Observations from the Web and Beyond of Pat Moriarty

Back in 2006, I took a trip to Washington, D.C. , exploring the rich history and iconic landmarks of the nation’s capital. From the monuments and memorials to the Smithsonian museums, the city offered an incredible mix of history, culture, and architecture. Walking along the National Mall, I visited some of the most famous sites, including the Lincoln Memorial, the Washington Monument, and the U.S. Capitol. My website features photos from the trip, capturing the grandeur of these historic landmarks. Whether it was standing in awe of the Jefferson Memorial at dusk or exploring the powerful exhibits at the Smithsonian museums, this visit was a memorable deep dive into American history. If you've never been to D.C., it's a destination worth experiencing!

Let’s take a trip back in time! This photo captures a moment from my 2002 Alaskan cruise, a truly unforgettable adventure. It was also a milestone in my photography journey—the first year I used a digital camera. I was shooting with the Canon G2, a 4-megapixel powerhouse at the time, and it quickly became one of my favorite cameras ever. Having a digital camera completely changed the way I approached photography, giving me the freedom to experiment, capture more shots, and instantly see the results—something that felt revolutionary back then! 📸 Want to see more? Check out my full Alaska 2002 photo gallery here: www.patmoriarty.com/alaska2002/ Have you ever taken a cruise to Alaska or had a camera that changed the way you take photos?  🚢🏔️