Things were going great when all of a sudden a heavy downpour of rain surprised everyone. Yea, I ran for cover but then I got my camera out to see what people were going to do.
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DC Wall Mural Art. Perfect for photo background.
We were looking for location for a shot in Washington, DC. We found this wall mural on the side of a building in an alley near the Lincoln Theatre and Ben’s Chilli Bowl. We got some good shots. This mural has since been removed. Glad we got the shot. The model is Keniesha Cook. http://www.lonniedawkins.com Lonnie DawkinsContinue reading “DC Wall Mural Art. Perfect for photo background.”
Model Photoshoot – Darryl Miles representing Richmond, VA
Darryl Miles is an up and coming model from Richmond, VA. We arranged a photo shoot last year. Darryl had been in a number of fashion shows but I was one of the first photographers to shoot Darryl professionally. Since then Darryl has done a more of fashion shows from Richmond to New York and continues to be soughtContinue reading “Model Photoshoot – Darryl Miles representing Richmond, VA”
When the carnival came to town
There is something about carnivals and night time. The lights and the darkness. I can still smell the food and see the people trying their hands at the games to win prizes.
Annie King Phillips discusses Scurlock Contribution to Washington, DC photography. Images of Black Washington
Watch Video Annie Phillips King a Washingtion, DC native speaks highly of the Scurlock Family of photographers and their contribution to Washington. According to her if your picture was in their window you had arrived or at least knew where the Pearly Gates were. http://www.lonniedawkins.com
Dupont Circle after dark–Night Photography
Night fall brings on a whole different mood and beauty.
Inauguration of Pres. Obama–A year ago today.
The inauguration of Pres. Barack Obama took place 1 year ago today. Reflecting on that day I notice that it was much colder last year weather wise but it is much colder this year politically.
A day in the life of a few everyday people.
I decided to take my camera and engage people I didn’t know. My plan was to ask them what was going on with them on that day. I went to a park in NW DC and had no success in the morning. I talked to a fascinating man but he would have no part of having his picture taken as he had an issue with the police.
Senator Edward Kennedy funeral procession–Downtown Washington, DC
On Saturday, August 29, 2009, Senator Edward Kennedy’s funeral procession traveled slowly through downtown Washington on its way to Arlington National Cemetery. I had the opportunity to capture these images as it passed along Constitution Avenue near 14th Street.
Let it Rain! You can still take great pictures.
Pictures in the rain rock! These were taken at the Baltimore International Festival 2009.