Chesapeake Bay Photos was started in January of 2000 as a sister site of TheBayGuide.com.  In 2001 we had enough traffic and photos that we had to move to a new server.  We currently have over 1000 images online, with another 500 not yet put into the site.

This year we have purchased a new boat for our ever growing fleet to expand our on the water photography business, a 2006 Sea Hunt 232 Triton Center Console.  We purchased this boat from All Star Marine on Middle River.
 

Our new 2006 232 Sea Hunt is powered by a Yamaha 225 hp outboard engine.  With the Captain & photogrpaher on board this boat can sustain speeds up to 45 knots enabling us to get those perfect high speed action shots.  The low fuel consumption of the 4 stroke engine helps keep our costs down.

In Baltimore's Inner Harbor you can also look for us in our 9' Water Tender.  This small craft allows us to get into some tight spaces so we can always get the best picture.  Our new 23' Sea Hunt will also be used in the Inner Harbor as well as out into the Middle Chesapeake Bay area.

For our long range trips we cruise in our 99 351 Silverton Sedan which has a tender so no matter what the circumstance we have the right boat to get that perfect shot.

All of our photography equipment is the latest digital gear from Sony.  From the new 10.2 mega-pixel alpha DSLR camera and lenses to Sony's newsest point and shoot, the 10.1 mega-pixel NS-1.  Our new alpha DSLR has built in image stabilization so even in bumpy chop we can get a great shot.
 

For all appointment shoots we use our DSLR gear.  All of our Sony gear is maintained to the highest standards.  From routine cleaning to in shop preventative maintenacne.  We want all of our pictures, and yours, to look their best.  Our NS-1 camera is used in situations where the captain can handle a camera, like when we're drifting and shooting.  This allows us to get the same shot from different angles and zooms.  All this adds up to more pictures for you, and more options for printing as well.

Look for us out on the Chesapeake Bay and say Hi.  Most weekends you can find us in the Middle Bay area, our home port is Baltimore's Inner Harbor.

Any questions just contact us.