Murray Wedding

These are just a few of the Many shots that I got at the Murray Wedding this weekend. If you would like to view the full album please visit the attached link

Murray Wedding

Freedom Ride, Washington DC May 24, 2009

On our way off the Metro we saw this bike. It was too perfect not to take a photo of

Photo of the other side of the helmet.

One of the many trucks in the ride.

Like I said, the ride lasted for 3.5 hours. It was such a neat experience to be there
while the ride went on. My family and I walked around, in and out of the buildings, my
kids would ask "Mom what's that sound?" I'd reply, "It's still the ride."

This biker pulled right up in front of me and punched fists with both of my children.
I was a little confused as to what he was doing, but after the first one, I understood.

This was about 4 minutes into the ride. I was so proud to be able to see all of the
Gold Star Mom's riding, All that they have given up it was the least some of these
bikers could do, at least that's what they told me.

This was my favorite shot. This lady was so proud to be in the ride,
you can tell she doesn't ride often, she's wearing sandals, but she still
gave her time to show how proud she was of her son.

Most of these phtos speak for themselves, they need no comment.
This is one of those.

Smithsonian Trip

Of course I had to find a flower to photograph.

I love how the fish in the bottom left corner looks so mean
and the large fish looks so perky! Maybe he's just a little upset that
someone has stolen his thunder :)

Pyrite biggest fools gold I've ever seen.

Neat shot I got on the subway in DC.


I came up the back stairs and this is what I saw. Yet again, another unposed moment that made a beautiful photo.

I love this photo. Even in all the rush, this couple was able to find a few minutes alone by a beautiful fountain.

This is one huge tortoise.


When we came out of the ape house the boys started looking in the window...

And to their surprise... this is what was there. He put his hand right up to the window where Robert was, it was so neat.