• This is my main photography page for the National Mall and Memorial Parks in Washington, D.C, the page gives an insight into what I have photographed within the national park.

• Information of what areas of the National Mall I have taken photographs including historic and iconic architecture, statuary and memorials within the National Park

• Photographs of the: Abraham Lincoln Memorial, Lincoln Statue, Lincoln Steps, Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, Elm Walks, Thomas Jefferson Memorial, Jefferson Statue, Potomac River Tidal Basin, Korean War Veterans Memorial, National World War II Memorial, Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial,Vietnam Veterans Memorial and more.

My Stock Photos are now available to view and up for sale on Adobe Stock & Dreamstime

• If you would like to see my photographs at hi-resolution and or/are interested in purchasing a photograph/s please visit my photography portfolios at Adobe Stock & Dreamstime by clicking on the links provided:

• Liberty Photo Art Adobe Stock Portfolio

• Liberty Photo Art Dreamstime Portfolio

Please visit my extensive photo galleries from Washington DC by visiting one of the sub-pages below :

• Abraham Lincoln Memorial
• Lincoln Steps
• Lincoln Memorial views
• Lincoln Statue
• Lincoln Memorial night photography
• Reflecting Pool
• Thomas Jefferson Memorial
• FDR Memorial
• MLK Memorial
• DC War Memorial
• World War Two Memorial

Please visit my photography portfolios on Adobe Stock & Dreamstime by clicking on the links provided :

• Liberty Photo Art Adobe Stock Portfolio

• Liberty Photo Art Dreamstime Portfolio

A brief history of the National Mall / interest to go alongside my stock images

• The National Mall is a grand national park in central Washington, D.C, the capital of the United States.

• The urban park is administered by the National Park Service (NPS), which is part of the larger National Mall and Memorial Parks unit.

• Officially the National Mall encompasses Constitution Gardens & West Potomac Park but it is more commonly referred to as covering the entire area from it's western-most point, the Lincoln Memorial all the way to the United States Capitol at it's eastern most-point, with the Washington Monument providing the central point.