Moosic Publishing

The Port of Savannah – a photographic study is available from:

The Workbooks

I designed this series of workbooks to help define my final port photo study, The Port of Savannah, as well as edit down a massive number of images into a series that tells a story. The Port of Savannah contains photos from each of the four workbooks, along with additional material.

The workbooks are arranged chronologically and by subject matter. Because of numerous factors, this has been a dynamic process.

I. Early photos to the winter of 2016/2017

II. Winter 2016/17 through 2020: The push boat Clean Sweep – Myrick Construction – Colonial Terminals – Tugboats

III. 2019 to 2022: Garden City Container Terminal – Hapag-Lloyd container ships – Ocean Terminal – More Tugboats

IV. 2023 to Present: Changes including Ocean Terminal – Gantry Cranes – Tying up ships – River Pilots – And . . .

Special Note: The Workbooks are a limited editions, 500 books each, signed and numbered.

The Port of Savannah – Workbook No. 4 is at the printers . . . arriving soon!

The Port of Savannah – Wookbook No 3 is available from:

Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum, Savannah, GA

The Port of Savannah – Wookbook No. 2 is available from:

Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum, Savannah, GA

Crescent Towing & Salvage is available from:

Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum, Savannah, GA

Western Maryland Railway is Available from:

Western Maryland Railway Historical Society

Baltimore Museum Of Industry

John has been photographing and documenting things that interest him for over 55 years. Never having to make a living with his works has given John almost unlimited potential to pursue his areas of interests, boats, ships, trains, various shorelines, and people who have passed his way. John has published over 20 books, just click on Current Books In Print to see all that are currently available.

And there is The Tuscon Phantom, a work of fiction that rates its own website.

Years of photographs, many can be seen at:

John’s PhotoShelter Site

Facebook

John’s Traditional Photo Site

Port of Savannah

The best way to contact Moosic Publishing and John Van Horn.