Photojournalist Robert Durell's exhibition "Decade Under the Dome," is at the Capitol through March 12. Fifty-eight photos, shot during Durell's long career at The Los Angeles Times, are on display. Durell's work included coverage of the riot incited by Los Angeles police beating Rodney King and the 1994 U.S. invasion of Haiti, which won three group Pulitzers. In 1998, the Times switched to digital cameras. This meant photos could be sent over the Internet and photographers could be based anywhere. Durell relocated to Davis, taking over The LA Times' Northern California region, and began taking photographs in and around the Capitol. Durell said he believes the Capitol is a human-built Yos