As the saying goes, “The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry”, and that is exactly what has happened this summer with my plan to do weekly photo drives. As the summer of 2019 is coming to an Read More …
Since 1991, thanks to Indian photographer OP Sharma, photographers around the world have been celebrating World Photography Day on August 19th. Why August 19th? It was on that day on 1839 that the French Government announced the invention of the Read More …
The weather of second weekend of August this year was one of the best weekends of the summer. For the 12th time Pirates of all ages sailed the Chesapeake Bay, or traveled by car, to the town of Rock Hall Read More …
Rock Hall is only a few miles from my home and for various reasons I go to the town a few times a month. Rock Hall wouldn’t really be one of those places I would use for a “Drive with Read More …
With working with the Chestertown Tea Party Committee, Memorial Day and working with Church Hill Theatre on their latest production of “Jesus Christ Superstar” as photographer and Assistant Stage Manager, I haven’t had much free time. I have stopped at Read More …
It seems as if since beginning this project all of my “Drives” have just been stopping at a location while out doing something else. And so is this week’s. On many Wednesday’s I go to Networking meeting with a bunch Read More …
I had an assignment to photograph the Grand Opening and Ribbon cutting for the Shore Crier on May 2, 2019. I decided to leave a little early to take a walk in Downtown Denton, the Court House and the town’s Read More …
One of my goals this year is to take a drive a few times a month, the actual goal is once a week, to a location and take a few photos. Sometimes like today it may be just a quick Read More …
Sometimes one just happens to be at the right place at the right time to catch a photograph. That was the case on an April evening in 2016 when I was able to catch this rainbow
On Easter Morning, April 5, 2015, I was able to catch the moon setting in the west and then turned around and capture the sun rising in the east.