I took this shot of my niece Jessica waiting her turn to shoot pool
More Boneyard Beach Florida
Black And White Photography, C.S. Young Jr., PhotographyThe Last House on Malmveien
Black And White Photography, David, Photography
One from my visit this summer to Røros in Norway. One of Norways 8 UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Cycling the Dan
Black And White Photography, Laurie, Mobile Photography, Photography
Greg and I spent a weekend in Danville, Virginia, and I enjoyed riding on the Riverwalk Trail which is situated along the Dan River. The city of Danville got its name because it developed near a major crossing and falls on the Dan River which powered the massive historic Dan River Mills textile operation, shaping the local economy for generations. In the decades since the textile industry died, Danville has transformed its old tobacco warehouse district into a bustling River District featuring local restaurants, breweries, loft apartments, and a gorgeous riverfront park.
low tide!
Andre, Black And White Photography, PhotographyBeached in Iceland
Black And White Photography, David Jensen, PhotographyThe Sandgerti appears to have found it’s last resting place on a beach in Iceland

Fujifilm GFX 100s, Fuji GF 45-100mm F4
More of my photography can be found on my website and my blog.
Greeter At The Empire State Building
Photography, Black And White Photography, Martha
Fujifilm X-E5 and XF56mm R lens, Acros film simulation
High Surf, Golden Gate
Black And White Photography, Jane, Photography
High Surf, Golden Gate
It’s A Girl My Lord
Black And White Photography, Joseph, Photography
“In a flatbed Ford slowin’ down to take a look at me” – Take It Easy lyrics by Jackson Browne and Glenn Frey. Image was taken with an iPhone 17 Pro and post processed in Luminar Neo and Silver Efex Pro
The Shake Off
Alakajay, Black And White Photography, Photography
Labor Day morning at the Smithsonian National Zoo offered a quiet moment of focus amidst the holiday crowds. Stepping out of the pool, this tiger sent a halo of backlit spray into the air, turning a split second of motion into a striking study of contrast, texture, and force.



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