
Intemporel
Black And White Photography, Ingrid, Photography


…while she was talking to her mother at a wedding we attended.
Nikon D800
Nikon 24-70 f/2.8
PP Silver Efex ProII
More of my images can be seen at my own blog.


Witnessing the birth of my first granddaughter was one of the most amazing events of my life. I had three weeks with them and had fun photographing the birth and then the first ten days of her life. This was a sweet moment between new father and daughter

While out wondering around on a foggy Duluth day, I came upon this broken and twisted clump of trees. I felt it had so much character, especially in the fog.
More of my images can be seen at my Northern Visions blog.

New York city is a paradise for street photographers. This image was taken in Madison Square Park and its not my typical kind of work. What I mean by my last sentence is I asked to take this image (I’m usually more of a gun and run type of street shooter), Thank you Brittany and Marqis for being so gracious and letting me intrude in you’re space on this beautiful day in NYC.

Brookside Gardens, Maryland

Well, to be honest, these are not actually the sands of the Kalahari. These are the sands of Death Valley. But I figure there isn’t much difference between the sands of South Africa and California. So why did I choose the title of a 1965 British film that I’ve never seen? Just liked the name I suppose.
I wonder if the film is any good?
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