We haven’t had a #ThisisBaltimore post for a while, and now that spring has sprung and it’s fully bloomed out, it’s time to show you spring in Baltimore!
In March, I taught my iPhone photography class, and just before I did, I upgraded my phone to a 7+, which I love. It has dual lenses to take some really cool portrait photographs, so I’ve had a great time playing around with it. Also, in the few weeks before the class, I really worked on editing my images with SnapSeed, an amazing (but non-intuitive) photo editing app from Google. Some of the results are shown below!
The wooden chapel at Crimea, Leakin Park, Baltimore
A.T. Jones Costumers, a long-time Baltimore institution.
DLA Piper building, designed by local architect, Charlie Brickbauer
First race of the season – Green Spring Hounds
Brooklyn Park Water Tank – it has more than 20 different shades of brick.
Ingram Manor, a beautiful 1920’s apartment house.
Cloud Computing after the morning gallops at Pimlico
Short & Sweet peony season.
A long-time Baltimore tradition.
Thanks for following along!
I just started the new Netflix show or documentary rather in Baltimore!
ReplyDeleteSome of it, as well as the podcast, Serial, take place in the park where the chapel is located.
DeleteMy peonies are just now budding, have yet to bloom!
ReplyDeleteWe have had so much rain this past week, that the peonies here are all beaten down. :-(
DeleteI love these photos. Am now tempted to upgrade my phone!
ReplyDeleteHeartily recommend the iPhone 7+ and then SnapSeed to do the editing.
Delete"Ingram Manor" tugged at my heartstrings! Nearby is another of its sort, "Edmondson Manor" -- it is from James Edmondson Ingram that I descend. Thereafter came JEI Jr, JEI III -- all three were Baltimore born and raised.
ReplyDeleteAnd yesiree, Meg, your photos are glorious!
-Flo [Ingram]
Amelia Island FL
HOW COOL! I will have to go look for Edmondson Manor. I think I know where it is, because I saw another classic building along the same stretch. And i think that this is actually the back of the building, since there doesn't look like there's an entrance commensurate with the look of the place.
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