Field and Seating Area Photos

  April 5, 2010 - A stitched-together panorama of the field and surrounding skyline as seen from Section 314 during the 2010 home opener.

  June 22, 2019 - A less panoramic shot of the same view, a little over nine years later, as the team was battling back from its 19-31 start to eventually win the World Series.

  April 10, 2008 - A night-time view from a couple sections away, during the April 10, 2008, Nats-Marlins game.

The view from the Diamond Club level, during the May 4, 2008 game against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
(See photos from inside the Diamond Club, and the other clubs.) (5/4/08)

The field at night, during the March 29 Nationals/Orioles exhibition. (3/29/08)

The view from the Presidents Club level. (5/4/08)

The view that most fans will see when first arriving at the ballpark. This is taken from the concourse near the entry plaza
at Half and N, around section 102-103. (See a much larger panoramic image from near this vantage point
taken two weeks later.) (See more photos of the March 6 Cherry Blossom Tree Planting event.) (3/6/08)

The original incarnation of the Red Porch, as seen from the Center Field Plaza, in 2008. (3/22/08)

In 2009, the plaza-side wall of the Red Porch was broken out to have garage-style rolling windows and a patio area. (4/2/09)

A view of the Capitol dome from within the upper concourse. The dome appears here as "actual size", meaning that this is the size that it looks in person. (See more views of the surrounding skyline from the ballpark.) (3/28/08)

The Curly W on the end-of-the-row seats. (10/20/07)

One of the portraits of baseball icons that are painted on pillars throughout the main concourse. (3/27/08)

On the main concourse behind home plate are a series of boards depicting the history of baseball in Washington. (4/5/08)

Just before the 2009 season, a number of works of art were installed at the ballpark. In the Center Field Plaza are now three statues, depicting Washington baseball greats Josh Gibson (foreground), Frank Howard, and Walter Johnson. (4/13/09)

...And now hanging above the main concourse at the First Base Gate are these "take me out to the ballgame" mobiles. (4/13/09)

Looking up at the press box from the upper concourse. (3/28/08)

A little bit of perspective on just how big the scoreboard is--the tiny specks at upper left are people. (3/4/08)

Standing under the lightpole on the third base line, looking at Section 401 (the cheapest seats in the house). (3/28/08)

Looking toward the Anacostia River and what will be Diamond Teague Park at left and Anacostia Place on the Florida Rock site at right from above the grand staircase. (See more views of the surrounding skyline from the ballpark.) (4/5/08)

The backside of the massive scoreboard. (4/5/08)

The "Miller Lite Scoreboard Walk" bar. (4/13/09)

The western parking garage, just outside the Center Field Gate, home of the Team Store. (4/5/08)

The Center Field Plaza, with one of the cherry blossom trees not far from blooming at left. The Red Porch is at right-center, and the eastern parking garage (with the kids' Strike Zone on the first floor) is at rear left. (4/5/08)