In my opinion, a sky with no clouds is boring. While I do like a bright, blue sky at times, give me one with puffy white clouds any day. It’s no secret that I like black and white photography. It’s my favorite way of capturing details and moments in time. One evening, I was looking […]
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At the corner of highways LA 146 and LA 148 in Jackson Parish, Louisiana, sits what remains of the Vernon Community Store. Nature is very much reclaiming the structure, and it has seen better days. I found very little information online about this general store and its history. In fact, this post from the Abandoned
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I have photographed this old country church before, but I was never really happy with the results. While driving nearby backroads today, I decided to try again. I’m not sure if it is active or when the last services were (they weren’t having any on this particular Sunday morning while I was there). It may
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I notice a pattern when I’m hanging around the house, photographing things. Some of my favorite things to look for are small flowers and mushrooms. I also enjoy capturing natural light, shadow, and textures in black and white on bright, super contrasty days. But the one constant is that one of our female cats, Blue,
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Super-bright light makes for great black and white photos. Often, I look for shadows, light, and texture around or on plants and other elements of nature to capture contrasty monochrome images. In my opinion, this is one of the major benefits of using mirrorless cameras. While I do enjoy and quite often photograph with a
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Rural Louisiana: black-and-white photos in tight, documentary style.
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In late December 2024, I photographed the abandoned Mt. Vernon Church on US Highway 167, just north of Dubach, Louisiana. The old, creepy church sat on the western side of the highway. Unfortunately, at the time of this publication, the church has since been torn down, and most of the land has been developed. Luckily,
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An old vintage Coleman heating and air sign…
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