Digital Prints Available by Jim Baugh
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Recent JBO TV Panoramic
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Donna's new upcoming articles in Coastal Virginia Magazine
Coastal Kismet for Shore!
Donna Bozza is an
award-winning writer who has been honing her craft for decades. She –we are
thrilled to see her work back in Coastal
Virginia Magazine, the new moniker for the former Hampton Roads Magazine. A regional star, Coastal Virginia captures the charms of living and visiting our
intriguing shores. It’s a popular glossy with an annual circulation of over
300,000 with each edition pulling in an average of 222,000 readers.
Donna’s work with Coastal Virginia pairs perfectly with
her new role as Co-Producer of Jim Baugh
Outdoors TV & Media where among other tasks she will be hosting the new
segment “Lure of the Shore.” This interactive travel feature focusing on Boomer
Couples’ coastal vacations also ties in with the launch of Coastin’ with Donna Bozza, Lifestyle Blog.
On the heel’s of last fall Eastern
Shore travel feature “Stretch Summer”, keep an eye out for Coastal Virginia’s April issue where Donna “blows out the candles”
for the 50th birthday of one of the 7 Engineering Wonders of the
World –the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. Their upcoming summer guide will feature
Donna’s article on helping folks find their Kayak Karma –should make a splash!
Monday, March 3, 2014
Sandscapes
It has always amazed me the difference a tide can make. For
us anglers we know how important the flow of water is and how it affects
everything while on the water. The constant flow of water also has an amazing
ability to change the landscape. Everyday the beach here on the bay changes.
These pics show what an incredible picture nature can paint in only a 24 hour
period, and the canvas changes every minute of the day. Our coastal waters are
an amazing force of nature and so enjoyable to appreciate. So next time your
out walking the beach, take a picture because you will never be able to see the
same scene twice. JB
All from tidal water |
And now 24 hours later. |
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