Snowzilla in Gaithersburg, MD, January 2016. I estimate we received 35 inches of snow, with drifts deep enough to bury a Corvette.
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The classic baseball photo: batter, catcher, umpire; all intent on the pitch.
I’ve been wanting to try tiling a series of photos, and what better subject than the great American Pastime?
Photos are from Opening Day 2013 at Nationals Stadium in Washington. Posted better late than never. — John Hayden To see the gallery, click on the headline or photo above . . .
Unusually powerful waves continued to break just off the Ocean City, Maryland, beach in the bright sunshine Saturday afternoon, March 9, 2013.
Earlier in the week, the last storm of winter rolled up the East Coast, bringing snow inland, but only rain and sustained high wind here on the Atlantic shore. The rotation of the storm caused strong winds to push ocean water onto the beach and into the coastal bays behind the barrier islands.
The onshore winds continued through four or five tide cycles on Wednesday and Thursday. Sand (above) was blown and pushed up to and over the sea wall and onto the boardwalk in places. But there was no damage to the boardwalk. The sea wall did it’s job. Some buildings in Ocean City sustained wind damage to siding, and some signs were blown over. A little beach erosion. But generally, I think the storm was pushing sand up on the beach, rather than washing it away. — John Hayden
More photos of the surf, taken between 3 and 4 p.m. Saturday, as the high tide came in:
Truly beautiful photography of uncommon animals. — John
Nature reclaims a house by the side of the road, in the middle of a cornfield, somewhere on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
— John Hayden
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