JB Voigt Aerial Photography

11/09/2026

Here’s a fresh view of the Naval Academy from above. I noticed how Farragut Field anchors the right side while sailboats and a single wake give the water a quiet sense of motion, and the campus grid feels orderly without losing that open, airy scale. If you want to learn more or pick up a print or product, check it out here: https://www.jbvoigt.com/warehouse/art_print_products/default-5jp6dpqplwy

11/07/2026

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11/06/2026

I made this during late spring at the US Naval Academy, when Firsties are about to graduate and the whole place hums with anticipation. The harbor, the lawns, and the sky settle into clear shapes and warm colors that feel both lively and calm. Take a closer look: https://www.jbvoigt.com/warehouse/art_print_products/default-2rk-ik1521q

11/04/2026

I wanted to share Annapolis National Cemetery, one of the fourteen national cemeteries established by President Abraham Lincoln in 1862 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1996. The scene holds a quiet order: neat rows of white markers across green lawns, a tall flag steady near the center, and a broad sky shifting from warm apricot to cool violet as light settles along the horizon. Clusters of mature trees break the grid and lend scale, so the composition feels calm and measured rather than busy. More details here: https://www.jbvoigt.com/warehouse/art_print_products/default-hxmyfvc-lqo

11/02/2026

If I could sit down with my parents for one more conversation, there are so many things I’d ask.

That feeling is part of what inspired 𝐵𝑒𝑓𝑜𝑟𝑒 𝑌𝑜𝑢 𝐹𝑜𝑟𝑔𝑒𝑡 𝑡𝑜 𝐴𝑠𝑘. It’s a deeply personal book, almost an open diary about my parents, but it’s also an invitation to other families.

Along with my own memories, I’ve included 104 thoughtful questions to help you discover the stories your parents may never have told you.

I hope this book encourages you to ask, listen, and remember—while there’s still time.

Some conversations are too important to put off.

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Don’t wait for someday to ask what matters today.

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11/02/2026

I wanted to share an aerial view of Eastport Bridge at dawn. Warm bands of red, yellow, and orange on the horizon reflect across calm water while the bridge’s clean lines and dark piers give the scene a simple, steady structure. Learn more here: https://www.jbvoigt.com/warehouse/art_print_products/default-9-3rwuec-t8

11/01/2026

I spent the evening at the All Saints’ Day concert at the Naval Academy Chapel yesterday. If you’re going to spend Halloween in a darkened building, you might as well pick one with a magnificent pipe organ.

That organ can get your attention. You hear it, but you also feel it right through the pew. Add the lighting and a little Phantom of the Opera, and you have quite an evening.

Then came the candle-lighting ceremony, remembering our prisoners of war and those still missing in action, and honoring those who never came home. Watching that midshipman in dress whites carry the light through the darkened Chapel stayed with me. Amid all the music and theater, we stopped to remember.

I’ve known this Chapel since my midshipman days, and it still gets me. Glad I went.

10/30/2026

I wanted to share this harbor view. Early morning light spills across the Annapolis harbor and turns the water into a broad band of warm gold that cools toward the foreground. Dark docks and grouped yachts set a steady geometry, their reflections stretching into the calm surface, and a solitary sailboat sits just beyond the slips, adding to the stillness and sense of space. The palette is restrained, with amber, deep charcoal and muted indigo, so light and shadow define form more than color. I can see this bringing a calm, elegant focal point to a study, entryway, or living room. See it here: https://www.jbvoigt.com/warehouse/art_print_products/aaeb8efb-595d-4f68-a79f-81a6ac1e207b

10/28/2026

A harbor at dusk in bands of gold and amber, sailboats as dark silhouettes with long reflections stretching across calm water. I like that the warm light forms a clear pathway from the horizon to the foreground while thin clouds soften the upper sky into mauve and peach. Two slender transmission towers add a quiet, geometric balance and small buoy markers give gentle texture without breaking the hush. I think it would make a warm, peaceful focal point for a living room, study, or reception area. See it here: https://www.jbvoigt.com/warehouse/art_print_products/default-uzwhhagetd0

10/26/2026

There's a jagged triangular tear in rusted corrugated metal, and behind it a lattice of sun-bleached wooden beams with a narrow strip of green beyond. I was drawn to how the light slips through in thin bands and turns the interior into simple geometric patterns. It feels quietly resilient, parts that have weathered a lot but still read clean. Take a closer look here: https://www.jbvoigt.com/warehouse/art_print_products/default-ls6ojz1eais