Photographing Christmas Elves in New Freedom 🎄✨ Sometimes my job as a photojournalist feels like stepping into a storybook. Case in point: New Freedom, Pennsylvania, on November 29, 2025. I was there to cover the Northern Central Railway excursion, and instead of just trains and passengers, I found myself surrounded by… elves. Yes, Christmas elves. […]
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Introduction Pennsylvania, the Keystone State, continues to shine as one of the most attractive retirement destinations in the U.S. With affordable housing, tax-friendly policies, and a wealth of natural and cultural treasures, retirees are finding small towns across the state to be ideal places to settle. What makes this story even richer is how photojournalism
If you’re craving a slower pace and a deeper connection to history, nature, and small-town charm, Delaware’s most laid-back towns are calling your name. From riverside strolls to coastal kayaking, these six destinations offer a refreshing antidote to the hustle of modern life. And thanks to regional photojournalist George Sheldon—whose lens captures the essence of
In the World Atlas article “11 Four-Season Value Towns in Pennsylvania for Retirees,” the spotlight isn’t just on affordability and charm—it’s also on the visual storytelling that makes these towns feel tangible. That’s thanks to George Sheldon, whose editorial photography was used throughout the piece to illustrate the character and atmosphere of several featured locations.
I’m thrilled to share that several of my images have been selected and licensed for use in a recent feature on WorldAtlas titled “11 Of The Most Welcoming Towns In Pennsylvania.” This beautifully written piece highlights the heart and soul of small-town Pennsylvania — places where community spirit, historic charm, and hometown pride shine through.
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Lights, laughter, and a little bit of snow — that’s the magic of Pennsylvania’s downtowns during the holidays. And I’m proud to share that my photography has been featured in WorldAtlas’s latest article: “Pennsylvania’s 8 Most Festive Downtowns for the Holidays.” From Bellefonte’s Victorian Christmas to the dazzling displays in Lititz and Bethlehem, this piece
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Yahoo Finance recently spotlighted a striking image by photographer George Sheldon in its coverage of Hershey Company’s upcoming Q3 2025 earnings report. The article, titled “What to Expect From Hershey’s Q3 2025 Earnings Report”, opens with Sheldon’s photo of the Hershey plant sign—an iconic visual that anchors the story in the company’s Pennsylvania roots. The
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Capturing Pennsylvania’s Past: George Sheldon’s Lens on Time-Capsule Towns If you’ve ever wished you could step into a postcard from the past, Pennsylvania’s time-capsule towns offer just that—and thanks to the evocative photography of George Sheldon, their charm is now beautifully preserved in a recent WorldAtlas feature. The article highlights 11 towns that seem frozen
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George Sheldon’s Lens Brings Pennsylvania’s Main Streets to Life The WorldAtlas article “10 Main Streets Where Pennsylvania Comes Alive” is more than a travel guide—it’s a visual love letter to the Keystone State, thanks in large part to the photography of George Sheldon. In a piece that celebrates the architectural charm and cultural heartbeat
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Hershey’s Stock Slips—and George Sheldon’s Image Tells the Story In a recent Yahoo Finance article, Hershey (HSY) finds itself in a bittersweet spot. The company’s stock is underperforming compared to other consumer staples, largely due to rising cocoa prices and shifting consumer demand. Analysts are watching closely as the chocolate giant navigates a more challenging
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