There’s a photography blog I keep coming back to, and I want to tell you about it. Monochromia is a collective — photographers from Chicago, Nuremberg, Rome, Washington D.C., and a village on the Nile, all posting one black and white image at a time with barely a word of explanation. I contribute the occasional shot from France, which makes me biased. It also makes me a better photographer.
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Ten years of street photography in Nantes, one book: sit down, order the coffee, let the place come to you. IJM on the Streets is here as a PDF ebook.
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After 40 years behind the lens, still learning. Explore Rollei RPX 400 shot handheld in flat light at Pont Caffino, France. A honest look at dodging, burning, and making ordinary prints less ordinary in Lightroom.
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Discover the magic of capturing everyday moments in this heartfelt journey through the archives with the Canon AE1. Join me and my daughter Kate on a nostalgic walk through the vines, exploring how familiar scenes transform into timeless treasures through photography. Reflect on seeing the extraordinary in the ordinary.
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In this captivating series, the photographer reveals the hidden beauty of everyday surroundings. From city streets to countryside tranquility, the timeless quality of black and white film captures the essence of each scene. With a plea to cherish and document our own journeys, the artistry of mundane moments is celebrated.
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A trip to Carnac, captured through grainy HP5 film, brings back memories of childhood holidays and family dynamics. The stones, once freely explored, now stand cordoned off, as enduring witnesses to history. Embracing film photography’s simplicity, the author finds a profound connection and a timeless, storytelling journey amidst evolving landscapes.
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Good evening Dear Reader. You may have noticed, and then again, you may not have noticed, that I have created a couple of new pages. Instead of adding…
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