Jake just had to bring out the USNA flag for the pics. Looking back, I'm happy he did.
Admiring the views after a nice hike to the falls.
Another example to say that you don't need to stop the car to capture a view in the moment. This was taken when Andre was driving quickly down the road and minutes before he tore the front bumper off.
Sneaking out under the stars is crucial when camping in a dark area. We were spooked by any sound we encountered but happy we ventured out into the unknown.
The iconic Gateway Arch
Some experimentation with contrast under the arch in the visitor center.
A family enjoyed the views from the top.
Some enjoyed the nice weather in the fountain in front of the Capital building.
Just below the Arch, there is a giant stairway. These girls were running ahead of their mothers when I snapped this.
We also did some exploring of abandoned facilities.
If you didn't pose like a dog in front of this statue then did you really visit St. Louis?
This is where I was criticized for my street photography the most, but the art exhibits were just too interesting not to document.
The Bean. A must visit.
This mirrored under-bridge combined with the afternoon light provided for an incredible scene.
In the evening, we took a metro ride to watch the White Sox.
Tickets were incredibly cheap because the White Sox were not good.
Rob carried a lot of swag with him.
The light streak at the bottom was a boat passing in the night.
