POTD: Drifting

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This cool shot is by Rockville Central friend Eric Jensen.

POTD: Sunset

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This gorgeous and striking shot of the new District Courthouse at sunset is by Rockville Central friend Eric Jensen.

POTD: Beall-Dawson

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This wonderful shot of one of my favorite local historic sites is by Rockville Central friend Eric Jensen.

Eric sells Fine Art Prints and is available for portrait and event photography. Check out some of his work on Flickr!

POTD: Arch

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Here’s another nice shot by Eric Jensen. I thought it a good day for a photo with a flag in it.

If you are not going down to DC today, I hope to see you at City Hall to watch the inauguration! I plan to be there around 11 or so.

POTD: Foggy Night

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This moving shot is by Rockville Central friend Eric Jensen — he calls it “The Red Brick Courthouse on a foggy night in Rockville.” I guess I would, too.

Eric sells Fine Art Prints and is available for portrait and event photography. Check out some of his work on Flickr!

POTD: Walk The Line

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This is the walkway along Montgomery Avenue, where the new courthouse will be. The shot is by Rockville Central friend Eric Jensen. In addition to being beautiful, I thought it was timely, as we just ran an update on court house construction!

Eric Jensen sells Fine Art Prints and is available for portrait and event photography. Check out some of his work on Flickr!

POTD: El Oh El Ay — LOLA!

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The gorgeous shot is by Rockville Central friend Eric Jensen. Of it, he says: “Lola Café and Bakery – new bakery and café next to the Apollo restaurant. Great baked goods, great coffee AND they serve it in ceramic cups on ceramic saucers. What a treat.”

Eric Jensen sells Fine Art Prints and is available for portrait and event photography. Check out some of his work on Flickr.

Vote For Eric!

>Rockville Central friend Eric Jensen, whose wonderful photography has graced many a POTD, passed along word that he has made the finals in the first-ever photography contest sponsored by Washingtonian Magazine.

His shot? A snap of Cub Scout Pack 928 atop an antique fire truck in Home Town Holidays.

The finalists are all here.

Now it’s up to us — Washingtonian is picking the winner based on votes. So, go on over to this link here, and vote for your favorite!

POTD: Shooting Flowers

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This cool one is by Rockville Central friend Eric Jensen, who is a very gifted photographer.

POTD: Slip Slidin' Away

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(With apologies to You Know Who.) This remarkable pic is by Rockville Central friend Eric Jensen. It is hard to imagine better weather for a shot like this! Here’s what Eric says: “It felt like summer on Saturday and some Rockville kids took advantage of the warm weather with a backyard sprinkler and Slip n’ Slide.”

POTD: Don't Stand So Close To Me

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(With apologies to The Police.) This photo is by Rockville Central friend Eric Jensen. Of it, he says:

“Can someone from the City of Rockville answer this question: Why is there a police cruiser parked in front of the Austin Grill (and the Regal theaters) most evenings and especially on weekends? Do they think this makes people feel safer? Or is there an underlying problem that we all should be concerned about? Because if there’s not an underlying problem, I would like to see less of a police presence in our downtown. I feel parking these police cars in the middle of Town Square is more intimidating than it is helpful. Their presence implies that we have crime problems in our Town Square. Do we? I would be curious to find out how others reading this blog feel, but friends and neighbors that I’ve spoken with about this feel the same way I do. I really wish the City of Rockville would get their Cruisers cruising again instead of having them parked in the middle of our beautiful Town Square.”

Want to submit a photo for consideration to be the Picture Of The Day at Rockville Central? Wonderful! Just email it to me. Rules: a) Must be taken in Rockville; b) Must be your own work; c) Must not be published or offered for publication elsewhere; d) Should be generally contemporary (try to keep them less than a month or two old).

POTD: What Time Is It?

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(With apologies to Morris Day.) This photo, taken by Rockville Central friend Eric Jensen (and cropped by me — don’t get mad, Eric), is a puzzler: “Why are all the outdoor clocks in downtown Rockville wrong?” Eric writes. “Maybe someone needs to change the batteries or plug them in or something. It’s never made any sense to me. (I don’t have a shot of the clock in front of the Regal, but it’s almost always wrong, too). In this shot, it really is 12:35 p.m., so the yellow clock is correct, but the white clock has been 1:05 since it was installed.”

Want to submit a photo for consideration to be the Picture Of The Day? Wonderful! Just email it to me. Rules: a) Must be taken in Rockville; b) Must be your own work; c) Must not be published or offered for publication elsewhere; d) Should be generally contemporary (try to keep them less than a month or two old).

POTD: Slippery People

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(Apologies to Talking Heads.) This Picture Of The Day is by Rockville Central friend Eric Jensen. It seemed apropos given yesterday’s afternoon weather. Of the shot, Eric says: “FRIT - I think it means — ‘Really Slippery Tiles.’ Avoid them if the temperature is close to freezing. Wet or not, these tiles in Rockville Town Square are slick as ice when the weather gets cold.”

Want to submit a photo for consideration to be the Picture Of The Day? Wonderful! Just email it to me. Rules: a) Must be taken in Rockville; b) Must be your own work; c) Must not be published or offered for publication elsewhere; d) Should be generally contemporary (try to keep them less than a month or two old).