For pricing or interest in purchasing prints, please contact me at grwelty@gmail.com.
About Me
- George Welty
- I have been in the newspaper and website business for over 40 years. I am a fan of NASCAR and saltwater fishing. I graduated from Westminster High School and attended Frederick Communty College. I was a member of National Press Photographers Association, Eastern Motorsports Press Association, Carroll County Oldtimes Baseball Association and AP Photo Managers. I am retired now. I would appreciate any comments or just to let me know you stopped by, thanks!
Showing posts with label Winfield. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Winfield. Show all posts
Friday, February 5, 2016
Friday's Bible Verse
The end of the week. Time marches on and we are one day closer to spring. Have a great day. Today's verse is Isaiah 43:19. The image was snapped in the Winfield, MD area.
Friday, March 13, 2015
A Look Back at the Last Week
What a week. We had cold temperatures, 8 inches of snow, fog, spring like temperatures and sunshine. Nothing like watching a fox run out of the woods in the snow storm, the sunrises after the storm, I love to shoot fences and the snow and fog were perfect. Once the snow melted, it was possibler to see daffodils on popped up and the crocus were starting to bloom. The images were captured in Eldersburg, Winfield and Mount Airy, Maryland.
What a week. We had cold temperatures, 8 inches of snow, fog, spring like temperatures and sunshine. Nothing like watching a fox run out of the woods in the snow storm, the sunrises after the storm, I love to shoot fences and the snow and fog were perfect. The images were captured in Eldersbugr, Winfield and Mount Airy, Maryland.
Labels:
crocus,
daffodils,
Eldersburg,
fox,
Maryland,
Mount Airy,
snow,
Spring,
Winfield,
winter
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Winter in Carroll
The past couple of weeks in Carroll County, MD has seen a few winter events. The images are from Eldersburg, Winfield and Mount Airy areas. It has made many beatiful scenes in the area, so don't forget to get the camera out to capture the scenes.
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