Category Archives: Photography

Some Folk Are Afraid of Cameras

Posted on April 10, 2026 by Ed Mitchell

Some Folk Are Afraid of Cameras Cameras are everywhere these days. Like it or not, the whole world has one. It may be resting on your bureau back home, in your tackle bag, or on your cell phone, but admit … Continue reading →

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My Olympus Tough Camera Returns

Posted on April 9, 2026 by Ed Mitchell

My Olympus Tough Camera Returns I’m known for hauling around a Nikon DLSR. Yeah, its a chunk, a D700, big, heavy, and mighty long in the tooth. How long? It was released in 2008! Now don’t turn up your nose. … Continue reading →

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Photos are a Time Machine

Posted on September 5, 2025 by Ed Mitchell

Photos are a Time Machine Can photos transport you back in time? Absolutely, taking us across the days, the weeks, the years and even the decades. And that is exactly why we love pictures of ourselves holding fish. We want … Continue reading →

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Winter Dawn on the Gulf Coast.

Posted on July 28, 2025 by Ed Mitchell

Winter Dawn on the Gulf Coast There are moments in fishing that seem to last for eternity. You never shake them. A while back I posted a special moment at Lobsterville Beach on Martha’s Vineyard. This time it’s a dawn … Continue reading →

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Observation Bunker at Gay Head

Posted on May 25, 2025 by Ed Mitchell

Observation Bunker at Gay Head Given its Memorial Day, I though this photo might be of interest. It is a concrete bunker built back in the 1940’s as an observation post to watch for Nazi U-boats or planes entering Massachusetts … Continue reading →

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