Monthly Archives: March 2009

Truthfully, I am not sure why I named this image as I did, it was the first thing to come into my mind and seemed appropriate. This image was taken in Wales in 1995 and although I have printed it … Continue reading →

Although the sun has gone down, there is still plenty of activity in Annapolis, MD.

My father was an architect, and following his retirement, he taught the subject.

Burnside’s Bridge was a major component of the Battle of Antietam during the American Civil War. September 17, 1862 was the single bloodiest day in the war, with 23,000 men losing their lives.

I normally tire of winter before it begins, so it is no surprise to say that I am glad that here in Maryland we are beginning to see the first hints of spring. This image was taken from a vantage … Continue reading →

This particular winter morning there was quite a bit of fog on Sidling Hill and I had a chance to capture it before it burned off.

Justin Kownacki is the organizer of Podcamp Pittsburgh, an event I have attended since its inception. He gave a short speech to those attending a meet-up before the conference began, and I happened to notice that the picture hanging on … Continue reading →

I don’t know that there’s a need to explain this one. My father pointed this sign out to me, so he gets the credit.

This is Baltimore, as seen from Federal Hill. It is a combination of 26 images that have been stitched together.  This is a great vantage point of the city. The full size image is 5000 pixels wide, but offers a … Continue reading →

For years I took fireworks pictures like everyone else, setting up a tripod, holding open the shutter, and getting the same pictures each time. I found it much more interesting to move the camera while holding the shutter open, which … Continue reading →