Photos

I’m primarily a reporter/writer, but I take pictures, too. Here are some of my favorites.

Chesapeake Bay oyster survey, photo by multimedia journalist and environment reporter Pamela Wood.

Chesapeake Bay oyster survey aboard the Miss Kay.

Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, photo by multimedia journalist and environment reporter Pamela Wood.

Gov. Martin O'Malley

Dredging for oysters on a Chesapeake Bay skipjack, photo by multimedia journalist and environment reporter Pamela Wood.

Crewmember Kelly Sullivan drops one of the dredges in the water as soon as the sun peeks out over the horizon, at 6:57 a.m. The Hilda M. Willing is the last working skipjack on the Western Shore of the Chesapeake Bay.

Mast of a Chesapeake Bay skipjack, photo by multimedia journalist and environment reporter Pamela Wood.

Hoops hold the mainsail to the mast of the skipjack Hilda M. Willing. The sails rarely are used anymore and never for dredging oysters.The Hilda M. Willing is the last working skipjack on the Western Shore of the Chesapeake Bay.

Chesapeake Bay watermen Patrick Mahoney Jr. and Patrick Mahoney Sr., photo by multimedia journalist and environment reporter Pamela Wood.

Watermen Patrick Mahoney Jr., front, and Patrick Mahoney Sr. keep their eyes on the water as they pull crab pots from the Chesapeake Bay.

Chesapeake Bay blue crabs for sale in Annapolis, Maryland, photo by multimedia journalist and environment reporter Pamela Wood.

Fresh Maryland blue crabs are for sale at Wild Country Seafood in Annapolis, Md.

Chesapeake Bay osprey, photo by multimedia journalist and environment reporter Pamela Wood.

Naturalist Greg Kearns holds a young osprey in the Jug Bay area of the Patuxent River.

Maryland park ranger, photo by multimedia journalist and environment reporter Pamela Wood.

Portrait of Rusty Ruszin, who retired as the director of the Maryland Parks Service.

Boat sewage pumpout boat on the West and Rhode Rivers, photo by multimedia journalist and environment reporter Pamela Wood.

The West/Rhode Riverkeeper operates a pumpout boat called the "Honeydipper."

Chesapeake Bay watermen, photo by multimedia journalist and environment reporter Pamela Wood.

Watermen endure a hearing on changes to crabbing regulations.

Maryland Natural Resources Police officer and a Chesapeake Bay waterman, photo by multimedia journalist and environment reporter Pamela Wood.

Natural Resources Police Cpl. Catherine Peck talks with waterman Joe Bowles as she measures his oysters while on patrol in the St. Mary's River in Southern Maryland.

Annapolis artist Cindy Fletcher-Holden, photo by multimedia journalist and environment reporter Pamela Wood.

Artist Cindy Fletcher-Holden with a painted rain barrel.

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