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February 10, 2006

Send us your snow pix

As always, MarylandWeather.com welcomes readers' digital photos of any extreme or unusual, or just beautiful weather events, including the approaching snowstorm.

So, visit our Readers' Photos gallery at the bottom of the main weather page, register, log in, then follow the instructions for submitting your pictures. Send us only your very best, and please bear in mind we need to screen these pictures for appropriateness, and that can take a little time.

So, stay safe, enjoy the snow this weekend, and take your camera.

February 24, 2005

Snap a great snow photo? Beam it up !

MarylandWeather.com welcomes readers' photos to our Photo Gallery. Just click here, then click on "Register" . Follow the directions and upload your images. Be sure to include information on when and where the picture was taken. All submissions are screened for appropriateness and posted as soon as they're cleared.

November 11, 2004

Readers' weather photos invited

The "Photo Galleries" corner of The Sun's new weather page, Marylandweather.com, invites readers to submit their weather-related photographs for posting on the Web site. Snowstorms, funnel clouds, flooding, lightning, sunsets or other dramatic cloud formations, oddities - anything weather-related will be considered for posting.

We'll even consider other sky phenomena, such as Nov. 7th's rare Northern Lights display, eclipses or meteors. We've opened the feature with several pictures of the aurora, taken by Maryland readers in Mt. Airy and Timonium, including three by WMAR-TV Channel 2 weatherman Norm Lewis.

We request that images submitted for posting be appropriate for publication, timely and Maryland-based. All photos will be reviewed for suitability before being accepted and published. Please include the photographer's name, the date, time and place where the picture was taken, and, if possible, details on the equipment and camera settings you used.

To submit images, you'll need to register first. Follow the directions, fill out the forms. When you're done, you will be able to upload your digital images.

Many thanks for your interest.

About the blogger


Frank Roylance is a reporter for The Baltimore Sun. He came to Baltimore from New Bedford, Mass. in 1980 to join the old Evening Sun. He moved to the morning Sun when the papers merged in 1993, and has spent most of his time since covering science, including astronomy and the weather. One of The Sun's first online Web logs, the Weather Blog debuted in October 2004. In June 2006 Frank also began writing comments on local weather and stargazing for The Sun's print Weather Page.
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