Brett Peters's Photos

Too cute! Spotted this morning at the Farmer's Market.

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Many of the greyhounds out this morning wore thick mufflers. (It was below freezing for much of the morning, after all.) Taken at this morning's Farmer's Market in Williamsburg, Virginia.

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I love this town.

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A terrier and a greyhound greet each other this morning at the Farmer's Market in Williamsburg, Virginia.

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Vingette from this morning's Farmer's Market in Williamsburg, Virginia.

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Sign welcoming visitors to this morning's Farmer's Market in Williamsburg, Virginia.

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Brightly-colored sheets of paper await flowers at the Williamsburg Farmer's Market this morning.

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I love this stall. The guy who runs it is so friendly and he never seems to mind that I keep taking pictures of his sign.

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Events sign at today's Farmer's Market in Williamsburg, Virginia.

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The W&M girls a capella singing group Reveille performs at the Williamsburg Farmer's Market. (Ambient temperature was about 30 degrees when this was taken. They were still in tune.)

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Fire-damaged Baskin-Robbins Ice Cream store sign in Williamsburg, Virginia. The store was damaged in a fire earlier this week. Fortunately, no one was hurt.

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Sign on the door of the Blue Talon Bistro in Williamsburg, Virginia.

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Awning of the W&M Campus Shop in Williamsburg, Virginia.

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Ladder atop the roof of the fire-damaged Baskin Robbins / Blue Talon building in Colonial Williamsburg

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Front exterior of the Blue Talon Bistro in Williamsburg, Virginia, recently damaged by fire.

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Every year, Williamsburg's Grand Illumination weekend draws one of the biggest crowds of the year. The festivites culminate in a fireworks display in downtown Williamsburg. Three launch areas are set up, but the optimal viewing areas are really, really crowded, so we camped out by the bookstore where we could see two of them clearly. The weather was cold (in the 40s) and rain began to fall about 45 minutes before the fireworks started, so it wasn't optimal fireworks weather. The rain kept it short, too (about 20 minutes long, if that.) This was my son's first fireworks show, however, and he could. not. stop. talking about it. So all in all it was a pretty good night. (This was my first time using the Canon A95's "Fireworks" setting, which really needs a tripod to work well. So most of these pictures, while interesting, are not very accurate representations of fireworks. Chalk them up as experiments for a novice photographer?)

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Every year, Williamsburg's Grand Illumination weekend draws one of the biggest crowds of the year. The festivites culminate in a fireworks display in downtown Williamsburg. Three launch areas are set up, but the optimal viewing areas are really, really crowded, so we camped out by the bookstore where we could see two of them clearly. The weather was cold (in the 40s) and rain began to fall about 45 minutes before the fireworks started, so it wasn't optimal fireworks weather. The rain kept it short, too (about 20 minutes long, if that.) This was my son's first fireworks show, however, and he could. not. stop. talking about it. So all in all it was a pretty good night. (This was my first time using the Canon A95's "Fireworks" setting, which really needs a tripod to work well. So most of these pictures, while interesting, are not very accurate representations of fireworks. Chalk them up as experiments for a novice photographer?)

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