Fuji X-T1 and XF14mm f/2.8 R Lens – 1/30 @ f/4.0 – ISO 5000
Good Life and Coffee
Black And White Photography, Elina, Photography
Loving the small unique and lovely cafe’s I keep discovering in Helsinki.
Do You See Me ?
Black And White Photography, Didier, Photography
Stacy’s Cow
Emilio, Photography
Barcelona VI
Black And White Photography, Charly, Photography
You can see my blog at Charly Senall.
South Bronx Blizzard
Black And White Photography, Patti, Photography
The big blizzard and a view from the Third Avenue Bridge, Mott Haven, South Bronx. NYC
Snow
Black And White Photography, Photography
“..filling up the world’s concavities, pillowing up in the gloaming, making night light with its whiteness, and then falling still in every one’s dreams”
~ John Crowley
Sad Saab
Black And White Photography, David, Photography
This shot just screams children’s stories. Just look at those headlights and the sad look they give. I took it at an angle to make it seem he or she is sneaking a look around the tree.
Nikon D800
24-70 f2.8
What a Set!
Black And White Photography, Laurie, Photography
While I’ve never seen The Rolling Stones, I did get to see a Stones Tribute Band a couple weeks ago. Photography was challenging for me because of the dark, the emissions from the fog machine, and because I was dancin’ like Jumpin’ Jack Flash.
To see more images from a really fun night in a historic theater, check out Life on the Bike and Other Fab Things.
Grids and Arches
Black And White Photography, Photography
Terminal C, Ronald Reagan National Airport, Washington, DC
For a color version of this photo plus one taken at twilight, visit VisualVenturing.com.
Monochromia 
Woah! We don’t see stars like that in DC!! So awesome, Emilio 🙂
To which I replied:
You don’t get stars like this in Las Vegas, either. You have to get out where there is no ambient light from cities or towns. We have lots of desert around here. But around near my house it’s just like anywhere else.
And it continued:
True that, Emilio. How long a drive is it for you to reach star-studded spots like these?
We drove over 3 hours on Lynn’s birthday one year for night skies. Coming home we killed three rabbits crossing the road in front of us and almost collided with a random cow on the road in the dark. But we’ve just recently found a place about an hour away. The Las Vegas Strip gives off so much light you can see the glow even up in the mountains about a half hour away!
A cow?? Is there farmland out there in the hinterlands?? And an hour away – wow. So does that mean we won’t be seeing more photos from the Strip??
No, Stacy. It does not mean no more Strip photos! But yes, it does mean there is farmland out here in the hinterlands. The photo above is 63.21 miles away (according to Google Maps) which (also according to Google maps) translates to 1 hour and 1 minute away. But since no one drives the speed limit on the I-15 heading North out of Las Vegas, the trip is considerably shorter.
So, anyway, Stacy, don’t have a cow! Tomorrow I will post a photo from the Strip on Photos By Emilio. Just for you!
And Joe, sorry this image isn’t strictly black and white but it just seemed a bit too harsh without a slight tint. I’ll behave next week.