From Alive and Trekking, here is my entry for the Which Way Photo Challenge.
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Alive & Trekking Which Way Photo Challenge: March 19, 2021
It is always a pleasure to participate in the Which Way Challenge, hosted by Alive & Trekking.
And there are even more prohibitions!
At left is the Maryland State Seal. The colony was founded in 1632 by a wave of King Charles I (the one who got his head chopped off by the Puritans). It was a proprietary colony given to George Calvert, the first Lord Baltimore. The King graciously named the colony after his French-born wife, Henrietta Maria, known in England as Queen Mary. Lord Baltimore envisioned Maryland as a refuge for English Catholics, who faced some serious persecution in the Motherland.
Alive & Trekking’s Which Way Photo Challenge: Week of October 2, 2020
Some interesting signage for this week’s challenge!
Other signage that caught my eye.
Which Way Photo Challenge: July 17, 2020
Alive & Trekking Which Way Photo Challenge: April 24, 2020
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
MD Route 50 bridge over Severn River
Which Way Photo Challenge: February 28, 2020
Here I submit some serious signage for the Which Way Photo Challenge.
I thought that this wrought iron arch looked groovy in the early morning light. There’s a hint of road in the lower righthand corner. Note the red Mustang that belongs to my beloved Dana. I’m one of the only people allowed to drive the sacred automobile.
Which Way Photo Challenge: February 7, 2020
This is my contribution to Alive and Trekking’s Which Way photo challenge.
Weems Creek, February 5, 2020.
Which Way Photo Challenge, January
College Creek as seen from Rowe Blvd, Annapolis Road Bridge. January 15, 2020.
I was always told as a child that if I got lost in the woods, to follow power lines to civilization. In that spirit, I submit this and the other photograph to theWhich Way Photo Challenge from Alive and Trekking.
Which Way Photo Challenge: December 27, 2019
This is my first entry for the Which Way photo challenge. I know the first photo of the sign isn’t actually directional, but I thought it was interesting, and worth sharing. The second photograph fits in the bottom of a bridge, and there is a lovely waterway, called Weems Creek, near my house, that I’ve grown to love very much. I look forward to future challenges. The criteria for inclusion is well defined, but broad enough to make it accessible to a wide range of photographers.
Thank you, Alive and Trekking! I’m now a loyal follower of your blog. I look forward to seeing others work in this area. Happy New Year!
