In my second round of museum visits, I started with the National Gallery of Art. I found myself being drawn to Winslow Homer's work with watercolor. The first painting, Incoming Tide, 1883, Scarboro, Maine, was mystifying. It shows a landscape of a tumultuous tide roaring in. The second one was The Herring Net, 1885. Both rough seas, one with subjects one without. The next stop was the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, in Washington D.C. this museum focuses on the natural world and the biology that has walked the earth for many years.