Black and White – Page 297 – photography from the Chesapeake Bay watershed by Bill Emory

paul

paul whitehead
new Woolen Mills neighbor

worsted

wx-plumber
My dear friend MGLS said “Bill Emory, you can take the world’s worst portraits.” She was right.

night

towncreek
headed to Slabtown, tree planting mission, Virginia Department of Forestry

moving day

moving on, girl in back of pickup truck
my neighbor relocates

rhode island capitol building
View from Prospect Terrace Park looking west to the Rhode Island Statehouse. Not where the health care frolicsomeness was occurring, but a monumental building all the same, designed by McKim, Mead and White.
Providence is a beautiful town.

day of rest

bunny dunaway's church, rt 354, slabtown va — Slabtown

pounce

question for wordpress users: can you tell me how to change the way sidebar displays? It comes over on top of photos, I’d like the photos to dominate… Is there a way to make the sidebar narrower?

ariel’s first night

it was the basset’s first night in a new house. So many things to smell. Forget sleep

photoblogger of the day

hmmm… Photoblogger of the day boss, Dave Beckerman, takes over the controls below. Dave is a fellow photographer. A New Yorker. We’ve known each other for a long time. Occasionally Dave falls off the wagon, falls into color.
To learn more about the Photoblogger of the Day, click on badge to the right.–WX

sky junk

storm of doom starts, night of February five, 2010. This is a view looking east down Woolen Mills Road. — here in the hinterland we run our utilities in the air. It is the cheapest way. Akin to keeping our inventory of used motor parts in the front yard. After a big snow-storm, some trees fall on electric lines. The solution? Cut down the trees. We are cheap. If we could run the sewer lines in the air we would.