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Georgetown University in the background, the Georgetown waterfront near Key Bridge in the foreground.
Georgetown Law Barrsiter's Ball - March 27, 2010 - Andrew Mellon Auditorium, Washington, DC - Photographer: Alex Perry - www.aperryProductions.com
A bad back dictated that I travel light to the Georgetown, Texas, July 4 festivities. No tripod. I took my long zoom lens, great for the people shots I got, but not the best choice in hindsight for fireworks - especially since the show was bursting literally right over our heads as we sat on the banks of the San Gabriel River. I had to point my Canon 60D, cranked up to ISO 6400 and hand-held, almost straight up, and the 3D effect of "bombs bursting in air" was better than anything in any movie. Congratulations to Georgetown for successfully pulling off a fireworks show when other Central Texas cities bowed to the drought and fire concerns. Well done!
Georgetown was Sanford's exclusively black section, bounded by 2nd St. on the north, Sanford Ave. on the west, Celery Ave. on the south, and Mellonville Ave. on the east. For many years, it operated as a separate town in most respects.
Marker Front: sanfordhistory.tripod.com/histmark/tripone/P9010183.JPG
Marker Back: sanfordhistory.tripod.com/histmark/tripone/P9010184.JPG
This is a shot of the historic mining town of Georgetown Colorado. I took this shot from the mountain side at an elevation of 8700ft. I had an opportunity to trek through the town, and was blown away at the tremendous history this town has. I could have spent an entire day in Georgetown going in and out of the various shops, sampling the local cuisine, and - of course - photographing the historic town. I definitely need to return to Georgetown. It was snowing off and on during this day. In the distance you can see the snow whipping down the side of the mountain across the lake. The wind was so strong on this day that it blew over a semi-truck - really.
From left to right: Mike Herenick (visiting from out of town from Las Vegas, NV), David Bradfield, Matt Ward and Will Hull (All representing Nevada Alpha on March 25, 2007 in Georgetown)
Bill Morgenstern
Georgetown, Texas - USA
Image taken at Moose Lake State Park in Carlton County, Minnesota.
Students from Georgetown Day School in Washington, D.C., spent Feb. 26-28, 2020, at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, learning skills like carving and steambending from Shipyard Programs Manager Jenn Kuhn.
Students from Georgetown Day School in Washington, D.C., spent Feb. 26-28, 2020, at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, learning skills like carving and steambending from Shipyard Programs Manager Jenn Kuhn.