This is an incredible and cool shot by Rockville Central friend Scott DeGasperis. It is an example of “tilt-shift” photography, this one done with Photoshop.

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I absolutely love this decorative plant. It fascinates me.

I am fascinated by this house. I am sure that it is a daycare (though I did not see a sign) — but it also is a pretty awesome advertisement for Disney.

Here is an awesome dead snowman from Rockville Central friend Janet Piczak Brown. It is the FINAL DEAD SNOWMAN. Here is what Janet says: “Have been meaning to send off a picture of our snowgirl but thought the very warm weather would make it better. Here we see her hat and the rocks that were her eyes, nose and mouth. One of her arms is to the left of the hat.”

Here’s an up-from-the-ground shot of the brand new courthouse. You know, the one they couldn’t design right so it creates a death ray whenever the sun hits it. This is from the non-death ray side.

The ICC opens tomorrow at 6 am! Will you drive it? I plan to, first thing! [UPDATE: Wednesday.]

As always, I am a sucker for cool contrails in the sky. And a glowing afternoon sun. Or all of the above.

Here’s a sweet shot by Rockville Central friend Helen Hillstrom, who took the photo back when it was really, really cold.

This fountain looks really, really tired of the cold weather and wants to be full. Or am I just projecting?

Holy cow, I LOVE this sign. Why is it hidden behind a warehouse and a chain link fence?

Here’s what you see while you wait to get your haircut on the weekend at everyone’s favorite barbershop, QL (next to the Regal Theaters).

Final entry on the “Dying Snowmen Of Rockville” series of photos. But it comes with some good news too! Welcome to a new child!

These snowmen just keep shrinking.

Another Dying Snowman Of Rockville.

More from the “Dying Snowmen Of Rockville” series.