The Amish Boy statute with two pigs, and a wheelbarrow, is an iconic roadside attraction on Hartman Bridge Road in Lancaster Cunty PA. Holding a giant ice cream cone, the statute calls attention to Katie’s Kitchen, an Amish-owned and operated family restaurant near Ronks. It is located along Route 896, the road that most visitors traveling to Strasburg use.
While in Lancaster County’s Elizabethtown, I had a few moments to stop by the train station. The community does have access to Amtrak service, and my unplanned visit allowed me to create some images of a passenger train arriving and then departing. Transportation tipis are always of interest to me as a working editorial photographer….
Newsmax published a story entitled, “Veterans Affairs May Close Facilities, Open Others in System Overhaul” and used an image by George Sheldon to illustrate their article. Published March 16, 2022, the article can be viewed by clicking here. Newsmax did conclude a photo credit to George Sheldon in their published piece.
Sometimes, before news conferences or media availability events, there is an opportunity to photograph some of the members of the media in attendance. It offers an opportunity to make sure the cameras are working and set properly, and it also makes some subjects for some unplanned images.
Historic Waterfront Town on the Susquehanna River A photo assignment took me through historic Port Deposit, in Cecil County, Maryland. Fortunately, I had enough time to stop and explore some of the old town along the Susquehanna River. It’s always good to have some free time to enterprise and explore. More images from my stop…
Ephrata, PA, USA – October 20, 2021: Keller’s Mill Bridge is a white 74 feet covered bridge that spans the Cocalico Creek in Lancaster County. It is the only covered bridge painted whie in the county. Keller’s Mill Bridge is Lancaster County’s Only White Covered Bridge There is only one covered bridge in Lancaster County…
A recent assignment took me to Baltimore, and while there, I had a chance to visit the city’s Inner Harbor. While walking in the area I noticed this colorful Visit Baltimore Sign. It certainly caught my eye.
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