Last weekend I finally returned to the Oregon coast, more than six years after my last visit. A black & white photographer’s paradise, for sure. The Astoria-Megler Bridge, taking US 101 across the Columbia River, the last bridge before the river runs into the Pacific Ocean. The gloomy weather definitely helped in taking this long exposure monochrome image, smoothing out motion in water and clouds.
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You can almost watch it creeping up on you as the snow line descends down the mountainside. One from a trip to Longyearbyen (Svalbard)
The Big Savage Tunnel is located on The Great Allegheny Passage Trail which runs 150 miles through Pennsylvania and Western Maryland. The GAP Trail is part of the Rails to Trails movement which creates multi-use public paths from abandoned railroad corridors. At 3,291 ft long, the Big Savage Tunnel was built by the Western Maryland Railway in 1912, and refurbished for bicyclists and hikers in 2003.
(c) by Andre Krajnik
More of my images can be seen on my own blog.
People checking out the stage for that night’s concert in Shenzhen, China, X100F
Before the music starts — people at a Shenzhen venue checking out the stage. The X100F in available stage light: high contrast, directional, unpredictable. Monochrome collapses the coloured gels into a simpler tonal range and focuses attention on the posture and movement of the figures rather than the spectacle behind them. See the full article: China — Shenzhen Day 3 on IJM Photography.
Pine Patterns
Image was taken with a Fujifilm X-T5 and XF 60mm f/2.4 lens
Cleveland Park, DC
Alghero, Sardinia, Italy
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Monochromia 
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