A Rainy Night in Gettysburg

I went to Gettysburg for a Celebrate Gettysburg magazine event. It was rainy and the lights looked great on the wet sidewalks and streets. So I shot a few images, as I wasn't dressed to get wet. I might have been the only person who thought it was a beautiful night. I love shooting lights at night.

Raystown Lake

One place I always made sure I had a camera along with a fishing rod was Raystown Lake in Pennsylvania. It is the largest lake in the state, but what attracted us was striped bass. We usually fished in the fall and I usually tagged along during deer season where I got to shoot the area covered with snow. One night the weatherman said there would be light snow, we awoke to seven inches on the ground. It is a great place to boat as there are no houses on the shore, so it is quiet when wetting a line.

Sunrise

Shirley and I had to run some errands this morning and got to see the sunrise. I love that time of day and I also enjoy shooting sunrise and sunsets in Carroll County. This morning I kept hearing Cat Stevens singing ``Morning Has Broken'' in my head.

Ray Lewis-The Last Ride

Tomorrow is proabably Ray Lewis's last game before the home fans. It should also be the last time fans see the #52 jersey on a Raven. He has been the face of the Ravens since the team arrived in Baltimore and is the last member of the Super Bowl team. He will be missed. Go Ravens. The next stop is Canton and the Hall of Fame. Most ot eh photographs were taken at McDaniel College during summer camp.