The Blue Crab Coffee Shop, 102 S Fremont St, St Michaels
Sunday, November 1 – Monday, November 30, 2026
Our annual photography show and exhibition welcomes all creative directions in photography.
The show is open to all St. Michaels Art League member’s photography work including fine art photography created using any camera, an iPhone or iPad, or a computer enhanced image. The exhibit showcases the work of members and is open to a variety of subject matter and styles including people, travel, wildlife, lifestyle and artistic. All photo finishing options are welcomed, including canvas wrap, metal, and traditional framed prints.
This exhibit will run through the month of November at The Blue Crab Coffee Shop in St. Michaels. The show will be juried, and many pieces of artwork are for sale.
Our Juror:
Mickey Pullen is an award winning, published travel/landscape photographer and a photography processing educator with over 20 years of experience. His photography experience has led him to all 50 states and international destinations. His photography has been exhibited locally at American Academy of Art, Adkins Arboretum, The Foundry and Blackwater Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center. His work as a freelance photographer can also be seen in the Caroline Review and Attraction Magazine as well as in event photography for Caroline County Recreation and Parks. His ongoing photography education is centered around his YouTube channel, Eastern Shore Photo Instruction. But you will also find education sessions on FStoppers Online Magazine and at local Eastern Shore photo clubs.
Learn more about Mickey Pullen: https://mickeypullen.photography/work
Learn more and register here!
SMAL_2026 Photography Show Registration
We had a wonderful turn-out for our 2025 show. With 11 participating members and 29 photographs, we have filled The Blue Crab with art. Our judge, Ron Peiffer awarded honors and addressed the members at a meeting.
First Place – “Stacey’s Crab Boil – Tangier Island”, Sharon Thorpe
Second Place – “Crabber at First Light”, Tresa Howington
Third Place – “The Art of the Ordinary”, Martin Zell
Honorable Mention – “Follow the Light”, George Sass
Honorable Mention – “Under the Span”, Tresa Howington