http://www.corbisimages.com/Search#p=1&pg=cameron+davidson&bd=1/1/2011,1/1/2012
Last year, Corbis accepted 277 of my images into the library.
This year I am going for 365!
http://www.corbisimages.com/Search#p=1&pg=cameron+davidson&bd=1/1/2011,1/1/2012
Last year, Corbis accepted 277 of my images into the library.
This year I am going for 365!
Received a very nice email today from a gentlemen who lives on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. The Captions on page 134 and 135 describing Fisherman’s Island and Tangier Island are reversed.
Wow. Five to six people double-checked the book and a mistake made it through. As the gentlemen said to me, “Were only human.”
It rests with me. Sorry about that folks because Tangier and Fisherman look very different.
Kojo Nnamdi show tomorrow at 1:00 EST. http://thekojonnamdishow.org/shows/2011-12-29/chesapeake-above-rebroadcast Rebroadcast of interview with David Farhtenhold and myself about Chesapeake.
Streaming audio that you can listen to starting at 1:00 Eastern Standard Time tomorrow.
There were some great call in questions and comments. Especially interesting to me were the comments about the history of Tangier Island and the ties to Trinidad.
Kojo and David were the calm in the midst of the storm.
Book signing and an exhibit of prints from my CHESAPEAKE book is this evening. The show will run for the next two months.
Blenheim Vineyards is near Charlottesville and owned by musician Dave Matthews. I’ve shot there for a tourism client and it is a beautiful winery.
Blenheim Vineyards
Link to Google page with directions.
Blenheim Farm
31 Blenheim Farm, Charlottesville, VA 22902-7756
(434) 293-5366
I am working on some new “older” portraits for an updated people portfolio. This was shot in Southern Mississippi for Ducks Unlimited. Part of the project was to show Ducks Unlimited members in marshlands and waterways that the organization had purchased or created along the Mississippi River waterway,
The Upper Mattaponi headwaters in Virginia. This image was shot a few miles upstream from the Upper Mattaponi Indian property. Aircraft used was a MD 500. The Mattaponi is 103 miles long and its confluence with the Pamunkey river forms the York.