In for Repairs
A workboat laid up off Carters Creek in Irvington, Virginia
Half Pint
On the cusp of a new workday, these workboats prepare to fish the lower Chesapeake off Cape Charles, Virginia
Old Glory
Old Glory glows in the morning sun. In for the annual Sultana Downrigging in Chestertown, Maryland, the Pride of Baltimore II shows it colors.
Rush Hour
A Barge passes Sandy Point light near the Chesapeake Bay Bridge.
Sailing Inventory
Tall Ships in Chestertown for the annual Sultana Downrigging festival.
Cape Charles Harbor Sunset
Facing the Western Shore of the Chesapeake, Cape Charles is known for its vibrant sunsets over the Bay.
Foggy Repose
Adirondack chairs on the shore of Carter's Creek in Irvington, Va..
Kayak Colorburst
Rental kayaks stored for the winter along the banks of the Potomac River in Washington DC near the Key Bridge.
Concrete Guardians
These derelict hulls guard the sandy shores of Kiptopeke State Park on the lower portion of Virginia's Eastern Shore. These vessels were made of concrete during World War II since steel was in short supply. Their presence forms a natural breakwater along the shore of the Chesapeake south of Cape Charles, Va.
Heaven's Gate
The bridge over the Chester River in Chestertown, Md.
Thomas Point Lighthouse
Thomas Point Light is an iconic symbol of the Chesapeake Bay. Just as it attracts fish, it is also a magnet for watercraft of every kind. The lighthouse sits about 7 miles south of Annapolis, Maryland.
Sanctuary
Arches formed by trestles of the bridge spanning Kent Narrows on Maryland's Eastern Shore. This heavily traveled roadway is just East of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge in Maryland. Most travelers are familiar with the noise and traffic above rather than the tranquility below.
Throwin a Line
Fishing for some late fall Rockfish on the banks of the Miles River.
Serving Notice
This seagull guards his turf at waters edge on the Tred Avon River in Easton, Maryland.
Morning Light
The faux lighthouse/water tower in the town of Cape Charles is framed by morning light and mist.
Crossing the Bay
Sailboats under the Chesapeake Bay Bridge near Matapeake on the Eastern Shore.
Bloody Point
Marking a shoal right off the deepest part of the Chesapeake Bay, Bloody Point light has seen better days. The large hole near the base seems to be relatively recent. The light resides at the tip of Kent Island at the mouth of Eastern Bay.
