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Time to bathe al fresco watched by frosty stars and a crescent moon. I twist quickly for warmth beneath needle-like…

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In the end, you have no suitcase. The ticket is one-way only, very expensive, caro, precious. You arrive on the…

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Leibovitz Journeys from Lennon to Landscapes by Julia Lloyd-George [2012 Competition Winner]

If there’s one talent photographer Annie Leibovitz is known for, it’s capturing the essence of celebrity. Her daring portraits of…

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The Archie Edwards Blues Heritage Foundation proves that the amateur music presence in DC is powerful, and all are welcome…

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Tearful Photography at the Katzen by Kendall Breitman [2012 Competition Finalist]

It’s Laurel Nakadate’s party, and she’ll cry if she wants to. In an acknowledgement to loneliness, Nakadate’s photography exhibition “365…

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Arias with a Twist by Alex Leidy [2012 Competition Finalist]

Watching Arias with a Twist, I was reminded of nothing so much as the iconic Looney Toons short “Duck Amuck.”…

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In image from the exhibit, from GW Hatchet
August 28, 2012

Leibovitz Journeys from Lennon to Landscapes by Julia Lloyd-George [2012 Competition Winner]

July 2012 Blues Week by Jim Landes
August 27, 2012

Open to All: The Archie Edwards Blues Heritage Foundation by Andrew Doerr [2012 Competition Honorable Mention]

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