Category Archives: Photography

Maynard Business Alliance Concert #3

The third and final free Spring concert sponsored by the Maynard Business Alliance was held on Saturday, May 19th.   The bands were invited with the theme of playing their own music as well as covers.   There were 5 or 6 bands playing — I arrived a bit late so only the last four are featured here (sorry…)

I shot a little video of each band and hope to have that up later in the week… (too much happening today).   A more complete set of images from the concert can be found at: http://community.dmg-photography.com

This is “Redfish Bluefish” from Acton.   Normally they are a 4-piece band but they opted to do an acoustic set.




Next up was “Black Tea Project” from Harvard, MA.




Followed by “Mojoceratops”, a instrumental band from Boston.




And the afternoon was capped by local jazz band “Soul Custody”.







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Maynard Business Alliance Concert #2

The Maynard Business Alliance, which as you might guess from its name, works to promote business in Maynard.  A big focus of the group is making our downtown a destination for people – particularly those outside of Maynard.   The MBA is sponsoring three free concerts in May, held on Saturday afternoon.   The third and final concert is May 19th from 4-6pm — come listen!










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May 2012 Wallpaper

I know, it’s almost a third through May already…   Hey, it has been a busy month with more madness ahead.

I started up the pond last week and was rewarded with watching one of the local Orioles take a bath.  This year they are numerous and quite vocal. Here’s a shot from a couple of years ago at our pond.

If you like the above image you can download it to your computer and use it as your desktop or tablet wallpaper. A few of the common screen sizes are available:

Download the 1024×768 version here. (Perfect for your iPad)

Download the 1280×1024 version here.

Download the 1680×1050 version here.

Technical Stuff: Canon 40D, 500mm f/4.  Processed with Lightroom 4 – basic exposure and sharpening – nothing fancy.

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