
When the clouds come down to almost kiss the ground.
Bryant Park, New York City.

When the clouds come down to almost kiss the ground.
Bryant Park, New York City.

“It is the quietening of the day that most appeals.”
~ Fennel Hudson

This is a shot of a derelict house at the end of a local road. It still looks a little lived in. It’s on private ground so I haven’t been inside. I think the people that own the house (They have another next door) use it as a shed.
I just love the peeling paint and the hanging bicycle.
Leica M9P and Summilux 35mm f1.4 ASPH.

Fuji X30 – 1/240 @ f/3.6 – ISO 200

Didier is a talented writer, filmmaker and photographer based in Paris, France. When he first contacted me about joining Monochromia I was immediately struck by the depth of the images he submitted. I am glad to have him on board as part of our family and I hope to meet him this coming June when he visits New York City to work on a project. Jusqu’à ce que nous rencontrons à New York – Joe

Rico is a photographer based out of Scotland. When our very own Susan Licht had suggested contacting Rico to possibly join us as a Guest Contributor I immediately took a look at his black and white work on our sister Facebook group “Life in Black and White”. I was delighted with the creativity his images displayed. I then started the hunt for him to join us and boy am I glad he agreed. His work is very creative and refreshing I love it. I hope to get the chance to meet him one day – Joe

When Ingrid first contacted me to join Monochromia as a Guest Contributor I was totally blown away with the initial image she sent me. It had such “soul” (for lack of a better word) and emotion that I promptly responded to her request with a resounding “YES”. Ingrid is a French photographer who is living in Munich, Germany and I absolutely adore every image she has shared with us. Here is another look at the first image she submitted – Joe

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