Serge Tremblay – The Road To Glory Days
*Editor’s Note – This interview happened in early 2020. Rocker Serge Tremblay riffs on his ongoing ‘Glory Days’ gig, getting on-stage with Mighty Max Weinberg, and where it all started […]
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Andrea Guerriero has an ongoing love and appreciation for the Arts (music, art, plays, musicals, concerts, movies, museums, art galleries, etc.) and is in constant pursuit of new experiences.
On a family trip in 2015, Andrea found herself in Duluth, Minnesota and up close to the longest freighter that sails the Great Lakes, dubbed the Queen of the Lakes, the Paul R. Tregurtha. Her passion for photographing all vessels that pass through the Soo Locks took seed.
Since then, her adventurous attitude led to meetings with shipping officials and boating aficionados, eventually landing her on the American Spirit, aboard as a guest photographer, for a seven day rotation.
What once was a hobby has become a side career. Andrea has photos, videos and merchandise available for purchase, of all things related to Marine Traffic in the Great Lakes including Lakers, Tugs, U.S. Coast Guard, Canadian Coast Guard, cruise ships, etc..
Contact: facebook.com/DreDesignsGLMP
*Editor’s Note: This interview recorded in 2021.
“I really don’t know why it is that all of us are committed to the sea, except I think it is because in addition to the fact that the sea changes and the light changes, and ships change, it is because we all came from the sea.”
john f. kennedy
Andrea Guerriero Photography
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