I spent this past Saturday with a couple dozen teenagers from my church, photographing Princeton University. I focused my time at the Princeton Chapel.
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May
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Princeton University
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May
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Mother’s Day Flowers
The benefits of hosting Mother’s Day at your home is that you end up with a nice variety of flowers. With a few hours to spare before the guests arrive, I was able to do some capture these images.
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May
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The Earth Harp
This past weekend I had the opportunity to see and hear “The World’s Largest Stringed Instrument”, The Earth Harp as preformed by Mass Ensemble. The concert was held outside at the ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks in Bethlehem, PA. The strings of the Earth Harp travel from the ground level and attach to the roofline of the building.
I was told this was a great time to photograph the “Blue Bells” at Lock Ridge Furnace Park in Alburtis, PA. Well, we had a slight change in plans. It turns out, they are not Blue Bells but Grape Hyacinth aka Muscari. That aside, they were at their peak and the photo shoot worked out well.
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Apr
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The Big Apple (from NJ)
The weather was a challenge, but it helped create a mood for these images.
Waiting
A couple of “panos”.
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Apr
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Bethlehem Cemetery, Union, NJ
This is a beautiful church ruin and cemetery near I78 in Union NJ.
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Apr
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Opening Day @ Monocacy Park
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Mar
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Middle Creek
In the March time frame every year there is a huge waterfowl migration that takes place in Pennsylvania. One of the stopping points is Middle Creek. It is located on a 5,000 acre state habitat on the Lebanon/Lancaster border. The big attractions are the Snow Geese and the Tundra Swans. Counts can be as high as 100K Snow Geese and 10K Swans. I had the opportunity to photograph them a couple of weeks ago and a couple of years ago. The beauty of these creatures in such abundance is absolutely amazing.
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Mar
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Cheap Gas
A little over a week ago I was on a quest to photograph the Snow Geese at Middle Creek, PA. However, a lunch stop in Shartlesville, PA yielded a very unexpected result. I realized we passed the street I was looking for and turned down a small alley. To my surprise, we found this replica old time gas station. I only wish we could find gas prices from this era.
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