This is my favorite two photos of this small series of photographs. In the final portfolio selection, I am not sure which one I will chose.
Baltimore Project, Door Project No. 3
Baltimore Project, Door Project No. 2
The old doors from the building demolition were used to form barricades to prevent the rumble from falling into the street. Some of the doors still had door handles.
Baltimore Project, Door Series No. 1
I took this photo in moderately rough water, it was a good test of the stabilization feature of the camera.
Benny Hudson Seafood, Shrimp Boats No. 1
This is one of my favorite images from this series and I wanted to post it again since I rescanned the negative.
Baltimore Project No. 5
The Baltimore Project was inspired by a drive through of a neighborhood being torn down. I took a series of photos through the car window and later returned to take the rest of the series.
Man In Baltimore, Baltimore Project
Our waterways are populated with numerous unique vessels. Here is a barge with a crane and push boat. Probably preparing to do some work on the shoreline.
Barge, Crane, Push Boat On the May River
I have been very busy boating since arriving down south. I have a number of water related photo projects, but to date have been more concerned with familiarizing myself with the boats and local waters than photographing. Passed this interesting old boat house on the May River, and thought it would come out well in black and white.
May River Boat House
I took this photo in Baltimore, probably along the waterfront in 1969. I could not resist posting it after I scanned it recently.
National Casket Co., Baltimore, MD
After just finishing a Power Squadron course which included boat safety equipment, I could not resist taking this photo.
Safety Equipment
There were not only homes involved, but also businesses destroyed.
Baltimore Project No. 4