A Cormorant Pops Up by Ft. Howard Park in Baltimore County, Maryland

Videography by David Robert Crews {a.k.a. ursusdave}

A shallow creek by Fort Howard Park in Baltimore County, Md..

Photography by David Robert Crews {a.k.a. ursusdave}

Photos Of Bands And Musicians Mostly Performing In Dundalk And Southeastern Baltimore City

This is the link to a photo set of bands and musicians mostly performing in Dundalk and in Southeastern Baltimore City.

You'll see photographs taken at the Dundalk Heritage Fair, the Village Coffee & Tea Company, Earth Day Festival 2010, Frank Zappa Day - Zappa Plays Zappa - in Highlandtown, and more.

And here is a slideshow of those photographs:


Photography by David Robert Crews
a.k.a ursusdave

Baltimore, Md.'s Fireworks Grand Finale On New Years Eve 2010 - 2011

Here is the final 55 seconds of Baltimore, Maryland's Inner Harbor fireworks display held on New Year's Eve 2010 - 2011. I shot the video at about 4 miles from the barges the fireworks were shot off from. I was just inside southeastern Balto. City, about 200 yards from the western edge of Dundalk, Md..

Photography by David Robert Crews
a.k.a. ursusdave

Rafael Alvarez's Fourth Annual Highlandtown Literary Extravaganza

On my Facebook profile, I just posted some photographs of Rafael Alvarez's Fourth Annual Highlandtown Literary Extravaganza, which was held at the Southeast Anchor Branch of the Enoch Pratt Free Library- in Baltimore, Maryland - on December 18, 2010. Rafael is a long-time, well known and respected Baltimore journalist, author and television producer and writer.

Here is the public link to that photo album on Facebook:

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2089863&id=1053787981&l=f67b798ca3

Photography by David Robert Crews
a.k.a.ursusdave

Photographs Taken at Fort Howard Park in Baltimore County, Maryland

Photography by David Robert Crews
{a.k.a. ursusdave}

I have begun a set of photographs taken at Fort Howard Park, in Baltimore County, Maryland. The park is right where waters of the Chesapeake Bay merge with those of the Patapsco River. The park was a US Army coastal artillery installation, from 1896 to 1939, and most of the army structures still stand. From the park, you can look straight down the bay to see the Bay Bridge, and up the Patapsco River to see the Key Bridge. Here's a link to my Fort Howard Park photo set:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ursusdave/sets/72157625132535377/