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Call us nostalgic, but everyskyline's shot of the Taft Bridge in Woodley Park makes us remember when we had a Polaroid. The camera's muted colors and fuzziness give this shot a timeless quality — it could've been taken in 1960 or the other day. Plus it's got some nice fall coloration and it's a view we don't often see, down below the bridge.
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I don't know that it could've been taken in 1960. SX-70 integral print film wasn't around until the '70s. </dork>