
This must be the traffic jam that time forgot. Just after the zombie apocalypse.
The Zombies are gone now there is only the vehicles again rusting back to earth.
Nikon D800
Nikon 24-70.

This must be the traffic jam that time forgot. Just after the zombie apocalypse.
The Zombies are gone now there is only the vehicles again rusting back to earth.
Nikon D800
Nikon 24-70.

One from my Car cemetery series. I re-visited my album and found the shots that deserve a second look. I liked this one I shot with an old 20mm manual lens on my D800 worked out well I think.

A personal one for a change (well it’s family) My son Patrick and my nephews daughter Caitlin share a moment while waiting to go shopping.
Natural lighting from the window made for great lighting
Leica M9P
Summilux 35 mm f1.4 ASPH

Another from my weekend in Ghent.
D800
Nikon 24-70 f2.8

Taken while wandering around at a Sunday morning market in city of Ghent in Belgium. I loved this couple deep in conversation checking out the old postcards. The guy looks like a great character to me. I didn’t want to get too close so this is a heavily cropped shot.The D800 makes it easy to do with the large image files it produces.
D800
Nikon 24-70 f2.8

…that sees what lies ahead,
a reflective moment before entering the grand expanse of water.
Time to savor the calm within.
The passage from the Lester River to Lake Superior, Duluth, Minnesota.
More of my images can be seen at Northern Visions Media.

I took this shot an an abbey in Belgium this past autumn. I really didn’t think much of it until I got home and put it up on my screen. There are just so many contrasts and textures in this shot I just wanted to share it. What makes the shot for me is the grain in the water butt and the stone wall. The watering can just adds a little something to the shot.The ferns providing a soft framework.
Nikon D800
Nikon 24-70 f2.8
PP in Silver efex Pro2

The Fab four. Ok in Lego but still fun all the same. This was a table top shot of a present my sister sent me for my birthday just before Christmas. I’ve always been a fan and if you are too look for the Yellow Submarine set next time you surf Amazon 😉
Sony RX100 MKII (Takes a nice Macro shot)

Just before the festive season washes over us I’d just like to take the time to say a big thank you to all the contributors, and guest contributors here at Monochromia. I know I’m not too good and answering e-mails and I’m a bit slow at answering comments. However I want you all to know that I appreciate you all and the inspiration you give, and what would Monochromia be without all the readers.
Lastly and big thank you to Joe and his elves who put this site together for us all to enjoy
(Sorry about not being able to meet up in Albany this year Joe.)
My wife received a Willow tree angel from a colleague this year. This shot fits my sentiment. Thanks again one, and all and have a peaceful and happy Christmas.
Camera : My wife’s Sony RX100 MKII
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