(March 2, 2017) The Lower Shore Land Trust announces that Jay Fleming, celebrated Annapolis-based photographer and author, will be on hand at the Lower Shore Land Trust office during Snow Hill’s First Friday, March 3, from 5-8 p.m.
Fleming will showcase a sampling of his Chesapeake Bay and Eastern Shore photographs, and will have signed copies of his new book, “Working The Water” available for purchase. He will also have prints (and associated stories) available from his recent trip to Cuba.
His flagship book, “Working the Water,” has received rave reviews, with the first printing selling out in less than two months.
His book is summarized online at workingthewater.com as being, “a visual narrative of the lives of those individuals whose livelihood is directly dependent upon the Chesapeake Bay — America’s largest estuary. The book comprises photographs of seasoned watermen, scenic seascapes, weathered workboats and bay bounty — a true and complete depiction of Chesapeake Bay life. Equal parts informative and aesthetically pleasing, Jay’s flagship book, ‘Working the Water,’ is relevant to the seafood enthusiast, the history buff, the biologist, photography fan, and Chesapeake Bay lover alike.”
For more information and to view Fleming’s photographs, visit jayflemingphotography.com. The Lower Shore Land Trust is located at 100 River Street in Snow Hill.
Fleming will showcase a sampling of his Chesapeake Bay and Eastern Shore photographs, and will have signed copies of his new book, “Working The Water” available for purchase. He will also have prints (and associated stories) available from his recent trip to Cuba.
His flagship book, “Working the Water,” has received rave reviews, with the first printing selling out in less than two months.
His book is summarized online at workingthewater.com as being, “a visual narrative of the lives of those individuals whose livelihood is directly dependent upon the Chesapeake Bay — America’s largest estuary. The book comprises photographs of seasoned watermen, scenic seascapes, weathered workboats and bay bounty — a true and complete depiction of Chesapeake Bay life. Equal parts informative and aesthetically pleasing, Jay’s flagship book, ‘Working the Water,’ is relevant to the seafood enthusiast, the history buff, the biologist, photography fan, and Chesapeake Bay lover alike.”
For more information and to view Fleming’s photographs, visit jayflemingphotography.com. The Lower Shore Land Trust is located at 100 River Street in Snow Hill.