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Jay Fleming Photography Books

$55.00

SKU: SKU010000140 Category:

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Choose either of these fabulous coffee table books featuring the photography of Jay Fleming:

Working the Water, is a visual narrative of the Chesapeake Bay’s iconic seafood industry. Fleming’s photographs fully immerse the reader into the industry by telling the story of the people, processes and products involved. The pages of the book are filled with more than 300 photographs of seasoned watermen, scenic seascapes, weathered workboats, the bay’s bounty and narrative that describes the photographs.

Island Life, is a visual narrative of the environment, communities and commercial fisheries of Smith Island, Maryland and Tangier Island, Virginia—the last inhabited offshore islands in the Chesapeake Bay. Although less than 15 miles of water separate Smith and Tangier from the mainland, centuries of isolation have preserved the unique way of life of these island communities, making them feel worlds apart from the life most of us know.