Here are some slideshows on subjects that interest me.
If you would like to purchase any of the photos that we’ve posted leave us a comment and we will get back to you with the details. 100% of any money raised through the sale of any of my prints will go back into making the site better weather it be hi definition video hosting, camera equipment or site upgrades.
International Boston Seafood Show
The Worlds Greatest Lobster Roll
Sharon
Robert Newton
Mike Lindberg
laurielufkin
Frankie Gentile Jr.
Paul Morrison
RSS - Posts
Excellent piece of web publishing, great community space. Found you from a comment on the Rosa Rugosa painting I posted a couple of weeks ago. Glad to have gotten this link. Keep it up folks!
-nB
By: Nancy Boudreau on August 1, 2008
at 6:24 am
[...] Pics Posted by: Joey | August 5, 2008 [...]
By: Added A Couple New Slide Shows In The Picture Section « GoodMorningGloucester on August 5, 2008
at 5:42 am
Joe, You are such a talented man. I love your wed site.I would love to sit down some day and talk with you. I read your history on Capt. Joe it is Great!!!!!!! I Know this sounds so Glosta , But we must be related, My Father Charlie ” Shupado” and uncle Tony “Shupado” were born in Detroit MI. also and moved to Gloucester to FISH. My Dad was on the ST. Mary. I am glad to have found your site. Great job !!!!!!!!!!!
By: Charlie Ciaramitaro Birch Rd, on August 11, 2008
at 8:46 am
I was introuduced to your site by my sister-in-law Joanne Misuraca- Randazza and I love it. I was born in Gloucester, returned over the years, and just finished my visit,again. I’m at home now, in Mississippi and missing the beautiful sights. I went to your web-site and again, I was in Gloucester, for a few minutes. Can’t wait for your daily photo’s. I would love one of Kressy (?) beach. That dragon used to scare me as a child but now…not so big. I will forward this to all of my “born Gloucester” but live elsewhere relatives…they will love it!!!
By: Jayne Randazza Cooper on August 13, 2008
at 12:55 pm
[...] from Good Morning Gloucester [...]
By: Casco Bay Boaters » Freaks of the Crab & Lobster World on September 16, 2008
at 9:48 pm
My brother used to tuna fish there for 15 years
it’s a beautiful place and really mis it!
By: dan on September 17, 2008
at 8:45 pm
seeing your beautiful photo collection: Gloucester at Dawn, inspired me to write this poem. (Wrote it while watching your slide show!)
land at the edge of land
here, i cannot tell the dawn from the dusk
waves crashing in the darkness
sparkles of setting sun
or setting moon
lamplight
the quiet hush
land at the edge of land
here is where i die and am reborn
here is where i am carried away
by tide upon tide
so i can create myself again
and again
By: Lynn McKenna on November 6, 2008
at 4:47 pm
Joe Palmisano referred me to this site. Raised in Gloucester and now in Germany…I look at all these pictures and they bring back so many memories. This is a great site. Thanks Joe and Joe
By: Kim Burgess on January 31, 2009
at 7:04 pm
Stumbled upon your site this morning and sat here with a lump in my throat as I looked at your beautiful pictures of my beloved Gloucester. Left there in 1978, but as you can see by my last name, still have many ties there and return to visit as often as I can. Keep up the good work. I will check back regularly and look forward to more pictures.
By: Carlo on March 14, 2009
at 7:25 am
btw: I can’t find the pics of the dragon at Kressey’s Beach. Anyone have any info on who put it there and when. I remember it being there when I was little, living on Bond Street in the late 50’s and early 60’s.
By: Carlo Lovasco on March 14, 2009
at 8:03 am
The dragon was drawn by Bob Stevenson who still has a studio just off main street. I believe a group of us young pre high school beach bums painted it in the summer of 1955 or 1956.
Bill Burr
GHS 60
By: Bill Burr on March 23, 2009
at 1:01 pm
Hi Joe,
I hope you guys are chillin’ in Florida.
Slow day here so I am going through all the past stuff on GMG. What a great site! Not only does it give the locals a way to see what they are missing right under there noses but it give us on the other side of the Annisquam a close up on the best shoreline on the east coast.
Keep up the good work.
And next time, buy a Webber grill. It will never rot out like your last one!
By: peterchristmas on March 14, 2009
at 9:32 am
this site suggested by Penelope Crane
By: terry lucido doyle on March 23, 2009
at 11:08 am
Great job, Joey!
By: terry lucido doyle on March 23, 2009
at 11:17 am
WOW, EXCELLENT MADE ME A LITTLE HOMESICK, LOVED ALL THE PHOTOS AND THE SONG IS GREAT. BRENDA “GRACE” LAINO , STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK LIVED IN GLOUCESTER FOR 24YEARS UNTIL I MOVED TO NY MY FAMILY IS STILL IN GLOUCESTER SO I ENJOY TRAVELING HERE EVERY SUMMER AND FALL.
By: BRENDA LAINO on April 15, 2009
at 6:34 pm
Hey, great photo’s. I sent some for the slide show and have some others I would like to share
how would I go about that???
By: shelley Vincent on June 20, 2009
at 12:44 pm
send them to sharon at the same email address she gave you. thanks so much for contributing
By: Joey on June 20, 2009
at 2:45 pm
My Ladyfriend and I had a good time in Your town Saturday night, brings back memories of earlier life in Vermont when i was a kid, and thanks again, James Raymond
By: James Raymond on August 16, 2009
at 1:13 pm
Does anyone remember the picture of the sailing ship painted on a rock in the bass rocks area?
By: coolpapa on September 7, 2009
at 1:00 pm
Joey,cheek’s son here,I ben fishing throuout the westcoast of northamerica for the last 8 years from california to Alaska and Points east(the great salt lake in Utah)from squid seining in Santa barbra to Bristol bay.Left Kodiak Ak.last week,on anchor now off Friday harbor in puget sound geting a load of salmon from the seine fleet and running them to ketchican ak.love the site got a boat pulling up got to go…
By: Joseph Curcuru Jr. on September 10, 2009
at 11:35 am
I would like to purchase a print of the photo at the top of the opening page (horizontal , Good Harbor beach)—please let me know terms, shipping etc.
All your pics are wonderful but this is the most evocative for me.
By: Connie Lufkin Barr on November 11, 2009
at 12:36 pm
The pictures are wonderful.What dslr and lens are you using? Our daughter just moved up there September 1
By: coolpapa on November 21, 2009
at 11:18 am
I don’t use a dslr, I use a megazoom semi-compact. A sony DSC H20 and I love it’s portability and versatility for what I do for the blog.
I think it’s the perfect blogger’s camera because when you are trying to capture moments on the fly, you will miss most shots if you rely on carrying around a dslr with the lenses.
As someone once said- The best camera is the one you have with you. If it’s too big to carry all the time- well that isn’t going to do you much good when something really cool happens and you are without it.
By: Joey on November 21, 2009
at 12:24 pm