Photography

Marc at home

Black And White Photography, Photography, Steven

Marc at home © Steven Willard

I’m glad to call Marc my friend. Former Marine wounded in Vietnam, photographer, camera repairman, a true polymath with more books than some town libraries. I made this portrait of Marc while he was sitting at his bar, lit by one overhead light fixture, one of those hanging things with a large frosted bulb with a white shade.

I don’t take enough portraits of my friends. It’s something I should do more often. You probably should too.

Pentax K5IIs with legacy 50mm f1.4 lens processed in Snapseed.

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Embankment Underground Station

Black And White Photography, Joerg, Photography

London Embankment Station at quitting time on a late December day, when the subway is full and the people are on the way home or heading for a pub. London is my forever love and from time to time I have to walk through, night and day.

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On the ferry

Black And White Photography, David, Photography

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These people caught my eye on the way home to my sisters house via the local ferry. This picture, in my eyes has something. I have a picture (below) taken a few seconds before where the guy on the right isn’t leaning. It just seemed boring. This shot has something more. A kind of intimacy that didn’t exist in the other shot. However that is up to you to to decide.

Here’s the other.

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Leica M9P

Leica Summilux M50 f/1.4 ASPH

Crop Circles

Black And White Photography, David Jensen, iPhoneography, Mobile Photography, Photography

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After my last post “Looking Down” crop circles were mentioned.  As a matter of fact, I did see some.  And, I may have found Pac Man.

More of my work can be seen at Northern Visions Media.

Open Architecture

Alakajay, Black And White Photography, Photography

This 10,000 square foot structure known as the Independence Hall was completed in 1953 to commemorate Sri Lanka’s independence from Great Britain gained in 1948 and is located in Colombo and was designed to follow traditional Sri Lankan architectural style and patterns