Not far from home

As I've mentioned, I've been venturing out to shoot whatever interests me - and generally that's people. It's good exercise I need, and it's a confidence booster since I've been out so long. As a friend said to me, "The world can take everything, whatever it wants, away from you, but they can never take your talent."
On the agenda today, the town of Port Deposit.
I've driven through this historic town more than I care to remember, but I've never walked more than 50 steps on the main drag. So I made the pilgrimage there, parked at the south end, and started walking north.
It's amazing how little I shoot when not on a deadline. I shot less than the equivalent of two rolls of film and bumped into a lot of friendly folk, including Jackie and his old friend John.
I spent about 30 minutes talking with the two, who are life-long residents of the town. I learned a lot of the town, and Jackie, who was celebrating his birthday.
Promising Jackie a print, I'll be sure to be back. I also am waiting to visit a certain place nearby once warmer weather breaks.
3 Comments:
Fantastic shot, man. Great to see you back to shooting again.
Great shot. Looking forward to more as you haul that camera around
I've enjoyed all of your walk around shots lately. It's probably felt like an eternity since you've got out and really shot but you don't seem to have missed beat. Looking forward to seeing all your future work.
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