Inaugural Images

January 20th, 2009 9:57 pm · 2 comments

I’m sitting exhausted at a Starbucks in Maryland, working on tomorrow’s story, but I wanted to send a few images from the journey today to Obama’s Inauguration. Hope you enjoy:

The crowd entering Greenbelt Metro station at 5:30 a.m.:
30 a.m. (Dave Pidgeon)

Riding the Metro train into Washington at about 6 a.m.:
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The U.S. Capitol at dawn:
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Who let boxing promoter Don King in?
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The crowd before the ceremony:
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Another shot of the 2 million people gathered on the National Mall:

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The U.S. Capitol at the start of the ceremony:
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Famed photographer Annie Leibovitz:

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Actor Dustin Hoffman greeting Leibovitz:

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The man in the middle holding a cello. That’s Yo Yo Ma:

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Joe Biden taking the oath to become vice president:

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Barack Obama taking the oath of office:

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The moment of euphoria. Look for the thousands of American flags waving:

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Obama delivers his inaugural address:

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President and Laura Bush leave Washington, D.C.:

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Rev. Jesse Jackson leaving the ceremony:

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U.S. Sen. Bob Casey Jr. answers press questions in his office:

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Carmen Guaigua, Fayra Molina and Todd Mealy of Lancaster at Casey’s office:

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  2 comments  Tags: Inauguration · President Barack Obama

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Ruben
1/21/09
11:32 AM
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Great pics! Did you make them yourself??? And how was your seat?
davepidgeon
1/21/09
3:26 PM
Thanks for the compliments. When you look at the photo of President Obama taking the oath, that was my view of the ceremony, which I was quite fortunate to have.
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