There's an article in today's Washington Post Style section about proposed ideas to modernize Georgetown, DC's oldest neighborhood in the coming decades. The plans put together by the Georgetown Business Improvement District (Georgetown BID) and it's neighborhood partners include lighting Key Bridge, a gondola (yes, you saw right, gondola) across the Potomac River to/fro Rossyln, Va., and even a metro station in the years to come. The story is illustrated with one of my photographs showing a temporary "Parklet," a parking space transformed into a green space with seating, that the BID sponsored last fall. I have been Georgetown BID's principle contract photographer for the past 2 years creating an ongoing image library the organization uses to report and promote the area.
