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February 20th, 2008 14:50
These photos you take remind me of how boring even our nicest government buildings are. The Capitol in Washington is a fairly impressive structure, but everything seems so stark compared to the beauty of the architecture in Europe.
Thank you for sharing these. As you know, here in Raleigh we don’t have too many interesting buildings to see.