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nautical restaurant dining room with lots of texture
rustic restaurant with wooden tables and burlap curtains
fancy oceanfront restaurant with upholstered chairs and wine glasses on table
surfing themed restaurant with a tin tiki hut and wood accents
historic dining room with flowers on each table and a large piano
fancy bedroom with ornate furniture
blue master bedroom with fireplace
coral bedroom with whimsical bedding
nautical themed living room with seafoam blue walls and sofas
nautical living room in ocean city with striped sofa and fireplace
living room with fireplace and small kitchen and dining area in the background
country cottage floral themed living room with fireplace
living room white sofa nautical classy
a blue striped living room with nautical influences
beach themed dining area with teal chairs and coral accents
modern kitchen with dark cabinetry and stainless steel appliances
modern kitchen new stainless steel appliances and welcome basket
sweeping circling staircase
bed and breakfast bath with candles and rose petals
Master bathroom with gold accents two sinks large bathtub and walk in shower
oceanfront hotel room with gold walls and bedding
red and blue nautical oceanfront hotel room with bed sofa and dining area
corner hotel room with ocean views on two sides
floral garden themed breakfast area with views of the chesapeake bay
restaurant with bright blue accents and a sail cover
view of the chesapeake bay from the hyatt cambridge with the lobby below
large hotel lobby with TV

Meet Erica

Erica Tyler is a photographer of fine art, lifestyle, and commercial work for businesses across the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Erica also loves to travel and share her favorite places through both photography and writing.

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My course is on sale - 30% off. One year ago I dec My course is on sale - 30% off. One year ago I decided to make a small course to teach people the basics of night photography. I called it 30 Minutes to Stars. If that seems like something you may be interested in, it's now on sale for 30% off the original price because I'm so proud and am hoping more people are able to experience the night sky. Happy stargazing 🌙 . #30minutestostars #editing
NFTs have been the buzzy topic around photographer NFTs have been the buzzy topic around photographers in 2021 and today I listed my first piece! It took me about 6 weeks to get over the anxiety (and cost) of posting it, but here we are on the other side. Link in my bio. . #longexpohunter #nightphotography #milkywaygalaxy #nft #nftart #stargazing
Happy International Dark Sky Week! "A beautiful ni Happy International Dark Sky Week! "A beautiful night sky is the one attraction every town technically has, but only some offer." So says Conor Knighton in his book, Leave Only Footprints: My Acadia-to-Zion Journey Through Every National Park. Some towns have taken the steps to become dark-sky preserves, adopting outdoor lighting ordinances to make the night sky in real life look more like the one only a camera (or in many cases, not even a camera) can capture in more brightly lit areas. . In some cases, this is to keep astronomy jobs protected in the area. In others, it's to save light-sensitive local wildlife. Some towns do it to draw people to their town to see the wonders of the stars that, prior to the invention of electric lights, were on display every night all over the world. . Even if the skies are dark enough in your area, so many places discourage use at night. I always feel a bit defeated when I see a park list its hours as sunrise - sunset. . Link in bio if you're interested in finding out more about International Dark Sky Week. Wishing everyone clear skies for a bit of stargazing. . #idadarksky #darkskyweek #idsw2021 #longexpohunter #nightsky #impactinfocus
The weather is finally warming up which means... m The weather is finally warming up which means... much more comfortable night photography! If you want to learn to photograph the stars my quick tutorial, 30 minutes to stars, is still available. Link in my bio. . #30minutestostars #nightimages #sanddunes #underthenightsky #longexposurephotography
I remember when I was hardly anyone, and I could s I remember when I was hardly anyone, and I could still fill my unburdened life full of dreams. I had no business having all that optimism, but I did and I never apologized for it. It's been a good long while but I'm still over here, teetering over the ocean, reaching for the next thing just beyond my grasp. At times I have slipped, overestimated my reach, gotten wet, splashed others in the process, and to be honest, it's really been quite fun.
This weekend I'm looking forward to clear skies! T This weekend I'm looking forward to clear skies! The reappearance of the sun, moon and stars will all be a welcome change from the dreary weather we've been having lately. Now if we could just get a few degrees warmer... . #30minutestostars #starrynights #longexposurephotography #longexpohunter #nightadventures
It doesn't look like much, but this is the Marylan It doesn't look like much, but this is the Maryland/Virginia line on Assateague's beach. It's a long walk from the nearest parking area, so you really need an OSV pass on your car to get there. I always feel so grateful to live in an area with a national seashore, where you can go to the beach without sitting in the shadow of a high rise, where the skies are dark, where nature thrives. . #longexposurephotography #nightimages #assateagueisland #visitmd #starrynights
My Light in the Darkness series can now be seen in My Light in the Darkness series can now be seen in a virtual gallery! The link is in my bio if you'd like to do a virtual walkthrough.
There are a few challenges that come along with ni There are a few challenges that come along with night photography, and that's part of the allure for me. Some nights, there are challenges that I just can't overcome in the field, and that's always disappointing. This photo represents that for me. I visited this location at dusk to find a nice spot for a night photo. The foreground of this photo is from that time, not later in the night when the stars were captured. That night I walked from the campsite to this lighthouse in the dark, paranoid about every rustle of leaves in the forest along the road. When I arrived I was already uncomfortable, and things were just going wrong. The location was difficult to maneuver with the cliffs and the threat of falling in the water below. The red light from the lighthouse was overpowering and cast an unpleasant glow on the surroundings. Sometimes the solution lies within the realm of post processing. I love the moment of seeing the magic of night photography happen on the back of the screen of my camera, but at times it just doesn't work out. In those disappointing moments, it's nice to know that there is a workaround to create the photo you had hoped for.
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