photography from the Chesapeake Bay watershed by Bill Emory
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intelligent people wear hats in Virginia in July.
View north on 9th Street, Richmond, Virginia.
Michael Carrithers commented that b&w photos of rust are not entirely informative. I am taking his words as an invitation.
Despite my monochromatic preference (“friends don’t let friends shoot colour”), I am falling off the wagon for a few days, into the chaos and mess, 390 to 750 nanometers.
Blue egg of Robin largely meaningless in b&w would be.
My dear friend MGLS said “Bill Emory, you can take the world’s worst portraits.” She was right.
