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Class in First Aid
Class in First Aid at Pocomoke High School
Water Protector Signs-Photographed by Navajo Ti’aashcí’í Artist Pamela J. Peters
Signs left by protesters of the NoDAPL movement detail their presence as protectors of the sacredness of Water. Photographed by Navajo Ti’aaschi’i Pamela J. Peters
Collection of Portraits of Standing Rock Activists and On-Field Photography of the NoDAPL Protests--By Camille Seaman
Shinnecock Photographer Camille Seaman documents the faces and voices behind the NoDAPL Protests protecting the Standing Rock Sioux Nation between September and October of 2016
Collection of Portraits of Standing Rock Activists and On-Field Photography of the NoDAPL Protests--By Camille Seaman
Shinnecock Photographer Camille Seaman documents the faces and voices behind the NoDAPL Protests protecting the Standing Rock Sioux Nation between September and October of 2016
Philip Martin
Chief Philip Martin
A Soft Crab Shedding its Old Shell
Until the 20th century, only softshell crabs were considered worth eating.
Crab Floats
These are old-fashioned crab floats on Smith Island. The production of soft crabs has changed very little over the years. Covered tanks on land and often under shelter have replaced traditional floats and made harvesting somewhat easier.
Forty-Pound Rock
Here are Claude Marvel and Skid in the same plywood boat. Claude is holding up a 40-pound rock. This whopper had to be thrown back by law, but Claude sure was tickled to catch it.