Welcome to the Daily Camden! Every day, Welcome To Baltimore, Hon! is bringing you a new image of Camden Yards – the building, the fans, the players, the unknown – from photographers throughout the greater Baltimore community.
Every day will bring a different view by a different photographer, documenting life in and around Camden Yards during the 2010 baseball season.
October 3, 2010
Photo: Stacy Spaulding
Photographer’s Moment: “Billy Ho of Arbutus is optimistic about the team’s chances next season. The other side reads ‘Buck Fever.’ ”
The Daily Camden Gallery
| September 1, 2010
Photo: Harry Bosk Photographer’s Moment: “BEER MAN!” |
September 2, 2010
Photo: Caryn Coyle Photographer’s Moment: “Pink clouds over Camden Yards as Hurricane Earl (Weaver!) approached the East Coast.” |
September 3, 2010
Photographer’s Moment: “Die-hard O’s fan Zach Lyon psyches himself up for an 8th inning comeback shortly before the Birds’ 4-1 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays.” |
| September 4, 2010
Photo: Lisa Singer Photographer’s Moment: “Going nuts for the Birds!!!” |
September 5, 2010
Photo: Dan Cuddy Photographer’s Moment: “My grandson Kyle standing with a giant bobblehead of the Oriole Bird during an 8 to 7 win over Tampa Bay. |
September 6, 2010
Photographer’s Moment: “Sports Legends and phantom Navy cadets …” |
| September 7, 2010
Photo: Macon Street Books Photographer’s Moment: “Cut and paste, sugar . . .” |
September 8, 2010
Photo: Sharon Reuter Photographer’s Moment: “Shooting the Daily Camden project this late in the season puts you at a disadvantage because so many good shots have been taken since April. At this point, I am thinking what hasn’t been done yet? So I went crazy with color to make this shot unique.” |
September 9, 2010
Photo: Bruce Goldfarb Photographer’s Moment: “Crowds around the stadium were light with the O’s between games on the road.” |
| September 10, 2010
Photo: Dean Bartoli Smith Photographer’s Moment: “A crying shame…” |
September 11, 2010
Photo: Rafael Alvarez Photographer’s Moment: “The Yard’s ‘Honor Award for Architecture’ plaque on the north side of the stadium.” |
September 12, 2010
Photo: Jonathan Pine, Jr. Photographer’s Moment: “The changing of the Bird!” |
| September 13, 2010
Photo: Brooke Hall Photographer’s Moment: “BLUE!” |
September 14, 2010
Photographer’s Moment: “A Showalter kind of night!” |
September 15, 2010
Photo: Richard Byrne Photographer’s Moment: “For me, the charm of Camden Yards is as much history as baseball. What other stadium is located on such a significant historical site — the first bloodshed of the Civil War during the Pratt Street riots of 1861.” |
| September 16, 2010
Photo: Jim Burger Photographer’s Moment: “The great writer Tom Nugent, author of the story collection ‘Dispensations from Reality” at Memorial Stadium, Baltimore.” |
September 17, 2010
Photo: Glenn Donithan Photographer’s Moment: “Brooks backs up Cal on the skin of the infield…” |
September 18, 2010
Photo: Moriah Davis Photographer’s Moment: “We jumped out of the car, took the picture and jumped back in!” |
| September 19, 2010
Photo: Pamela Wood |
September 20, 2010
Photo: Macon Street Books Photographer’s Moment: “An Alvarez photo of a Burger photo of Nugent on hallowed ground . . .” |
September 21, 2010
Photo: Edgar L. Davis Photographer’s Moment: “While the O’s were away, workmen left some doors open to the club/suite Level. A blackbird flew in, and unable to find a way out, became trapped. I found it perched in a window overlooking the football stadium. Too bad it wasn’t a Raven.” |
| September 22, 2010
Photo: Rafael Alvarez Photographer’s Moment: “Now that Buck has the team winning and the name “Baltimore” has been restored to the away jerseys, it’s time to bring back the cartoon bird . . .” |
September 23, 2010
Photo: Edwin Remsberg Photographer’s Moment: “Another Memorial Stadium photo on a day when the assigned Daily Camden photo struck out. Of this pic, Remsberg said, “O’s vs White Sox, 1986. I probably should have just quit shooting baseball as soon as I shot it because I never felt like I got anything near as good on the diamond after this.” |
September 24, 2010
Photo: Bruce Goldfarb Photographer’s Moment: “The warehouse and stadium lend themselves to a vintage treatment.” |
| September 25, 2010
Photo: Macon Street Books Photographer’s Moment: “Leon Day Way obscured . . .” |
September 26, 2010
Photo: John Elliott / Rohan Photo Agency Photographer’s Moment: “First Oriole plaque beyond the flag court . . .” |
September 27, 2010
Photo: Joyce Murphy Photographer’s Moment: “A dreary day outside. Inside, south warehouse lobby attendant assists a business tenant. Chris has been overseeing Security Control at 351 W Camden for the past three years with a smile.” |
| September 28, 2010
Photo: Virginia Remsberg Photographer’s Moment: “At first when I saw the seats being cleaned, I thought they were sweeping them with a broom; then I realized that it was a pressure-washer with a broom-shaped spray. I thought, Wow — I’m really glad the seats get pressure-washed. Then I thought, Yuck — the seats have to be pressure-washed.” |
September 29, 2010
Photo: Lauren Barnhart Photographer’s Moment: “My first trip ever to Camden Yards…” |
September 30, 2010
Photo: Bruce Goldfarb Photographer’s Moment: “A drizzly fall day near the end of the baseball season.” |
| October 1, 2010
Photo: Unknown Photographer’s Moment: “Old scoreboard from Memorial Stadium, 33rd street. Notice the score and the winning team.” |
October 2, 2010
Photographer’s Moment: “Dimensions of the old ball yard on 33rd street.” |
October 3, 2010
Photographer’s Moment: “Billy Ho of Arbutus is optimistic about the team’s chances next season. The other side reads ‘Buck Fever.’ “ |
So very cool to see my Picture up there and it was an Honor & Pleasure to Shoot Day 1 of what I see as a Great Baseball Season in Baltimore GO O’s
Beautiful! Love the contrast of the blossoms and the sky.
Nice shot, Heather!
Very cool Heather. I love the IR shots. Makes me want to head downtown to a game’
A true slice of Baltimore baseball magic — they come any way they can, even if it means using a cane!
hahahahah those are my brothers.
Bruce you are the man. thnx for pputting us on the site we look gooood. greatly appreciated and thnx
great job
April 16th… best one yet!
babe & bromo tower: my favorite one so far. simple. elegant. crabtown.
I like how it looks like Babe is checking the time in Buls shot.
This is so well done. From the word “Orioles” in orange on the green trash cans to the Orioles’ pictures under the lamps, all lined up toward that infamous Bromo Seltzer Tower (love the babe checking out the time shot too!)
Hey, Bryan, I got chased off this morning, too! Got some line of bs about needing to have papers from MSA to shoot pics, even from the freakin’ sidewalk on Camden Street! I just dumped the tripod & kept on moving and shooting. Heads up to anyone else involved in this project. Be prepared to be hassled.
Yeah, they tried to tell me I had to apply for a permit. I already had a couple of shots so I asked them if I could just leave the property with the ones I had… frustrating considering the number of people with point and shoots that were photographing their small children in front of the statues. I settled and made my way over to the Hilton instead. You can see the other shots at my Flickr.
You don’t need a permit to take a photo, fer crying out loud. What do they think this, Arizona?
Oh, and good luck to everyone else who is participating. Looking forward to seeing your work.
Bryan, I looked at your flickr. Love the “First Flush”. I recommend everyone to check it out. Nice vintage quality to it.
Thanks, I like your shot as well. After I left the park I was thinking about how to get a shot like yours from the distance, I was looking up but didn’t think Bromo was a possibility. Nice job.
Whoops, I mean Vicki Contie. Sorry.
I WOULD LIKE TO PARTICIPATE…DID NOT SEE WHERE TO SIGN UP..
MAY I PICK THE DAY?
WHAT A GREAT IDEA!! IT WILL BRING ALL WALKS OF LIFE TOGETHER.
nancy (and everyone else)
to participate just email rafael alvarez — former second basemen in the Dominican League — at
camden@welcometobaltimorehon.com
Caryn, that should be an easy choice, the NEW YORK YANKEES. A basebal legend.
This is such a great project,I was fortunate to watch my 14 year old making his way around and through Camden Yard yesterday in honor of today’s shot. His transformation from a kid interested in my camera to a young man with multiple cameras slung over his shoulders,well in truth, words escape me. Watching him chase the light,and switch out lenses and set up shots was a gift. Thanks for encouraging young photographers to take advantage of this chance Rafael!
Beautiful, Leslie. I love the birds.
i didn’t even know a memorial garden was at Camden Yards. This is glorious!
Thanks, Caryn!
That was fun to shoot. Glad to be a part.
Just before I shot this, I had a great big corned beef sandwich in Attman’s that literally melted in my mouth…
Now, if we can just get the dynamic link on my photo to work!
Best.
DRB
The sight of Camden Yards while coming from the south is always a comforting sight that reminds me of the feeling of having had a great time in Rehoboth Beach, Washington or Annapolis, but glad to be almost home.
Thanks, Anne! Glad to provoke some welcome nostalgia!
Love the photo, Jennifer! It looks like you’re throwing the baseball, actually!
And I just saw your website, Jennifer. Your photos remind me a bit of those of Diane Arbus, only with a hometown flavor. Like ‘em.
i didn’t even know a memorial garden was at Camden Yards. This is glorious!
Fabulous picture, Amelia. Didn’t orange high tops complete the ensemble?
Very Rubenesque… Rick Rubin
yea yea yea! Sam!
What an original shot with the sprinklers. And I clicked on the photographer’s name to see another photo by her — loved that one, too.
Loved the water connection shot by Edwin Remsberg. We crossed paths years ago and I forgot how really good a photographer he is. Beautiful in its simplicity and the most unusual shot of Camden Yards to date. Nice tie in to the crazy weather we are experiencing also.
sky of blue and SEA OF GREEN ….
this could be my favorite one yet ….
It was a one-eyed, one-horned, flyin’ purple people eater. He wanted a job in Bob’s rock ‘n’ roll band.
July 12 is the cutest one yet. Nice job Ken and Alex.
beautiful job on aug. 5 tony.
what happened to Jennifer’s icture of the seven girls at Camden Yards? It was there this morning but has now disappeared!
nice shot, great colors!
Good job Angelo.
Good Eye, Angelo!
Lorraine Whittlesey’s “Superman guarding Camden Yards” (8/24) wins most creative use of point-of-view. Clever, clever. Stacey Spaulding’s bag of balls at the Rangers bullpen (8/19) wins best subject matter.
I love seeing my photo here
Thanks for the opportunity!
Perfect pix for the ending of the Daily Camden. Bravo! (for both the pix and the whole series)
Thanks, Rafael and WTBH, for organizing, running, curating and serving as host.
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