Monday Repeat

Today, another sixteen miles passed under the soles of my shoes.  With all of that walking, one might assume I came across some new and unusual scenes, but as it happens, I did a repeat of the sunrise and afternoon scenes of the ex-USS Barry from about the same position that I showed you toward the end of last week. As I've opined before, for some reason the same general scenes (on different days of course) keep capturing my attention.  It's probably a lack of creativity on my part.

Be that as it may, here they are.

Sunrise on the Anacostia with the ex-USS Barry front and center

This picture is a little bit darker than the last effort due to the relatively thick cloud cover that portended rain later this afternoon. There was a light breeze and the slight chop, but the reflection again caught my attention.

Afternoon shot of the ex-USS Barry front and center

I tried pretty diligently to take this shot from the same location as the last, but I believe i was one light pole too far away from the Barry in the afternoon shot compared to the morning shot.  Nevertheless, the details in the afternoon are revealed, but the tradeoff is that the gray light somehow makes the afternoon picture less alive and brimming with promise.  The day is a little more worn, but still good.  A little cooler and not quite as alive.