Solomon's Island, Maryland

When I went to Tuba Christmas in Solomon's Island, Maryland, it was held at the Maritime Museum there. This gorgeous scene greeted us outside of the venue.

Any comments or ratings are appreciated!! :-) Merry Christmas!!

Very nice, would love to see the entire reflection. Cheers, Sondra

Actually, there was not an entire reflection, there was a dock immediately outside of the cropped area at the bottom. Bummer, huh? Have you been to Solomon's, Sondra?

I have been here but not at Christmas. It is enchanting with the holiday decorations.

 

Merriest of Christmas's to you dear Lou!

I thought at first you had gone to the Solomon Islands for your Tuba Christmas. Not so I see. This looks an interesting place and a lighthouse with character! I think generally when photographing buildings it is usually best to give them more 'context' than you have here as that will help explain or comment on the building. So I think I would have used a wider lens. (Probably the 10-22 but the 17-85 would be a possibility too!)

a very nice building with some nice light.

looks nice.

Very nice capture, Lou Ann. Have the best New Year ever full of wonderful surprises, abrazos!

From cold New England....Hope this year brings you everything you wish for and more...

Excellent record shot! Well done. Happy New Year!

Happy new year Lou Ann, to you and yours, Pnina

Thank you also for your critiques and comments on my photos. This is a lovely shot of the old light house at the museum in Solomons. Good reflection work and lovely color! Great shot!

Thanks for commenting on my Lighthouse. There is more from Solomons in my portfolio if your interested. I looked at your work. Great portfolio!!Best regards from Maryland.

The Drum Point Lighthouse. Move to that site and restored when I was in my teens. In the background, at the joint of the left most support you can see one of the covered slips at what was called Shepard's Marina. Traveling left from that slip less then 200 yards is a one story, white house that belonged to my grandmother.

 

You did a lovely job here.

 

John