After 5-6 inches of wet snow that stuck on the tree trunks and branches, it’s a good time to go out and shoot some photos. I drove to the nearby Monocacy National Battlefield, I walked along the snow-covered Gambrill Mill trail in the morning and […]
Sunset at Worthington Farm of Monocacy National Battlefield, Frederick, Maryland.
I took these sunset pictures at the Best and Worthington Farms of National Monocacy Battlefield in Frederick, Maryland in the last few days just before Maryland Governor issued the strict “Stay-at-Home” order on March 30, 2020.
Beautiful sunset light at the Best Farm of Monocacy National Battlefield.
It was a foggy morning yesterday so I took a 10-minute quick drive to Worthington Farm, part of National Monocacy (Civil War) Battlefield in Frederick shortly after I got up and before sunrise. Unfortunately, the place was still closed (too early) but the foggy scenes […]
I have shot many images at the Best Farm of Monocacy National Battlefield in Frederick, Maryland, just about 7-8 minutes away from my home. With the beautiful sunset sky and the ready-to-be-harvested golden color soy bean fields, I could not resist to take a few […]
It was a cold day in Frederick yesterday. The sunset sky was beautiful with the snow covered field as foreground. I decided to take a time lapse movie that I have just experimented recently with my Nikon D600 camera. https://www.adoberevel.com/shares/98c891335ea9464c856ab16991de5238/albums/7eec833ff7be45fea34e6ede1e431569
I’ve posted the images of Monocacy Battlefield previously. Why another blog? Well, the soybeans near the harvest time turn the entire field into golden color under the setting sun – it’s just a special time!
Best Farm was an important part of Monocacy Battlefield. In September 1862, practically the entire Confederate Army of Northern Virginia led by Robert E. Lee concentrated around the Best Farm.
Monocacy National Battlefield is located in Frederick, Maryland. The battle that occurred on July 9, 1864, 150 years ago on what is now Monocacy National Battlefield, became known to history as “The Battle That Saved Washington”.
