Kim Burgaard Photography | Snapshots of my latest projects and developments

Virginia Gold Cup 2012

For the 87th time more than 50.000 people flocked to the Virginia Gold Cup horse steeplechase. Sundresses, suits and over-the-top hats are par for the course when the socialites of Northern Virginia go to see and be seen. It seems … Continue reading →

Cynthia & Tim

26 Feb ’12

Cynthia and Tim’s beautiful and fun wedding in Anaheim, California provided a refreshing break from my recent trend of landscape and architecture photography sessions. I love taking photos of events because every moment counts. Once the action starts, there’s little … Continue reading →

Great Falls, December 2011

17 Jan ’12

I’m building up a bit of a backlog of photos to be processed and published here. In the meanwhile, I found another photo from Great Falls, Virginia, which I inexplicably didn’t publish last year. Well, actually, I think the holidays … Continue reading →

Arlington National Cemetery Redux

5 Jan ’12

I drove past Arlington National Cemetery early in December and noticed wreaths with red bows had been put down in front of many of the headstones. From the short glimpse, I caught, I couldn’t tell if it had been done … Continue reading →

Washington D.C. After Dark

20 Dec ’11

Street scenes from Washington, D.C. after night fall. Continue reading →

Lincoln Memorial

11 Dec ’11

Revisiting the Lincoln Memorial Continue reading →

Sculpture Details

5 Dec ’11

I went to Old Town Alexandria yesterday to photograph the 12th annual christmas parade–with floats that actually float. It did not impress me much though; many of the fifty boats in the parade were basically yachts with a few strings … Continue reading →

Thanksgiving Exercise

28 Nov ’11

I decided to hike down to the Towers Park, perhaps subconsciously to work off some of the excess turkey I consumed a couple of days ago, and to catch the golden rays of the sun on a windy, but beautiful … Continue reading →

Great Falls By Night

20 Nov ’11

I took this photo last weekend, but initially dismissed it for a number of reasons; I still don’t have a tripod, so I leaned the camera on a rock, but pushing the shutter button on the camera and the less … Continue reading →