The annual Gettysburg Remembrance Day Parade is a moving tribute to those who fought in the Civil War, bringing history to life with reenactors, marching bands, and a palpable sense of reverence. This year’s parade, held in the historic streets of Gettysburg, was masterfully captured by editorial photographer George Sheldon, who created over 800 compelling…

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Top class actions selected a George Sheldon photo of a large Hershey sign for inclusion in a post about a recent lawsuit filing. A Photo Credit was given.  The article is available for review here. All things Hershey, including the many attractions, products, and the town are a large part of my portfolio and library. 

World Atlas selected a George Sheldon photo of Perryville MD for inclusion in a recent publication about the 8 Most Comfortable Towns in Maryland for Seniors. A Photo Credit was given which was most appreciated. I should be busy the rest of the year creating more images of nearby towns and villages. It seems like…

The World Atlas has selected two more images by George Sheldon – this time, they used a Litiz photo of the Sturgis Pretzel Bakery and a photo of the town square of Lewistown, Pennsylvania. These images are published here with the George Sheldon byline. Their article’s name is 9 Old-World Towns to Visit in Pennsylvania.

A Welcome to Pennsylvania image by George Sheldon was selected for illustration by SBC A photo credit was included. Here is a link to the published image.

Thanks to Yahoo Life for the byline and selection of my candy images. Yahoo used the images to illustrate an article about a favorite Halloween candy. You can see the images and story here.

The annual community Trick or Treat produced by the Downtown Business Alliance overtook the business district. Thousands participated, wearing all kinds of costumes. Business owners provided the treats to avoid any tricks from the participants. Parents escorted their excited children from one business to the next as their little ones looked for the next opportunity…