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Category: Yeatmans Cove Park

Year of the Flood - Reviews
November 19, 2018

The Murphy-Cam Project – Year of the Flood will be released December 1st. Books can be purchased through this web site, Book signings, and online retailiers world wide. Reviewed By Jack Magnus for Readers’ Favorite The Murphy-Cam Project – Year of the Flood: A Story of Resilience Through the Lens is a nonfiction art/photography work written, and with photographs, by Peter Teremi. Teremi’s Murphy-Cam Project is a blog which celebrates the...

Wisp of Summer
November 1, 2018

The weather is turning colder, and with it we look toward falling leaves, and snow men. Let this wisp of summer lift you up today. Wishing you all the best from The Murphy-Cam...

Serpentine Wall At Yeatman’s Cove
September 21, 2018

A popular site to view the WEBN Fireworks, the Serpentine Wall at Yeatman's Cove was completed in 1976. The snake shaped flood wall features steps leading down to the Ohio River and is located in Yeatman's Cove Park. Yeatman's Cove is named for the first tavern in Cincinnati, established in 1793 by Griffin Yeatman. We hope you enjoyed the history lesson! TGIF from the Murphy-Cam...

Summer Breeze - Makes Me Feel Fine
August 10, 2018

Seals and Croft is a fitting soundtrack for this image of Yeatmans Cove botanicals blowing in the Summer Breeze. I have been experimenting with some vintage lenses on a modern DSLR camera. In this case, I am using a 70's era Nikon 50mm lens on a Canon 5D MkII. The image has plenty of detail, and there is a warmth that I don't get with a modern lens. Plus, I love the idea of mixing products from two major photography icons. I have added a photo of...

Dancing In The Moonlight - It’s A Fine And Natural Sight
July 30, 2018

Dancing In The Moonlight - A Supernatural Delight On July 27th 2018, in what was deemed the longest lunar eclipse of the 21st century, Murphy and I were Dancing In The Moonlight. And although, it was surely a fine and natural sight, we could not see the eclipse from our vantage point in the mid-western section of the United States. It was, however, a gorgeous full moon and we managed to capture a few snaps of Yeatman's Cove Park bathed in...

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