Cooperstown Road Trip Itinerary
This road trip was both a photography and a baseball trip. I coach a 12U baseball team and we played in a week long tournament in Cooperstown, New York. The photography portion of the trip took place before and after that tournament.
The trip will covered 22 days and 2,900 miles.
Cooperstown Road TripThis road trip was both a photography and a baseball trip. I coach a 12U baseball team and we played in a week long tournament in Cooperstown, New York. The photography portion of the trip took place before and after that tournament.
The trip covered 22 days and 2,900 miles.
Day 1: Cleveland, OH - Cathedral of St. John; Public Library; City Hall; Arcade
Day 2: Buffalo, NY - St. Joseph's Cathedral; City Hall; St. Paul's Cathedral
Day 3- Syracuse, NY
Day 4- Cooperstown, NY - baseball tournament
Day 5- Cooperstown, NY - baseball tournament
Day 6- Cooperstown, NY - baseball tournament
Day 7- Cooperstown, NY - baseball tournament
Day 8- Cooperstown, NY - baseball tournament
Day 9- Cooperstown, NY - baseball tournament
Day 10- Harrisburg, PA - PA Capitol, Negley Park (cityscape); Cathedral of St. Patrick
Day 11- Gettysburg, PA - Historical Park
Day 12- Gettysburg, PA - National Cemetery
Day 13- Richmond, VA - VA Capitol; St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Day 14- Richmond, VA - City Hall; Maymont mansion; Hollywood Cemetery
Day 15- Williamsburg, VA - Colonial Willamsburg
Day 16- Williamsburg, VA - Jamestown; College of William & Mary
Day 17- Raleigh, NC - James Hunt Library; Wilson Library (UNC)
Day 18- Raleigh, NC - Duke University Chapel; Skyline (Boylan Bridge)
Day 19- Morgantown, WV - University of West Virginia; Mt. Airy (Mayberry)
Day 20- Pittsburgh, PA - Mount Washington; Heinz Memorial Chapel; First Presbyterian Church
Day 21- Pittsburgh, PA - Cathedral of Learning; Phipps Conservatory; St. Paul Cathedral
Day 22- Orland Park, IL
12U Orland Park Warriors12U Orland Park Warriors baseball team in Orland Park, Illinois on March 30, 2019
Comments
I haven’t considered altering my travel plans around which pictures might sell better. These trips are purely for personal enjoyment and if some pictures sell I consider it a bonus. In fact, given the direction that stock photography is heading, I am considering not submitting any images from this upcoming trip. Glenn
I have been following your blog for a few years and always love to see the results of these photography road trips. What trip has been your favourite? I think I liked your Iceland photos the most, personally.
Have you ever thought about orienting your trips to allow more commercial photography rather than editorial? Commercial tends to get higher SODs, ELs etc.