Husband-and-wife photographers Tony Pratt and Pamela Aquilani discover the beauty and serenity of New England during fall foliage season
Written by Tony Pratt
I grew up in New England from the 1950s-1970s before moving to Delaware. A vital part of New England living is reveling in the blazing hillside colors that brisk autumn air brings to the maple trees dominating towns,
Appealing to Every Sense
Luxurious furnishings and creative food that provide an escape from the frenetic pace of life. That’s what’s in store at the Wildset Hotel in St. Michaels
Written by Joe Willey | Photography by Jill Jasuta
Lovingly renovated old buildings are beautiful reminders. They provide a sense of place and an appreciation of a long-gone style. Those buildings can also be a doorway to another world,
Preserving History
The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum celebrates the enduring legacy of watermen and their industry while curating an ever-growing collection of timeless treasures
Written by Joe Willey | Photography by Jill Jasuta
Museums are often meant to stand apart, be revered and inspire a sense of awe. But instead of a welcoming space to be explored, they can become a cold and lifeless monument to history.
Wild, Wild West
Sussex County photographers Pam Aquilani and Tony Pratt take Coastal Style along on their not-so-leisurely tour of the West Coast, covering 1,300 miles in 10 days
Written by Tony Pratt
We humans are fundamentally programmed to travel and explore. How else would our ancestors have walked, sailed, rode or flown to virtually every square foot of the Earth?