I have begun the process of releasing my husband’s ashes into bodies of water he knew and loved. This one was done in Ocean City, Maryland on the shore of the Atlantic Ocean. I etched some words and a heart into wet sand and sprinkled some ashes in the heart. One of his nicknames for me was “rosebud” so I placed some there as well. Then I waited for the surf to take them out to sea.
Taken at the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument in St. Augustine, Florida.
Taken during a snowstorm in Baltimore several years ago.
Taken one frigid day in 2016. Night Shift is a “gentleman’s club” located in an industrial area of East Baltimore. Shot with a Fuji X-T1 and the Fuji 23mm f/1.4. It’s the closest I will ever get to a strip club!
Once I arrived at one of my favorite locations to shoot in the Baltimore area, Loch Raven Reservoir, I realized I forgot my camera bag. Thank goodness for my trusty iphone. As they say, the best camera is the one you have with you!
I cannot resist shooting roads on a foggy, misty day. There is something about the silence that attracts and calms me.
Taken one morning as the sun rose in East Baltimore. I had this usually busy tourist attraction all to myself. It was beautiful and eerie at the same time.
A friend and I were taking a drive on unknown roads and I spotted this scene.
I took this photo from the now non-existent Key Bridge in Baltimore. It was destroyed when a ship crashed into it about six months ago. I’m so glad I was able to take many shots from it.
I’m having lots of fun with my tiny Sony rx100 vii. I bought it to keep in the car in case I forget to bring a camera. In this case, I took a turn onto an unknown dirt road to see what I might discover. Then I realized I had forgotten my usual gear. Saved by the little Sony.
Monochromia 
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