Capt. Mark on Pride of Baltimore II (reproduction of an 1812 era privateer)






I have a distinct memory of running through my Aunt Nora's Victorian house in Camp Hill, snapping "pictures" with a toy camera,
wishing I could have a real one that could take endless images, pictures of everything that caught my eye... which was a lot of stuff.
I studied photography in 4-H, with a Kodak Instamatic. I studied it in art school, with a mighty fine Kodak SLR,
and the awesome Pentax K-1000 (SLR).
And the world changed.
Now I have the Magic Camera: it's called digital. And Photoshop. And a video editing program. The Camera Dragon is unleashed!






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photo journeys: links to photo pages



My camera goes everywhere, including the cockpit of Mak-eh-nuk's Fin, recording what I experience for later use in the studio. Here are a few of my journeys. I can record yours as well (email me if you want copies of these or photos of your own journeys). Click on the pics to go to the albums.
tales of the high seas
pirates and privateers
go viking with the longship company
sailing on Sultana 1768
blue hound farm critters and events
screechies
hounds of the wind
random birds
random shots across the bow
downrigging weekend
paddle the sassafras
mom spidey
wild things
cool creepy crawlies
on the river 201009
flag day
there's a hummer in the garage...ceiling
on island time
chincoteague and assateague
planet pond
Baltimore Aquarium
horses
waves wind and wild horses
yule
pets
saltwater cowboys
planet river
skywalking
paddling pinchot park
mushing 101
women who run with the wolves
on the Susquehanna
Header pic: no, I'm not one of those scary drivers you want to avoid, I am actually in the passenger seat taking a pic in the double mirror of a friend's Subaru, Eastern Neck Island, MD. Second pic down: captain Mark on the Pride of Baltimore II, middle of the Chesapeake Bay between Baltimore and Eastern Neck.