Posts tagged: BW
My wake up view. Camped out in the inglenook with the kiddos and Margaret last night. Looks like there is some kind of cushion tower being built in the background there.
Me and Myles, mid-tubing-run, yesterday.
There is something sublime about a farm at dusk. Everybody knows what to do. There’s no rush hour. Quite the opposite actually. It’s slow down hour. Get settled hour. Find your place to eat hour. Get cozy because you’re gonna be snoozing soon hour.
And the lack of light does not feel like darkness, just the slow graceful fade-out of daytime when everything gets quiet and calm and gray.
The dread-lock dog. Can’t remember her name. Cool though. Like a real-life muppet.
Myles and the dread-lock dog.
can’t lie - I do love the Hipstamatic. I think of it like a “real” camera. Hey, it’s an option. An option that gives me great results more often than not.
the beach always looks good in black and white.
My man Myles. Dressed himself and was feeling fly with his fireman boot and double-jacket combo. This kid cracks me up.
Enjoy your weekend ladies and gents. I leave you for the day with this gorgeous photograph by Tim Navis.
I love the muted low contrast blacks and the graceful relaxed pose. Best if viewed large. The sparkle in the right eye makes all the difference.
More great work over at Navis Photography.
This photographer Tim Navis… I love his style. He makes me remember that I do still love digital photography.
The Monroe Street Bridge, 1913 — Spokane, WA
By (the masterful) Jo Schwab
Take good look at those eyes and don’t be fooled by the hair…
Brilliant portrait.
An Old Soul
