Lora Rakowski of the Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) talks about road conditions.

Lora Rakowski Maryland SHA

Christopher Bishop, spokesman for the Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) talks about road conditions after the March 1 storm.

Christopher Bishop SHA

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I was asked by, ugh, a person who was writing some stuff on me, on the 100 year celebration of State Roads - State Highway Administration and he asked me what was the most important - most valuable picture that I have ever taken. Now I had done stuff with the Woodrow Wilson Bridge, the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and I did all of these different places. But I told him, which is my truth, the most valuable and the most important picture that I ever took was the picture of my mother. I say and I look at it on lots of occasions. When people like you, or anybody else, show a person of your mother the person sees the picture of the mother, 'oh that's a lovely picture,' but when you see the picture you see a whole lifetime and all of that's there I say. That to me is a cherished memory that I would never have to worry about making copies of I say, because the original is all right here.

SHA Photographer Timothy Hyman discusses his favorite photo

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SHA Photographer Timothy Hyman discusses his favorite photo

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