Scrapbook of D.C.’s spiritual side
Within its 68 square miles, Washington D.C. concentrates some of the country’s most deeply symbolic landmarks and houses our most central governing bodies. In turn, it draws in the devoted– those who believe in democracy, those who believe in a cause, those who believe in a God. Here’s where I found religion, both civil and traditionally spiritual, in the Capital.
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August 17th, 2009 at 8:54 pm
I like your handwritten notes with each photograph. You captured a good mix of ideas/causes.