Metro Station on our way to go the main mall.
The Air and Space Smithsonian Museum
Lunch at McD's at the Air & Space Museum
Entrance of the A&S Museum
At the top of the National Archives. We did get to view the Declaration of Independence and Constitution but no pictures were allowed inside.
Smithsonian Museum of Natural History
Smithsonian Castle
National Archives entrance.
The back of the White House
The Executive Building was right next to the White House and it's huge!
L got tired of walking...
Stopped for lunch and a couple of souvenirs.
Front of The White House
We did wave at the president in case he looked out...haha!
Washington Monument.
Lincoln Memorial
View from Lincoln Memorial, you can see the Capital Building behind the Washington Monument, the reflecting pool is being worked on.
Vietnam Memorial
Our hotel from across the Potomac on our way to Georgetown.
The oldest house in D.C. Old Stone house, it was a 3-story building.
Stopped for ice cream
Walking back to the hotel after spending the day in Georgetown.
Back of the Capital Building
Taking a break...
Front of the Capital Building
xo,
estela
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