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Remember the last article I wrote for ShoreBread? I had removed all the color from a bayside sunset. Naturally, this go-round I decided to enhance the color of a sunrise over the ocean. I was on an assignment for my full time, 9 … Continue reading →

One of the only things I can recall from a film class I took back in school is the lesson the professor gave using Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho as the example.  To be more specific – the infamous stabbing scene.  You … Continue reading →

It’s that time of year again folks. All around you, things that were once bright and bustling appear dark and surprisingly desolate. That time of year when the sun hangs low in the afternoon sky and the world around you … Continue reading →

This photo was taken Saturday night, August 25th, 2012, from my porch on 14th street, bayside, and if you couldn’t tell, it was during a thunderstorm. Now that the big question has been answered, here comes the real story… Every … Continue reading →

There are photographs that capture the unpredictability of the water, the way the sun reflects off of the bay, creating a natural vignette around the ships in the harbor, or the pound fishermen holding on for dear life—and the days … Continue reading →

Photographer Edwin Remsberg has captured the unique flavor of Maryland in the series of portraits of men and women engaged in some of the state’s oldest living traditions.  The portraits are included in a collection of images that reveal the … Continue reading →