Showing posts with label Sailing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sailing. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 9, 2011

How They've Grown!







We love repeat clients for a few reasons. It's great to know they appreciate our work. It's fun to see how the kids have grown and changed. And in the case of this particular family, they are just amazing people. Such a fun and gracious group of people is a joy to capture whenever their family vacation brings them to the Bay.

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Outdoor Spring Sittings

A few days left to book a sitting at our Quiet Water's Spring Blossom Sessions. And we still have some sittings available for our Terrapin Park Beach Sessions next month. Call or email to book your session.
(888) 269-7564
info@LifeScapesPhoto.com

See a video of sample images at each location!

Thursday, May 21, 2009

Family Time



We were lucky to spend the weekend on our boat in St. Michael's with family and friends. These are our favorite photographs that tell the story.

Saturday, October 13, 2007

Boats That Go VROOOM!

US Powerboat Show - After a successful shoot at the sail boat show in Annapolis, and having several photos accepted by iStockPhoto.com, I decided to attend the powerboat show in Annapolis the following week to shoot stock photos.These Annapolis boat shows are different than many others, because the majority of the boats are in the water. They bring in hundreds of boats, ranging from glorified dingies to huge luxury yachts. As they bring them in, they build a network of floating docks which span across the harbor and edge of the anchorage, floating and fixed by anchors and temporary pilings. I was amazed by the price tags on some of these yachts… and the big ones were by appointment only (so I never got to see those up close).

Boats That Go VROOOM!

US Powerboat Show - After a successful shoot at the sail boat show in Annapolis, and having several photos accepted by iStockPhoto.com, I decided to attend the powerboat show in Annapolis the following week to shoot stock photos.These Annapolis boat shows are different than many others, because the majority of the boats are in the water. They bring in hundreds of boats, ranging from glorified dingies to huge luxury yachts. As they bring them in, they build a network of floating docks which span across the harbor and edge of the anchorage, floating and fixed by anchors and temporary pilings. I was amazed by the price tags on some of these yachts… and the big ones were by appointment only (so I never got to see those up close).