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The grounds of the College of William and Mary has got to be one of the most scenic educational campuses in the United States. The W&M college is one of Virginia's premier educational public colleges.

On the campus is the Crim Dell Bridge, a wooden bridge on the College of William & Mary’s campus in Williamsburg, Virginia. Considered one of the College's most scenic areas, Crim Dell itself is actually the pond that the bridge crosses over, but the bridge is commonly referred to as Crim Dell.

The bridge was opened on William & Mary's first-ever Parents' Day in 1966. Davis Paschall, the College President at the time, had the idea to build a newer, more elaborate bridge than the bare, unpainted one that had previously occupied the spot. For a short time, the spot was considered to be the grounds for a new library, but was ultimately not built at that location. Crim Dell was funded by three primary sources: the 1964 senior class gift, a man by the name of David...

Like many photographers, I didn't begin the process becoming a professional photographer, as a conscious decision. The decision was a linear progression over many years. I like to travel, so naturally would photograph to document our travels. My before retirement job required I learn the basics of photography and programming using a point and shoot camera. The move to professional photography changed over time. I was encouraged to buy a better camera as my photographs got better. Gradually as my photography got better, I was further encouraged to move to selling and becoming a professional. We are surrounded by beauty, but so much isn't noticed. Photography has encouraged me to create so beauty is noticed and appreciated. I am just a...