Category: black and white photography
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Week in Review/What was your Favorite?
Hard to believe the first weekend of 2014 is almost over. It seems like yesterday the year was just beginning. (please see more text and photo of the week poll below) Please don’t miss a gallery of this blog’s best photos from 2013 at the I See Beauty All Around Top 40 Survey…
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Is Washington a Color or Black and White (Photography) Town?
I have lived and worked in the D.C. area for most of my life and taken countless thousands of photos here. (please see more text and photos below) Want to see another ISBAA post with a Black and White D.C. Photo, please check out Early Morning on the National Mall
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2013 Year in Review : How Many Ways Can You Photograph a Bridge?
Before the new year starts, I thought it would be fun to look back on the most viewed and most “liked” posts on this blog. For some of these Year in Review stories, I may add other photos or additional notes that have similar subject matter but did not run in the particular post the…
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Flowers in Black and White?
If you frequent this blog (and I hope you do) you know I love black and white photography. I broke my teeth on it, visually speaking. (please see more text and color version of this photo below)
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Wordless Wednesday : Tulip in Black and White
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Wordless Wednesday : Lincoln Memorial in Black and White
Please see second photo below.
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Wordless Wednesday : Country Church
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The Fog that Got Away
There appeared to be a “temperature inversion” occurring at Deep Creek Lake this past Saturday morning resulting in sections of the lake being shrouded in fog. So you might be wondering why is the photo at the top of this post from 2010? Please see more text and a second photo below.
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Atlantic City
Several years ago my in-laws invited me to go along and a short trip to Atlantic City, N.J. I was excited to go as it was my first visit to this gambling mecca on the Atlantic. Atlantic City is a contrast of glittery bling and urban decay. I chose to shoot the bling in color…
I See Beauty All Around, by Rob Paine 