Kent Island, MD

The crew aboard River Runner fishing crab pots at sunrise in the Chesapeake Bay near Love Point.
Photo by Jay Fleming

South of Kent Island, MD, lies Crab Alley Bay, which by its name provokes the image of crustacean abundance and habitat ideal for the crab’s summer residence. The colorful basketed crabs in this photo are minutes out of the water of Crab Alley Bay,

Cape Henlopen State Park, DE
The Covid-19 lockdown in the Spring of 2020 seems like a lifetime ago to me. The world was in a state of suspended animation, and we were searching for some sense of normalcy. My escape from that reality was my camera and photo opportunities at Cape Henlopen State Park. Never will there be a convenient time or place to be thrust into a full-blown pandemic shut down,

Cape Henlopen State Park, DE
Photo and description by Tony Pratt
A decades-old credo for photographers is “f8 and be there.” It refers to a lens setting (f8) and, much more importantly, to get the photo, one has to be there. Landscape photographers learn early on that previsualizing location and time of day for the best light is imperative to taking a memorable photograph.