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Homeless row at Franklin Square in Northwest Washington, D.C.
Somehow this man owns a cellphone.

Even the homeless have to deal with neighbors in Franklin Square in Northwest Washington, D.C.


Without a physical home, it is still a neighborhood in Franklin Square in Northwest Washington, D.C. 
People ignore the homeless in a prime location of Franklin Square of Northwest Washington, D.C.



A homeless neighborhood near Foggy Bottom in Northwest Washington, D.C.

This rundown roadsign heading towards Georgetown is symbolic of the homeless situation in Northwest, Washington, D.C.

A tent city under the overpass of Whitehurst Freeway in Northwest Washington, D.C.

Another symbolic representation of the homeless near Foggy Bottom in Northwest Washington, D.C.


Loner away from the Whitehurst Freeway Tent City in Northwest Washington, D.C.

Rock Creek Park Tent City in Northwest Washington, D.C.

The Rock Creek Tent City has collected a variety of quality bicycles locked up in their underpass in Washington, D.C.  

This man traveled from New York to Washington, D.C to find the same result. 

Sunset for a lone tent near Rock Creek Parkway in Northwest Washington, D.C.

This man prefers Skippy to Jif when it comes to peanut butter on the Rock Creek Parkway in Washington, D.C.
Panhandling on Whitehurst Freeway heading towards Georgetown in Northwest Washington, D.C.
Panhandler searching for any help from on the Whitehurst Freeway in Northwest Washington, D.C. 

Lining up bottles of Deer Park Water in Northwest Washington, D.C.


The Foggy Bottom Tent City in Northwest Washington, D.C.

This speaks a thousand words on the Whitehurst Freeway leaving Georgetown in Northwest Washington, D.C.

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