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Visiting with Greg McQuade of WTVR CBS Television

Great to meet Greg McQuade of WTVR CBS channel 6 at Richmond, Virginia’s Arts in the Park. He is a super nice and funny guy, plus a 76 time Emmy Award Winner. Its no wonder why we are dedicated viewers nearly every Sunday morning. He is as joyful in person as he is on TV!

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Chincoteague Chamber of Commerce • Visitor's Guide 2025

100TH ANNIVERSARY - Roundup, Swim and Auction

Special thanks to the Chincoteague Chamber of Commerce for this tremendous honor! What a surprise to open the 2025 Visitor’s Guide and find one of my photos on the back cover spread announcing the 100th Anniversary. This capture happened just after sunrise at the start of the 2023 pony roundup. I had just suggested to my friend driving the boat, that it would be cool to get the ponies and the lighthouse both in the same photo. Moments later, this group broke away from the main herd and ran the opposite direction. As they approached the end of the grassy peninsula, they suddenly stopped. We soon caught up to them and the lighthouse just came into view as we approached. I only had two clicks of the camera’s shutter before they ran off again and this one was the best. The stallion in the back of the bunch is Windy’s Beach Boy, he is a Great Great Great Grandfoal of Misty’s.

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Chincoteague Pony Drill Team Sponsor

The Chincoteague Pony Drill Team performs at horse shows and events as they showcase Chincoteague ponies. They are a nonprofit organization that shares their beauty as they demonstrate what wonderful ponies they can be.

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ALL NEW! Hawaii Photography

It's Finally Here

Years of photography efforts on Oahu, Hawaii, have brought some of our best selling images of all time. This all new photography collection is full of quality images captured in one of the most beautiful places on Earth.
Most recently an opportunity to photograph the endangered Hawaiian Monk Seal presented itself. The 2.5 mile hike each way in arid conditions was well worth it as you will see. More species will be posted soon, so be sure to check back from time to time and see what else is new.

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