Photographs with a source.
All photographs on these pages come from Jim’s travel archive. Credit: Jim.
Images were resized and re-encoded for the web. Sensitive embedded location and capture-time metadata was removed. Layout crops change between desktop and mobile. No scenes, people, amenities or objects were generated or added.
Photo: Jim. Sunrise over Delaware Bay, New Jersey. Personal archive, 2026.
Photo: Jim. East Point Lighthouse, New Jersey. Personal archive, 2025.
Photo: Jim. Norwegian Gem at Nassau. Personal archive, 2015. Another cruise ship is also visible.
Photo: Jim. Evening at sea during the 2015 Norwegian Gem cruise.
Photo: Jim. Actual cabin photographed on the 2015 cruise.
Photo: Jim. Paradise Island marina photographed during the Nassau visit in 2015.
Photo: Jim. Reptile photographed at Great Stirrup Cay in 2015. No conclusive species claim is made.
Photo: Jim. Allegheny River Campground, Pennsylvania. Personal archive, August 2019.
Photo: Jim. The Allegheny River during our spring campground stay. Personal archive, May 2021.
Photo: Jim. The cabin we stayed in during our Memorial Day weekend 2026 return, with Jim’s truck parked beside it.
Photo: Jim. The fire ring beside our cabin, where we spent much of the 2026 weekend.
Photo: Jim. New York at the beginning of our October 2024 Canada and New England cruise.
Photo: Jim. A quieter day aboard Norwegian Breakaway while the ship was in Newport.
Photo: Jim. Boston Public Garden during our October 2024 port day.
Photo: Jim. Portland's working waterfront during our October 2024 cruise stop.
Photo: Jim. Mist, water and a lighthouse during our Bay of Fundy whale-watching excursion. This is not presented as a whale photograph.
Photo: Jim. A waterfront view from the Halifax portion of our October 2024 archive.
Design and development credits
Original responsive HTML, CSS and JavaScript prepared for the TrustedTravelEssentials project, following Jim’s selected blue-and-white visual concept. The decorative sun-and-wave mark is a brand graphic.
Interaction references: W3C carousel pattern and Google web.dev carousel guidance. These informed the interaction design, not a claim of full accessibility certification.
Typography uses system font fallbacks. No font files are distributed.