Plimoth Passing Plymouth Rock Acrylic Print

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A float depicting the first thanksgiving passing by Plymouth Rock.
Plimoth Plantation is a living history museum in Plymouth, Massachusetts, that re-creates and interprets life in Plimoth Village in 1627. At that time, the original Plymouth settlement was populated by approximately one hundred and sixty colonists who had arrived in 1620 on the Mayflower and later other ships. In the Plantations re-created village all the major facets of Pilgrim life are represented. Timber-framed houses line the main street, gardens are under cultivation, and rare breeds of livestock inhabit the pens. The village bustles with activity as role playing interpreters go about the business of their everyday life in 1627. They maintain their authenticity by never acknowledging any reference to future events .

During this time of my life (mid seventies) I am enthusiastically engaged in more or less full time photography. I think that my former professional life as an Environmental Scientist and University Professor has provided me with many useful tools that I now use in my photography. Among these are observational skills, technical understanding, and, perhaps, most important, patience. In short, I am comfortable with the mechanics of my camera and the nuances of the computer software that I use. What is new and exciting to me, is the opportunity to pursue the goal of conveying the beauty and diversity of my surroundings through photography and photographic techniques. Although I have lived in the Cape Cod area of Massachusetts for many...