JEFF OLSON: D.C.’s Rawlins Park
Some scenes at Rawlins Park, across from the U.S. Department of the Interior, in Washington, D.C.
Unheralded
Unheralded
JEFF OLSON: Cleaning Up The Environment
Henry Varnum Poor’s “American Conservation of the Wilderness” (1937) gets some cleaning and restoration work at the Department of Interior in Washington, D.C.
JEFF OLSON: Florida In March
Birds, boats and beautiful sunrises and sunsets are a common spring sight in Florida.
JEFF OLSON: Daylight Dichotomy
The weekend sun doesn’t look much different at sunrise at The Beach at Fort Meyers or at sunset from a dock at Key West, Fla., in these shots from photographer Jeff Olson of Alexandria, Va.
JEFF OLSON: Northern Virginia Crocuses
It looks like spring has sprung in northern Virginia. These crocuses showed themselves Friday at Downtown Del Ray, Alexandria, Va.
JEFF OLSON: A Cardinal Rule
It doesn’t matter how much snow is on the ground in northern Virginia because when these guys show up and start singing — and courting the ladies — spring is not too far behind.
JEFF OLSON: Melting Magnolias
The sun melts ice covering the leaves on a magnolia tree this morning in the neighborhood of Del Ray in Alexandria, Va.
JEFF OLSON: Monumental Majesty
The sun sets over the National World War II Memorial on Friday in Washington, D.C. The Washington Monument stands tall in a Washington, D.C., sunset on Friday.