Chesapeake Lens: Bohemia Sunrise by David Sites January 28, 2023 by Chesapeake Lens Leave a Comment Even on a cold, still winter morning, we remember happy, warm days on the water. “Bohemia Sunrise” by David Sites
Chesapeake Lens: Title: Wolf Moon by Bill Minus January 21, 2023 by Chesapeake Lens Leave a Comment January’s Wolf Moon illuminates the evening sky over the Chester River bridge. Go howl! “Wolf Moon” by Bill Minus.
Chesapeake Lens: Isolated by Kim Kelly January 14, 2023 by Chesapeake Lens Leave a Comment Title: “Isolated” Photographer: Kim Kelly A work boat rests quietly in the fog on Grace Creek near Bozman, MD. “Isolated” by Kim Kelly.
Chesapeake Lens: Riversmoke by Jamie Kirkpatrick January 7, 2023 by Chesapeake Lens Leave a Comment When warm air and cold water collide, they make the stuff of dreams. “Riversmoke” by Jamie Kirkpatrick
Chesapeake Lens: Concord Lighthouse by Aric Ament December 31, 2022 by Chesapeake Lens Leave a Comment Wishing everyone a safe and happy new year, filled with light! “Concord Lighthouse” by Aric Ament.
Chesapeake Lens: All is Calm by Benjamin McMurtray December 24, 2022 by Chesapeake Lens Leave a Comment Wishing everyone peace on Christmas Eve. “All is Calm” by Benjamin McMurtray
Chesapeake Lens: “Casey Ann” by Michelle Harding O’Brien December 17, 2022 by Chesapeake Lens Leave a Comment Work boats on the Wye River toil just as hard as the watermen who make their living on its waters.
Chesapeake Lens: Friends by Karen Johnson December 10, 2022 by Chesapeake Lens Leave a Comment A cold day, a happy dog, and a sandy beach. Life is good! “Friends” by Karen Johnson.
Sailing Away by Jeffrey C. McGuiness December 3, 2022 by Chesapeake Lens Leave a Comment A quote from Frederick Douglass’ autobiography My Bondage and My Freedom, published in 1855: “From the mill, we could see other objects of deep interest. These were the vessels from St. Michaels, on their way to Baltimore.”
Chesapeake Lens: Winter Light by Louise M. Zeitlin November 26, 2022 by Chesapeake Lens Leave a Comment If April is the cruelest month, then November is the moodiest. Winter is on our doorstep! “Winter Light” by Louise M. Zeitlin