While taking the photos, I was struck by how appropriate the words on the outside of the museum were to the photos being displayed, especially the second one of a frustrated Hurricane Katrina survivor.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
FotoWeek 2010
During FotoWeek 2010 in Washington, D.C., different types of photos are projected on the outside of various buildings. The images below are photos from the new book THE PRESIDENT'S PHOTGRAPHER: Fifty Years Inside the Oval Office that were displayed on the outside wall of the Newseum.
While taking the photos, I was struck by how appropriate the words on the outside of the museum were to the photos being displayed, especially the second one of a frustrated Hurricane Katrina survivor.
While taking the photos, I was struck by how appropriate the words on the outside of the museum were to the photos being displayed, especially the second one of a frustrated Hurricane Katrina survivor.
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