Assignment #10 - Travel Photography (Dorvall Bedford)

 

The Baker Park tennis courts are open to residents despite the coronavirus pandemic.

Frederick has numerous Civil War sites to visit, including Barbara Fritchie's house.

Residents enjoy walking down Carroll Creek in Historic Downtown Frederick.

The C. Burr Artz Public Library is a popular location for events in Frederick, MD.

Residents often ride their bikes through downtown Frederick.

Street art is a common sight in Frederick, MD.

Frederick residents relax by walking through Baker Park.

 

The Joseph D. Baker Tower lies in the center of Baker Park.

Frederick residents relax beside Carroll Creek.

Assignment # 10 - Travel Photography (Jack Parry)

 

The foot of the Mall on campus, April 26th.

The stadium at the University of Maryland on April 20th.

The people of UMD out for a Stadium Ave stroll, April 26th.

The view from the Baltimore Ave traffic light of construction in College Park, April 26th.

The scene from the sidewalk with a couple of friends out for a jog, April 26th.

The construction of a new building on Baltimore Ave, College Park Md April 26th.

Denton and Elkton Hall from the stadium parking lot on campus on April 20th.

Assignment #10 -- Travel Photography (Fatima Yazdi)

Outdoor seating at Rockville Town Square, Md., is growing popular due to the high demand for COVID-19 safe seating.

              

MCPS middle school student Zahra spends her Sunday scootering around Rockville Town Square, Md.

The Rockville Town Square, Md. shopping center features a variety of shops featuring clothes and pillows to vibrant fabrics.

A group of friends spends their Sunday afternoon having lunch at La Canela restaurant in Rockville Town Square, Md.

Rockville Town Square, Md.,  features a variety of architectural styles and old homes throughout the blocks.

Rockville Town Square outdoor seating is filled with visitors reading, hanging out and eating ice cream on a Sunday afternoon.

 

From the vibrantly designed shops to the variety of restaurants and dessert stops, Rockville Town Square makes an ideal destination to walk, spend time with friends and take photos.

Assignment #10: Travel Photography (Michael Hernandez)

 

People enjoying a gloomy afternoon at the Capital Riverfront in Navy Yard on Sunday, April 26. 

Assignment #10- Travel Photography (Emma Shuster)

 While some enjoy a snack under the pavilion, others make their way towards the Kona Ice truck at OBGC Park on Saturday, April 24.

A view of the Fair Hill shopping center, home to many restaurants and businesses on Saturday, April 24.

Youth baseball plays some afternoon ball at OBGC Park on Saturday, April 24.

Olney Grille, one of Olney's longest-standing restaurants on Saturday, April 24.

A COVID safety sign in the middle of outdoor/parking lot dining in the Fair Hill Shopping Center on Thursday, April 22. 

A Panera curbside pick-up sign on Thursday, April 22. 

Sol Azteca, one of Olney's most popular restaurants, on Thursday, April 22.

Olney Mill, one of Olney's most popular neighborhoods, on Thursday, April 22.

Ben Shuster and Megan Enright chat after grabbing breakfast from Olney's popular Dunkin Donuts on Thursday, April 22.

A view of some businesses in the Fair Hill Shopping Center on Thursday, April 22.

Ben Shuster holds his root beer-flavored Kona Ice on Saturday, April 24.

Youth soccer plays some afternoon ball at OBGC Park on Saturday, April 24.

Sol Azteca's outdoor dining setup on Thursday, April 22.

Assignment #10 - Travel Photography (Sofia Garay)

 

Scooters parked on Constitution Avenue in Washington D.C. on April 21. 

The sun shines on a path leading to the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. on April 21. 

Tourists walking on the National Mall in Washington D.C. on April 21. 

Tourists visiting the Lincoln Memorial in the nation's capital on April 21.

George Washington University is located in Washington D.C. 

Duke's Grocery, a local restaurant in Washington D.C., offers outdoor seating on April 21. 

Joggers running along the reflecting pool in Washington D.C. on April 21.