The morning started at dawn at the Annnapolis Maritime Museum in Eastport. The morning was hot and hazy for a early October morning. The geese were on the move southward, and a few fishermen were on the docks hoping for an early catch.
Today was the day for the Scott Kelby’s World Wide Photo Walk. A good group gathered at the Alex Haley – Kunta Kinte Memorial. We headed south on Compromise Street and crossed the Spa Creek Bridge that leads to Eastport. The boaters were out in full force, gearing up for a day on the water.
Enjoying the views of Annapolis across the water at the ends of Third, Second and First streets, we returned over the bridge and walked up the Duke of Glouchester Street. Passing the Saint Mary’s Church and admiring its beauty.
Enjoying the walk along the historic streets of downtown Annapolis and appreciating the homes on “Rainbow Row.” The amount of historical homes on this stretch is impressive.
Feeling pretty young among the 300 year old architecture. The charming streets of Annapolis every welcoming.
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All images captured with a Canon G12 which is now replaced with the G15.
Edited in Lightroom 5, Nik Color Efex Pro and OnOne Lightroom Plugins.
Categories: 2013 Project 365, Annapolis, Foot Prints, travel
Emily Carter ~ Nature as Art 
Great photos love the sunrise shot Annapolis is a wonderful place
Thank you so much Rob. So happy you enjoyed these.
You’ve outdone yourself once again! The sunrise and the inside of the church are both truly breathtaking!
Have you submitted any photos to the Canon Facebook page photo contests? I’d be willing to bet that a few of yours would do very well, possibly win.
You have more confidence than I do. It was certainly worth the early departure to enjoy this glorious sunrise. You’re sending some pics into the contest right? I need to catch up!
Thanks for hosting, I really enjoyed myself. I shot digital but made believe I had film and couldn’t take over 36 images. We had great weather and you did a great job leading and making people feel welcome
That is really funny! Loved having you with us, and so looking forward to the next adventure.
looks a fabulous place, and that roof..that is amazing! Beautiful photos too!
Annapolis is such a different world than where you live. Water and boats. Not green hills and mountains. You would enjoy the change of pace. Thank you so much for your kind words.
What a heavenly sunrise you had, Emily! The ceiling in that church is really stunning.
Thanks Sylvia ! BTW, my friend made me get down on the ground to really get the ceiling shot. Guess it was worth it!
Beautiful!
🙂 Thank you Fatima!
Impressive picture from inside that church.
Thank you so much Bente ! Wish I had a better camera with me, but it is stunning all by itself.
Spectacular!!
What an enthusiastic response Denise. Thank you so much!
Wonderful shots!
Thank you ! 🙂
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Vaulted ceilings get me every time.
Got to admit this one is pretty awesome.
Wonderful photos. That sunrise was absolutely beautiful!
Sunrises are always so magical. They make you believe that anything can happen.
Gorgeous photos. And the first one if spectacular.
You are so sweet ! Thank you so much. BTW, how are the kitties?