Me. Warts and all. This is what you get when you are up far too early and waiting for the day to begin. Maybe I should, light-heartedly challenge the other contributors here on Monochromia to do the same. We’ll see. At least you know why I keep myself on the other side of the camera now lol:
As I walked down a tiny lane in Kastraki, Greece, I came across several Pomegranate trees laden with fruit. Having never lived in a place where they grow naturally, it was such a treat to see!
More of my images can be seen on my own blog.
Hello to all, it’s good to be back on Monochromia as a main contributor. After taking some time to attend to other obligations which reduced my ability to spend as much time as I wanted enjoying photography, I’m getting out more often again. For those who haven’t seen my work, much of it is from northern Minnesota and the shore of Lake Superior. However, I do travel outside my home in Duluth and always have my cameras at the ready.
This image is from a night when I was attempting to photograph the northern lights. I found this dark location by a cemetery which became my focus while waiting for the sky to cooperate.
Fujifilm GFX 100s, Fuji GF 30mm 3.5.
Rocking Hall – an ancient shooting lodge and abandoned farmhouse, miles from anywhere on remote Barden moor in North Yorkshire. With grandson Domonic.
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