Mayor Catherine Pugh celebrates with the crowd after her inauguration on Tuesday December 6th, 2016 inside of the War Memorial Building in Batlimore. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby addresses the media July 27 in west Baltimore, with a mural depicting Freddie Gray behind her, after charges were dropped against the three remaining officers charged in connection with Gray’s death. (Maximilian Franz/The Daily Record)
6.23.2016 Baltimore, MD- Baltimore City States Attorney Marilyn Mosby leaves the circuit court Thursday morning after Judge Barry Williams aquitted Officer Caesar Goodson on all charges in connection with the death of Freddie Gray. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
6.23.2016 BALTIMORE, MD- Protestors demonstrate outside of the Baltimore City Circuit Courthouse awaiting the verdict in the trial of Officer Caesar Goodson, the driver who was charged in the Freddie Gray murder case. (The Dailly Record/Maximilian Franz)
6.14.16 GLEN BURNIE, MD-Rebecca Tse, Lab Technician taking measurements in the Burn Test Room at the Chesapeake Bay Candle Company production facility in Glen Burnie, which is celebrating its 5th anniversary on 6-17-16. The candle company does about half of its production in Maryland and the rest oversees which is a new trend for companies to try and bring manufacturing jobs back to the United States. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
6.7.16 BALTIMORE, MD--The Liquefied Natural Gas tanks at the BGE Spring Gardens facility at the I-95-395 interchange are being painted with iconic Baltimore themed designs in honor of the company's 200th Anniversary. BGE was founded in 1816 as The Gas Light Company of Baltimore and is the oldest Gas utility company in North America. The murals are being painted by G. C. Zamas & Company, Inc. and should be completed for the 200th Celebration on June 17th. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
4.28.2016 BALTIMORE, MD- Kevin Plank, CEO and Founder of Under Armour is seen here silhouetted against a powerpoint slide of a note board in his office during their annual stockholders meeting. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
4.11.2016 ANNAPOLIS, MD- Senator Robert A."Bobby" Zirkin, D- Baltimore County, hugs Marcia Goldman, mother of Noah Leotta, a police officer who was killed by a drunk driver, as Noah's fater, Richard Leotta, looks on after a hearing before the final vote on Noah's Law on the final night of the 2016 Maryland General Assembly. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
4..5.2016 BALTIMORE, MD- Throngs of fans stream into Oriole Park at Camden Yards Monday afternoon for the Baltimore Orioles' Opening Day.The image was captured using a 30 second exposure and the use of a neutral density filter, showing the movement of the crowd into the Eutaw Street entrance. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
4.1.2016 BALTIMORE, MD- Baltimore was home to the first large-scale international light festival in the United States and featured interactive exhibits all over downtown like this peacock outside of the Pier 5 hotel. The festival welcomed over 400,000 visitors and generated $33.8 Million in economic impact. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
1.25.2016 BALTIMORE, MD- Snow removal Crews build massive piles of snow removed from Baltimore City streets and hauled to a parking lot under Interstate 395 by West Ostend Street near M&T Bank Stadium after a severe winter storm dumped nearly 40 inches of snow on Central Maryland. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
07.07.15 BALTIMORE, MD. Ten years after Cirque du Soleil Varekai debuted in Baltimore under the Big Top, it's back from Wednesday, July 8 to Sunday, July 12 at the Royal Farms Arena. As part of the promotion of the show returning to Baltimore, a few of the shows performers invaded Phillips Crab deck at the Baltimore Harbor. From left, Skywatcher character and Sarah Wong, Server at Phillips crab deck, watch Magioso character balance a crab hammer on his nose. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
04.28.15 BALTIMORE, MD- Egyptian native and Baltimore resident Alaa Mansour, was working part time at the Gold Apple Watch and Jewelry Repair on East Fayette street in Balimore with rioters caught him outside of the store when trying to leave on Monday around 5:30pm, beat him to the ground and stole $470 of his person. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
04.28.15 BALTIMORE, MD- Egyptian native and Baltimore resident Alaa Mansour, was working part time at the Gold Apple Watch and Jewelry Repair on East Fayette street in Balimore with rioters caught him outside of the store when trying to leave on Monday around 5:30pm, beat him to the ground and stole $470 of his person. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
04.28.15 BALTIMORE, MD- Monica Bland, a worker for the CVS store at the intersection of Pennsylvania and North Avenue, that was the scene of a standoff between Police and rioters yesterday, is seen here consoled by her friends Erica Louis and Sara Wolfe after breaking into tears after seeing the destruction the morning after the looters had set fire to the structure. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
11-25-14 BALTIMORE, MD- A group of students at the University of Baltimore Law School gathered on the campus sidewalk and laid down for the 4 minutes following 11:51 am on Tuesday November 25th, and had their bodies outlined in chalk. They did this to commemorate the 4 hours that Michael Browns body laid in the street after being shot dead and to support his family in peaceful protest. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
9.14.2014 BALTIMORE, MD- The US Navy Blue Angels were in Baltimore as part of the Star Spangeled Spectacular to celebrate the bicentenial of the writing of the Star Spangeled Banner. Here the Blue Angels are flying past the Natty Boh sign on Brewers Hill near Canton. (Special to The Daily Record by Maximilian Franz on his day off)
9.10.2014 BALTIMORE, MD- Cdr. Ted Huebner, of Carrier Strike Group B. Salutes the flag at Fort McHenry from the deck of the USS Oak Hill as it sails into Baltimore for the Star-Spangled Spectacular weekend. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
6.12.2014 BALTIMORE, MD- A group of Brazilian Students from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine congregated at Slainte Irish Pub and Restaurant to cheer their nation's team in the the opening game of the 2014 World Cup. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
4.30.14 BALTIMORE, MD- Heavy rain fell on Baltimore, causing a lot of problems, including a street collapse that sent soil, cars and debris into the CSX tracks along 26th Street between Charles and St. Paul Streets. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
3.27.14- BALTIMORE, MD- A stocked trout bites the lure of Owings Mills resident Kevin Godfrey, and jumps from the water while being reeled in. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
3.27.14- BALTIMORE, MD- Mark Staley, Central Maryland Fishery's Biologist, introduces Trout into the Gwynn Oak Pond in Baltimore City by tossing them from one net at a time. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
3-21-14 BALTIMORE, MD- Heather Lillemoe, reading to the crowd that she was accepted to Vanderbuilt for General Surgery. Photo taken at the University of Maryland Medical System's Match Day, which was held at the Hippodrome Theater on March 21st, 2014. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
01.31.14 BALTIMORE, MD- Photo taken while Rubicon Productions was working on their film "Racing the Times", a documentary about the horse racing industry in Maryland, while on Country Life Farm in Bel Air, MD on 1-31-14. (Maximilian Franz/The Daily Record)
10.30.12- BALTIMORE, MD- A large Oak tree fell on the home and lifted the car of owner Andy Smith on Hillen Road near Towson. The Tree fell during high winds around 6:30 pm on October 29th, 2012 around the time Hurricane Sandy made landfall. The Family was in the home but no one was injured. (Maximilian Franz/The Daily Record).
09.27.12- WASHINGTON, DC- Photo of the front facade of the Supreme Court Building, where the renovation scaffolding has been wrapped in a dust cloth that has been printed to look like the building. (Maximilian Franz/The Daily Record).
09.02.2012- Baltimore, MD- Indy cars race down Pratt Street through a light rain during the main race of the 2012 Baltimore Grand Prix. Maximilian Franz
08.21.12- ELLICOT CITY, MD- Photos of the CSX train derailment that happened on the train bridge that crosses Frederick Road in Historic Ellicot City. The coal freight train derailed in the early hours of August 21st, killing two 19 year old girls, Elizabeth Nass and Rose L. Mayr. (Maximilian Franz/The Daily Record).
08.15.12- BALTIMORE, MD- Lewis Dixon, a 14 year old North Baltimore resident, looks at the windshield of his mother car that was destroyed by his basketball hoop during sever thunder stroms the night before. The family as well as thousands of other families in the Baltimore area also lost power throughout the night but most were back up by the morning. (Maximilian Franz/The Daily Record).
08.13.12- BALTIMORE, MD- Photos from the Press flight of the WWII Boeing B-17 bomber that has been restored as a replica of the "Memphis Belle" and is being operated by the volunteer orgainization, The Liberty Foundation. The plane will be flying out of Martin State Airport on August 18th and 19th offering passengers a unique 30 minute flight on a historic bomber for the price of $450 a person. Once numbering in the thousands, these Boeing planes were used from WWII until the Vietnam war, now less than 15 are deemed air-worthy. (Maximilian Franz/The Daily Record).
06.13.12- BALTIMORE, MD- The Cuauhtemoc, from Mexico, passes the Domino Sugar plant with sailors standing in formation on her masts at it enters the inner harbor for the city's week long Sailabration commemoration of the bicentenial of the War of 1812. Maximilian Franz
06.13.12- BALTIMORE, MD- Sailors aboard the Guayas look out over the inner Harbor as the Tall ship from Ecuador, and 39 other vessels from all over the globe, arrived Wednesday for the city's week long Sailabration commemoration of the bicentenial of the War of 1812. Maximilian Franz
06.11.12- BALTIMORE, MD- Fire fighters from Truck 23 stand along Broadway street waiting for their commands while a vacant warehouse at South Broadway and Eastern Avenue burns in the background. The Fire Department said the buildings roof collapsed and one firefighter suffered a minor injury. Maximilian Franz
09.08.2011 PORT DEPOSIT, MD- Due to the extreme amounts of rainfall in the past week the town of Port Deposit, along the Susquehanna River in Cecil County, has been flooded in areas and some roads have been closed. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz).
