This photo from March 2016 reminds me that we all go through times when we may feel that we are going through a short period of rough waters, but can see that everything ahead is looking clear. # ## # Read More …
This time 5 years ago, if I recall correctly, the Upper Eastern Shore experienced their last big snow storm. This photo was taken at sunset the day after the storm. # ## # About Tuesday’s Photo: I decided to do Read More …
In the courtyard of the old County Courthouse in Centreville Maryland sits a bronze statue of the British monarch, Queen Anne. Queen Anne’s County was charted in 1706 during her 12 year rule, 1702-1714. Queen Anne did not have a Read More …
In short 2020 will become known as the missing year. If not in general, but at least for my Photography. I’ve already missed many of the events that I have regularity photographed since 2012. Earth Day, Chestertown Tea Party, Memorial Read More …
This week’s Throw-back photo is from late January in 2016. Would you like a print of this photo? Contact me to make it happen.
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
I was attending a conference in Ocean City, Maryland in Mid-February of 2016. While I slept a snow storm came through and this is what it looked like on the morning of February 15, 2016.
Back at the beginning of the year when I revamped my Web site my thoughts were that I would post a “Photograph of the Week”. In fact it was thought that there may be 2 photos a week. One older Read More …
Each April, my hometown Chestertown, has a Earth Day Celebration. This year (2018) it will be held on April 21st. One of the featured of the event is a Recycled Art Contest. This photograph from 2016 has Leslie Raimond, who Read More …
Every June for the past several years The National Music Festival takes place in Chestertown and Kent County, MD. The National Music Festival bring musicians from all over the world. In 2016 during the Farmers’ Market a haprist played.