Early morning light on the Wye River: kiss of a new day. “ Violet Wavelengths” by Lisa Louise.
Chesapeake Lens: Violet Wavelengths by Lisa Louise
Chesapeake Lens: Swan Creek by Max Ruehrmund
The Chesapeake Bay is the sum total of thousands of tributaries, both large and small. They’re all beautiful. “Swan Creek” by Max Ruehrmund.
Chesapeake Lens: Frog by Bob Reynolds
The Chesapeake Bay is an expansive aquatic environment, but sometimes its serene natural beauty is writ small in the hidden details. “Frog” by Bob Reynolds
Chesapeake Lens: The Maryland Dove by Craig Fuller
The Maryland Dove is a re-creation of the Dove, an early 17th-century English trading ship, one of two ships which made up one of the first expeditions from England to the Province of Maryland in 1634. “The Maryland Dove” by Craig Fuller.
Chesapeake Lens: Wetlands by Daniel Miles
The Chesapeake Bay Watershed is built from countless creeks, streams, and rivers all flowing into a common outlet: our beautiful bay. This marsh area is near Fairmount, MD. “Wetlands” by Daniel Mills.
Chesapeake Lens: Annapolis Sunrise by Lee Goodwin
Each new day is a gift. Some arrive in plain brown paper, but others are ornately gift-wrapped and tied with a bow. “Annapolis Sunrise” by Lee Goodwin.
Chesapeake Lens: Big Al’s Market by Wilson Wyatt
Big Al’s Market in St. Michaels, was an iconic Eastern Shore landmark for years. It closed in 2013. Now it’s just another lovely Eastern Shore memory. “Big Al’s Market” by Wilson Wyatt.
Chesapeake Lens: Crabbing at Dawn by Paul Fine
Waterman Alan Poore pulls his first crab of the day at dawn. There will be many more by day’s end. “Crabbing at Dawn” by Paul Fine.
Chesapeake Lens: Upset by Bob Reynolds
Territorial threat always provokes an alarmed response. Proceed at your own peril! “Upset” by Bob Reynolds
Chesapeake Lens: Sassafras Clearing by Robert Krohn
Summer storms on the Bay and its tributaries can be spectacular, but in their wake, the world is refreshed. “Sassafras Clearing” by Robert Krohn.