The other day, I had what will likely be my last meal ever from the historic Bel-Loc Diner in Towson/Parkville, Maryland.
This local landmark will soon close its doors and become a Starbucks, according to local reports.
Locals are very sad to see this place go, but we’ll always have our memories.
Hard to believe this place opened its doors in the 1960s.
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Here’s a unique look at the iconic Power Plant.
It’s impossible to think of downtown Baltimore without thinking of the historic Power Plant.
It gives the Baltimore skyline its own unique identity.
I feel that the colorsplash effect gives this photo its own personality and really takes it to the next level.
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There are few Baltimore landmarks as iconic as the Domino Sugar sign that overlooks the Inner Harbor.
I caught this spectacular angle while out with my kids on an Urban Pirates cruise around the harbor.
This is likely one of the most-photographed landmarks in Baltimore City…but the “colorsplash” effect on this one makes this an incredibly unique capture.
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Here’s a look at M&T Bank Stadium, home of the Baltimore Ravens – as seen from Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
It doesn’t get much better than this. I went to an Orioles game the other night and captured one of the most gorgeous sunsets I’ve ever seen.
To capture this at one of my favorite stadiums, and on a night that the Orioles won to boot, was really something special.
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