A black and white mobile photograph of an old abandoned building in Carlson, Washington.
EXIF: iPhone 11 Max Pro. Edited in Adobe Lightroom Classic.
This image is part of a photography project titled 2020 Mobile Black and White Photography Project.
Similar Posts
Grande Braderie D’Ixelles No. 18, Brussels, Belgium, 2018
Photo 18/32 of a series of black and white photographs from the 2018 Grande Braderie D’Ixelles sidewalk sale and street festival in Brussels, Belgium. Nikon D700, Nikkor 28-70 mm ƒ3.5-4.5, ISO 200, 70 mm, ƒ8, 1/100 second. GPS: 50°49’1.696″ N 4°23’19.516″ E Part of my black and white travel photography series. View all images from…
The Quiet Work of Water
I spent a quiet morning beside a small waterfall in Gifford Pinchot National Forest, watching how water and stone slowly shape one another. This photo, for me, is about embracing presence, patience, and witnessing slow, meaningful change in both nature and ourselves.
Tree Roots, Kopachuck State Park, Washington, 2020
A black and white fine art landscape photograph of strangely shaped tree roots at Kopachuck State Park, Washington.
Early Spring in the Pacific Northwest
Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Pacific Northwest as it transitions from winter to spring, capturing the vibrant emergence of new life against towering snow-capped peaks. Let these stunning landscapes inspire awe and appreciation, inviting you to embrace the transformative power of nature in your own space.
Rusty Coal Mining Equipment No. 4, Black Diamond, Washington, 2009
A black and white photograph of old rusty coal mining equipment in Black Diamond, Washington. Image 090201-0384. This photo is one of a series of images from my Pacific Northwest black and white industrial photography project titled Rusty Coal Mining Equipment Purchase Print
The Millers House, Auderghem, Belgium, 2022
As I wandered around the Rouge-Cloître near Brussels, Belgium, I came upon this old stone house. In French, it’s known as La Maison du Meunier (the Miller’s House). The house, constructed in 1740 over a former washhouse, housed the miller who ran the grain mill. After the monastery closed, the building housed a forge. Later,…
